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13-00000 10. ll. ‘12. 13. 14, 15. 16. “17. 18. 19, 20. 21. 226° 23, 24, st «REPRODUCTION MEXI-9332, 6 May 1964 [duplicate of FOIA No. 683-391] . Memorandum passed to Mr. PAPICH of FBI with informa- tion on photo coverage of embassies and information on KOSTIKOV. [XAAZ-3590 - FOIA No. 182-621] FOIA No ‘a 964] Newspaper a Ret? le 5 : STON. and Paul SCOTT "CIA Withhe igence from Warren Commis- sion" ATED MEXI-9332 (IN aL [FOIA No. 683-291] DIR-18827, 4 May 1964 [FOIA No. 677-289] Cover sheet to MEXI-7034 HMMW- 15488, 18 May A DIR-87770, 9 December 1963 [FOIA No. 354-719] ‘MEXI-7067 (IN 68291), 26 November 1963 [FOIA No. 124-54] } Cover sheet to MEXI-7067 (from Mexico City File) WAVE-8149 (IN 67731), 25 November 1963. [FOIA No. 101-573] Cover Sheet to WAVE - 8149 (from Mexico City File) MEXI-7055 (IN 67620), 25 November 1963 {FOIA No. 89-33] Cover Sheet to MEXI-7055 (from Mexico City File) “MEXI-7054 (IN 67378), 24 November 1963 [FOIA No. 85-565] MEXI-7054, 24 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) DIR- 84920, 24 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 65-25] | DIR-84920, 24 November. 1963 [FOIA No. 65-25] so023) 23 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 59-23 i MEXI- 7034 CIN 67231), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 61- 575] 55-546] ea 7033:.(IN PROT TE MEXI- 7029: aN 67190), 23 November 1967 [FOIA No. MEXI - 7033, REPRODUETE lexico City File) including. c of FOIA No. [FOIA No. 56-20] | ’ MEXI- 7028, 23 November 1963 ‘(from Mexico City File) including cover sheet. [duplicate of FOIA No. (58-549). SS -. MEXI-7028° (IN 67187), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No.  §8-549] SECRET.
13-00000 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. (33 es 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 42, 42, 45. 46. 47. cme «REPRODUCTION MEXI-7025, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 60-550] MEXI-7025 (IN 67188), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 60-550] ; MEXI-7024, 23 November 1963 aan Mexico City: File) 62-24] MEXI-7023, PI , mi os rom Mexico City File) [duplicate o OTA 43] MEXI- 7023 (IN 67108), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 49-545] c= DIR-84888, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 39-38] DIR-84886, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of 40-541] \ DIR-84886, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 40-541] DIR- 84821, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No.- 51-18] MEXI-7019 (IN 66846), 22 November 1963 [FOIA No. 27-10] DIR-84802, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of 26-8] DIR-84802, 22 November 1963 [FOIA No. 26-8] MEXI-7014, 22 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 29-12] MEXI-7014 (IN 66781), 22 November 1963 (FOIA No. 29- 12] Memorandum for The Ambassador,.dated 16 October 1963; Subject: Lee OSWALD/Contact with the Soviet Embassy. - [TX=1919 - FOIA No. 9-5] 1 MEXI- 6534 ( DIR-74830, “pai including cover sheet. aber 1963 [FOIA No. 8-4] om Mexico City File) dup icate. of. FOIA No. 7-2] DIR=74830,, 41 October 1963 [FOIA No. 7-2] ” MEXt - 6453, 8 October. 1963. (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 5- 1A] MEXT- 6453 (IN 36017) , 9 October 1963 {FOIA No. 5-14] Transcript of telephone call on 27 September 1963, Soviet Embassy Chancery (15-61- $5). Informal “Memorandum dated 10. February. 1977; Subject: Background on Mexican Station Support Assets (Coverage of Soviet: and: Cuban Embassies). ePROOUET PROMBITED
13-00000 sme «REPRODUCTION = rena aaTED 50. Blind Nen orandum pda ted 2 May 1977 5 lng neneeruntit sey tn sending  PRORIBITED ——— PRORIBITED aT Oo
13-00000 SUJECT: elay in sending the first cable about OSWALD 1. Much has been written about the delay (b 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 lazines on the part of the Soviet case officer (thich 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 Octo. er convers ation would have been. picked up on the morning-G£.th 2nd of October. ‘he Russian language portion would:-have.gone to the Russ ian/English transcriber on the 3rd of*Ottober. ‘the trans lation would have been returned the follaWing:.day (4th) at vhich time, the Soviet case officer woud haXess ked for the photograph 1 ic coverage. That coverag @ would not have been in the station before the 7th s ince eke ifm was still in the camera on the 3rd of October and i cked up probably on the 4th, processed and-passed t eh ‘eaStation on the next work day which would have been Magéay ~Qectober. . 3. Later the £itm: was Oe en out of the camera every day but at that time, the filmstayed in the camera until a full rotl was completed which. might take ‘ree or four das. 4. <A name trace could have been reques ted 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 ...s‘ometimes.__there..was..a U.S. automobile license number. . It was also part of the "numbers game" of jus tify ing a project. y the number of dis patches » cable or reports produced. oc0u1 54
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED SUBJECT: Review of Mexico City Station Files at the (Warrenton Record's Center 1. On 2 May 1977 Chris Hopkins and Anni aspire visited the § amy genton Record's Center to reviais ‘id eMexico City files in search of additional phote seeps of Se a “unidentified man". We were unable e any such photographs. It appears that eerie Otographs may have been destroyed in a purge of gMaxnrtks Station files and that the folders for thagersaped forward more recent p eK 5 aph for retention. Followjaedre the Job numbers of boxes reviewed and pertinent notation re re-use of the old folders: od _ RILYRIC Photos LICALLA Negatives 1 February ’- 1 March 1968 - In white letter-sized (Filed in re-used folder envelopes - five LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to 31 Aug 66) packages C~1873 - 2031 1 March - 1 April 1968 | | ack tolder - re-used LILYRIC _ : 7: folder 1 Sept 66 - 31 Oct 66 Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Dec 63 - 28 Feb 64 1 April - 2 May 1968 | a | Back folder re-used LILYRIC a Gcoc152 . folder 2 Mar 64 thru 29 May 64. . Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 1'Nov thru 15 Dec 66 © SERA OSS
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED we ( 3. May - 3 Jume 1968 lap re-used LILYRIC folder 16 Dec 1966 thru Jan 1967 18 Nov 1964 thru 26 Feb 1965 3 June - 1 July 1968 back flap one side re-used Czech photos July 64 & Aug 64 back flap-other side re-used ae 11 May 66 thru 31 July 66. Oo 1 July 68 - 31 July 1968 ie back flap re-used LICALLA arg SS 7 May 64 - 27 July 64 Front flap re-use ey iotay a aReNN oo File # 50-6 QE ee Job #70-236 Box 2 of 3 Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder LILYRIC Photos Back flap 3 Apr 67 - 2 May 67 filed in re-used tolder LIMITED 16 May 61 - 18 July 61. File # 50-6-74/5 Front flap ‘re-used LILYRIC April 67 a Back: Flap 2.Ma 67 - 1 June 67 - - 7 : . ae, re-used peter folder Dec - Jan 97. ae 6000153. Front flap clean Continued
13-00000 - |June - 3 July 1967_ Clean folder 3 July - 31 July 1967 Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder July - Aug 64 . Front flap clean 1 Ave 67 - 4 Sept 67 Clean folder _ 4 Sept - 2 October 1967 ANS . Clean folder ih) 2 Oct - LE : a Clean folder . 1 Nov - 22 Dec 67 Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 1D 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 flap - clean Job #70-236 Box 3 of 3 ‘LICALLA Photos 2 Jan ~ 27 Feb 1967 ap re-used LICALLA folder 5 NOV 62 - 31 Jan 63 ~SEGHET SepaeoueToR PROMIBITED 6000154 _ Continued
13-00000 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Dec 66 - 15 Feb 67 a 1 Mar = 28 April 1967 . Back flap re-used LICALLA folder - _1 Feb - 29 June 63 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 * 2 May 67 - 30 June 67 AA { Back Tap re-used LILYRIC folder sae 23 July 63 (Y-1257) to AN . 30 Nov 63 (¥-1308) | W . a eee 19 Sept 63 (C-1351) to 30 Nov 63 (C-1414) — Front flap. LICALLA re-used folder 1 June thru. 30 June 1967 1 Sy - 27 Oct 1967 - Bas ap clean Front flap re-used LICALLA folder , 1 Aug - Sl Aug 1967 6 Nov. - 29 Dec 1967. ac, ap | clean front flap re-used LICALLA folder . 1 July - 31 July 1967 Looe v 5 3 Jan - 28 Feb 1968 G 00155 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1. July thru 31 August 1966 . ‘Back flap Czech Photos re-used folder, Sept. - Nov..64 — . | . » Senne, ' Continued f ‘REPRODUCTION PROMETTED
13-00000 1 March thru 29 April 1968 Front flap re-used LICALLA (C) 28 Nov 61 to 10 Feb 62 Back flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Apr to 1 July 1966 REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED 2 May thru 19 June 1968 Back flap 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 Job_#72-626/36 File # 50-8-21 Box #5. Contained nothing 7 prior ‘to 1967. Looking for 1963. Job #70-209. _ ‘Box #3 (Boxes 1§2 at Has) Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #4 ° Nothing. pertinent to our search, Box #S. . Nothing pertinent to our. search. _ Box #6" . . Nothing: pertinent’ to our search. a Box #7 Nothing. pertinent to our search. Box #8 Nothing Pertinent to our search © SECRET REPRODUCTION PROGIBIT CeO0156° , Continued
13-00000 ; REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED 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. Jeb #75508 a | AN | or | | Box #1 LILYRIC 1 - 30 Sime 1970 aw Jan § Feb 70 S Mar & Apr 70 May & June 70 SY July § Aug 70 Sept § Oct 70 OV Nov & Dec 70 Dec 0 Dispatch MMW 11,368, dated 17 March 1972. Photos were filed in re-used subject and "P" folders (equivalent of subject 201 folders), indicating contents of "original" subject and "P" files were destroyed. Ref (to previous shipment ) EAR 40, 562, 21 May 71. CcGG157 we Seay
13-00000 | a OO Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) 1. (Unilateral) Coverage: _ From the time the Mexico Station was opened int Apri 19 SEN unit 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 | -Mexico City. This umbrella type project (LIPSTICQEEAN sted 0 of. multiline es phone taps, three photographic sites, a mob. pAsapiet tance team and a Oe . mail intercept operation. cas “ Telephone taps (LEAD ON ce: by fan employee oF the “oeat] teTephone compariy oe dTed by a Station case ‘officer. The number | nearby and the availability of langauge (English, Spanish, Soviet, Polish, Czech, etc. ) transcribers. Generally, these were Mexican or Mexican- - American recruited agents. . . Three photographic sites were handled by a Station case officer © - assisted by technicians on TDY from Headquarters who advised the Station on the best types of cameras, films, ‘and concealment devices. These operations had sub- -crypts under project LIPSTICK (namely: LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA). LIMITED was, a fixed site directly opposite the Soviet Em- 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 0000158 | —-«E2, IMPDET 77 OTMOTTUT CL BY 094645 : j a oo ‘oni _
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROKIBITED Lm . : rea mae - wt . Bh . 3 : | (¢ SrPRET RACE oe ede abide “Soviet compound and the LIMITED site was diagonally across a double laned | Street on the southeast corner of that block. (See attached diagram). | LIMITED was the first photo base and operated strictly on an experimental | basis in the early stages. This base, however, was closed when the Sta~ tion received word that the photograph of the "unidentified man" was being released by the Warren Commission. LILYRIC was an alternate photo- ’ graphic base. It was located in an upper story of an apartment building on the same side of the street as the. LIMITED site ete middle of — = the block south. It had a planted view of the LO nehte of the Soviet RNG row of four houses on the sous Rothe Soviet Embassy compound. Embassy. LICALLA, the third photographi as located in. one of a This site overlooked the es of. the Soviet Embassy compound. The purpose of this oS to get good identification photographs of Soviet personnel. The three photographic Sites were managed by a re~- crui ted. agent who was. a Mexican citizen, the son of an American mother and Mexican. father (deceased). this agent collected the: film from the LIMITED and LILYRIC ‘Sites three times: a week. The film was then de-~ veloped and printed into 8 x 10 contact print strips. LICALLA film was originally processed ‘in the Station but in early (1985) due to: the resig- nation of a technician, this film like that of LIMITED and LILYRIC was Processed « on the outside by a. recruited agent. 7 - abo
13-00000 an _— REPRODUCTION a . . PROMIATTED ’ . c can pesuane O et eda, p PRaeee  O WL 8 PRUE ear. Mobile surveillance was conducted by two American. staff officers. ‘These two officers Organized a surveillance team of six recruited agents tee rate #2 anne, which used late model cars and a panel truck for surveillance. The team could be activated by radio from the LIMITED site whenever someone of interest left the gate of the Soviet Embassy. These agents were aware of the LIMITED site since ‘they had been issued LIMITED photographs for identification purposes. The Station alsa conducted a (unilateral unilateral) wag eg GO operation, | LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American casei cer. (A recrufted) a7 ren eg selected letters. from a subagent the nature of the t that time. The Mexican Direction of Federal Security (DFS) | ] was a hip- pocket. ‘group run out of the Mexican Ministry of Government. This. Ministry was, principally occupied with political investigations and control of foreigners. Their agents were sz: Beutel Fp and corrupt. [sds van rn officer r_trained a !_a_number rof ‘them in name tracing and_ travel control. in) ae ~ ae — i958, vat the instigation | of| : a Joint telephone = ohone tap) Gperation came, into existence. the operation, which. became = Known a5) = 0000460, § “Presser poe, op: wwii. Fda
T3-00000 ~~ : oN ! 1(0 D (LIENVOY, was run by! The listening post had 30 lines connected at one time. The transcription room was staffed bys [ In 1961, _ because. Gf mismanagement by the Mexican prin- cipals, the Station chief, himself, became the project case officer. A Station officer assisted him in the daily supervision of the listening post, and in picking up the transcripts and the tapes. _ ‘There was also an American technician inside the listening post. 3. Oswald Coverage: In mid-1962, (the Mexican officer” in charge of LiEWoY (the! i nen Joint tap operation) asked the American officer at the saetigy [stenting Shak’ is _° post for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, Cuba Se con immediately ee, an tT tN bassies(in ant: L_anticipation of possible coverage’ She | aks [BH yeeeat ter connected five Cuban lines, five Soviet lines, three Czeth lines, two Polish Vines, and one Yugoslay line. “At the listening post, a live monitor made short summaries of conversations of interest which were then included in a daily resume ‘for the Chief of Station. Later, when a reel was completely recorded, full transcripts were. typed and passed to the Station; however, there was usually a time. lag of a day or two. Reels which contained. Russian se a C2001 64 Fee ne rman stm tone tees ewe vey - : cot, TS etm mares ee Snes oan me eames lel vee Jo
13-00000 a REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED a C erpnryecuerniy SCG : j ie hy ‘EEES | iy a language other than Spanish or English were taken to another location for translation and typing. Mr. Boris Tarasoff did the Russian transla- tions but because of the volume of Russian conversations, the translations As soon as the Station learned that an American identifying him- self as Lee Oswald phoned the Soviet Embassy, Miss Ann Goodpasture of the usually ran about a week behind the date of the conversation. . | Station started screening all photographs. However, here aa there . was a backlog because the photographs were picked up a week . ree tt but those picked up were usually for dates a fe this: Before since the | technician who was. processing the fim ftSe ot 2 night-time basis. Further, photographs were not made ee until a complete roll of | film was used. Later this y af and ‘the operator cleared the camera at the end of. each day NES 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 pulsé camera which frequently developed mechanical dif- ficulties. | | ae —_ Oswald came to the attention of the listening post operators — from.a tap of the Soviet line. It was. picked up and taken to Nr. Boris 000162 - | coo” wv t62 |
13-00000 REPRODUCTION So - PRORIETTED There was some delay because Station personne] 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 Tarasoff for translation because: the caller was trying to speak in Russian. | for operational leads. | | | | | | | FORIRTE a
13-00000 » con, ‘REFROOUETON (SECRET + 10 Feb 77 Seurce: Notes made by A. Goodpesture for Joha Leader, IG Starr Subject: Background on Mexico Station Support Assets Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Enbassies) Le (Undlatersl) coverage. From the time the Nexico St ation was opened (in) (April 1947 (by B Bild 1 Doyle)) untaz arrival of Win Seott as cos in 1958, Charles Anderson III (stain in LA/HQ) haa developed a support apparatus to’ A Bete bese STINE exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT) consisted of multi line phone taps, three photo ‘sites,. a mobile surveillance team and a mail intercept operation, . . . 2 | on ae Fhone taps were placed by (an en ouplayes of the te Relephon’ coma —— Ratans oh we Pasta {who > vas)has ndled by David WILSTED (pseudo). ‘The: number of Lines . tapped was. Linked "by we svailability of a. Latening, ost. nearby at hoana: ‘baglish/ “ Mgandcribers, Generalty (since the taps. were not made in the mainvées Spanish (Soviet, Polish,. Caper, & these agents (nost aN ‘or Mexican American). were related Pierre ad 2 Blas Mise « time felt was 00d security in that aor if they aye about’ shop, they would . talk to each other, ) (which + be Three photo sites were handled by Anderson with the. help of Harry Mahoney (retired, living in. Chicago) end TDY: tsp. people checking the best type of camera film, and concealment devices. ‘These had sub-cripts under LIFEAT (LIMITED, ‘LILYRICc, and LICALIA). LIMITED Was a fixed site bang: opposite. across the street From the front’ gate of. the Soviet. ‘Enbassy wibich vhad © both a vehicle and ‘foot entrance, The Soviet gate: was’ on the Northtlest corner of their compound and’ LINI? PED i was: diagonally across a double barrelled street on ‘the Southges ae ~~ (Se Ja trey ore aoe ic, Luduied
13-00000 = ra , that block, LIATPED Was che first Lese and at Crerated strictly on an Ox erinental besis | in the early stages, 1 think the Next tation bought one storey this property. (a/S- ranish Colorial stone house) through LI} OUSINE (check to | be’ sure), Later this house began to fall apart, This base was closed when the Station got word thet the vhoto of "uniden man" was being released to the public by the Warren Commission. The photo Operators were moved to. another apt nearby. The property vas sold (under an operational agreement with LIMOUSINE ‘for a long term lease on the top floor of a new apartnent blding to. be built on this site), LILYRIC was planned és an alternate photo base to LIMITED, It. was in an upper storey (3ra floor ~check) on the sane. side of the street as LIMITED but in the middle of the block South, It. had a slanted view of the front gate of the Soviet E.nbassy.. The agents in LIMITED. and LILYRIC (both Mexican families) as far as we knew, were not. acquainted with each other, _ LILYRIC was a rented apartment, LICALLA, the third Bhots. "git, A Was located ste f in one of a row of four houses on the South, 3246 ay “ Be which the Mexico Station Purchased, ‘bout, 1958 (cheek date), also. using” the. Soviet Brbassy compound LIMOUSINE as the pachapeeNbaiedk) ‘This site overlooked the back garden of the Soviet unbessy | conpipuiié, The purnose of this (Ope ration was to get 00a identification Photographs of the Soviet Personnel (who. a at thet time vere ‘largely unidentified in Mexico Station records), ‘The three photo ‘sites: Were handled. ‘by Ramon J Alvarez) (Hexican citizen of U.S, nother {iio taugnt eleieatary lev ‘el ae) (the Anericaa ‘School )). Ranail collected th the film, tron Lharen and LILYRIC’ three tines a week, His sis ster, srusbang, (Cates Gissican doctoz)) developed and printed ‘the: film into, gao contact print strips. : The raster: plan. was for LICALLA film to. ve. processed a tasite 180 ‘naa. from. 1957 to 1959 Cy |- resigned). could not handle the volune and as, : the unprocessed: film began to accumulate, the inside Co (ahoney) decane, ‘disgusted and. took: the caer ‘out for Ranon'S) brather-in-lay to. process (srobatiy: early 1959). ‘Thus( anon) he cane the handler for all three photo bases. A sensitive tart D nonitoring ; Operation. , SECRET NSS ee eee a os tn ee cee npn 2 —
13-00000. _ P = . was run out of another ohe of these houses (oryot for the Pour houses was LIMNST, 1, ete). This was ha: ‘Gled by Glen “WIDDEY (outside TSD 5 ffiear} and Vanoney using HQ TDY teams for monitoring, This operation was also Serarate S from LICALLA. The two houses in between: were rented to unsustecting tenants, Ce Hobile surveillance “as developed. oy. Anderson and later placed “under Nahoney and Josevh Sancho. This team consis ved of a half dozen or so agents who used three to four late model cars and a panel truck (which could be used’ on stake outs for photo covera ‘e). . The plan \ was to activate this group 5 by radio (from LIMITED 3ASE) Soviet =. > when Someone of interest left: ‘th e/Embassy g gate and stay- vith ‘them until they made their meetings. ‘These agents knew about the Lo SITED BASE begause they had LINITED shotos Por. ‘Identification purposes | This’ worked fairly well unti1 about. ‘the middle of 1958: (check date) when one of the surveillance agents, got. too: east his tenget. and was arrested by the Mexican ees ea Ht over. to ‘the: “arrange throweh APA SL Ere a cleared wd stoma Mi cit (Judd Aus histin of the oot ee me 2 (fittte ang and “Riguéle esa), the: agent. had identified Sancho (vio Was evacuated across the border at” Nogales by Bob. Sh naw) and ‘the. dnside-—— | phone nunber. of Vehoney (who. was subsequently replaced by, Louis: | 4 Puckett). OAs: a result of this flap, the. LIFEAT project, was broken up into several others, The agents were not. changed. but. were given, the: ‘unilateral ‘phoas taps. Puckett, replaced ! ‘ahoney and wendled’ the. surveillance team (GTEITRAP) ‘and: the Photo bases. = rough CG de “LIBIGHT | was the ory used for vr a Gatiator ‘Griginaiiy) mast intercept. handled by Charlie. Anderson qi, {__ | ae reed to obtain Selected Aetters: fron 7 | H +o ! j- new erypts.(/Zstencona and Peplaced Andérsén in’ handling ; | ic I. / I f
em, 13-00000, oo ron won by , ae fey . (rt think at she airport), Eis case officers | aivonso Spera, —_ were letear t/Packett, (R Rover’ rt Feldzann} and élan White. 26 — was unreliable and insecure as characterized by the nature of | Jat that time. ( (wo with which we dealt vas 5 hip pocket srouo pe s0risned contact with one of them Aes : Levine - De Leon (later LIFIRE group) in about 1950 or 51, He gave them some training (a group of about five surveillance types) | _ | — Meta) the files : ; : were poorly crganized and often inaccurate, Now and thens. ‘havea, some useful . e va ‘ ‘ 7 ~~ 7 information was developed but it could not Be = cefthded, upon, [ as replaced by ¢ i | Mahoney, Thomas’ — reese nn During 1958, ‘ebcote 2 met socially some of: the (Girontes ot of the) { say During this period, the a S. Ambassador Robert C, Hill (reflecting. the policy of then Sec State J. F, Dulles) (Hazlitt, an and | Rooert | velageaas€ was energetic in organizing groups to "fight communism", One of these seeds grew into a proposal ia al a joint Seleshorie tap operation! This project (LIENVOY) went. through about four distressing ; years. of a shakedown, Tertiary vias inexperienced, old, and, greedy. His son (LIE EIVOY-2). was a: 2 masterpiece of deceit and: “corruption, [ EXEISGHIT] ato) manipulated control over the principal, agent: of ‘LIBIGHT mail: intercept. ~The a first. case officer was: ‘Alfonso Spera’ inside th] crete outside — and John (TSD- treining officer ‘for surveillence and head of. the. Listening we post wh . thirty telechone lines would connect as well as a ‘trehser ist tion Toon Q ie ne : Lo. . | oa ALORS cal ‘UMD 16
¢. SEQRET , . . _* : ‘ wo: ° : Pe o ‘ . ta Z ron y / 7 “ 7 “ ; * staffed HT de initiall; the Station tyted to. net. every denand/ _ i ; | Both{ | ana John hed lenguege diz “ficulties and personal problems associated with being outside the stetion (ao. thet the Mexicang) 7. were virtu ue lly ‘uncontrolla. vle, spen adi € money as they pleas ed, squirrelling away) Pe a a ee equipment at ‘@normous costs, and neglecting their part of the cargain(in n the } (produdtion of” transcripts sr * placing “taps winLeh We wanted, Spera was Teplaced by{ | who Found? hinself in | the Same pincer. movement of having Scott | @pprove a request” by LIELECAN? that | fed 1 turned ned down by ‘the ¢ ‘son, "LIB vOy-2,) Finally when the cost became exhorbitant and. there was litt tle to show for it, the. project ‘was, revamped. and John returned to, the U, S. and were replaced by a TSD officer,( Charles F Lick} who was. ‘put. inside ‘the listening | post: to maintain : Brady was reassigned to other: duties bendirg a. cwensfer, the equipnent, / Scott % took over the: Project. aS case: offices, necting. with Lintscait) ay . Ee. designated Aan Goodpasture to neet dailing’ AOL or routing supervision of the listening post, pickin tg up. trenseosiis ans tepes. Goodpastiire. hed no (dealingewith ti the Mex Mexicans exce Men scott vas ill or out of tom, Generally | —— ot oe . 3 : all decisions were made WARK this was about: late 1961. - (3. My memory is.a ‘Little vague about the origins of the Cuban Eabassy 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 voltinteers: through most of 1960 and: é1 with Ton Hazlitt. Producing voluninous. reports on their ectivities: and “reeruiti: g agents right) and’ left anong: Cuban ‘netionals. in Mexico City, | 4e Personnel assignments, of interest, to, us now is. “who was in: Heres during the period prior to Oswald's visit and the. subsequent | investigetion by ‘the: a Warren Con mmission, To: deternine who .vas | there and what, they. were! ‘doing. Ir | have gro: sped persons torether chronologically with areas of their ; assignnent | s the ..: ob covering from{1956 to 1969 so that RRotiian names vop up; one can tell vhat oO Tree Hl Period they were in Mexico and vheir cesiganents, vat th the tine.
, Stamey. 8/5¢-6/69 COS Winston 4. Scott (deceased) ON DOCS 7/56 ~ 7/58 ‘Alfonso Rodriguez (retired) . 10/58 ~ 12/62 (retired) 6/63 - 9/65 “Alan White (retired)—_ 10/65 ~ 1969 Stanley Watson) (retired in Nexicd) ~~ * COVERT ACTION | : LPrior to 1954] Foward Hunt (retired) (12/54) ~ 7/53 (Williard Hill (resigned) ee: 12/56 ~ 9/62 ‘Stannard Short! (retired) . Chief SC , : ‘9/61 — 3/64 David Phillips C/(retired)—~— 8/62 ~ 9/64 po ASSE 2/64, - 6/65 “Tanes Flannery C/(retired) — | 9/64 - 11/66 Harold Dalghren Asst oo 10/65 - 1967 | Stanley. Watson /C/ (retired) 66 — 68 | 68 - 7. Josepn SmithG(retired[_ CUBA OPERATIONS - 56 ~ 4/62 Thomas Hazlitt Chief 2/60 - 4/62 | (retired { 4/63 - 4/65 Bob Shaw Chief — 9/63 - 7/65 | _ ~ RS 10/63 - 5/65 Lorna Hackay (sate Boe o . 8/€3 - 6/65 David Phill iy Pada ed fom 9/65 ~ 19/68 Joseph Picco | | 10/65. ~ 12/674 SOVIET TARGET - ' 6/57 ~ 10/59 Louise Lyon (natarset} _ 6/62 - 1/67. Prentice Marheiné (ps) i. 9/59- 8/65 hief — -S. (retired 2). 9/59 - 8/65 |__ ee i sid 5/64 ~ 7/66 Villian Bright 4/65 - 11/67 Cynthia’ Hausmann 6/85 -~ 7/57 Alice Pittinger 7/65 ~ 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief SOVIET TPANSCRIBERS 5 9°. 00 co 6/56 — 8/58 Norris Gordon (resigned), me 6/58 ~ 6/63 - George iliskowsr se pe /63- 7) Boris: Tarasore (retired in Mexicd) ~ oe OS ; i j | * Outside CO’ 6 os | i ' f
13-00000: : ‘REPRODUCTION PROKNEITED . SUPFORT ASS=TS oe ( Unilateral) phono taps | ; Ce ise] 2 1961 Charles Anderson ITT Chief (29-71)? Outside co - B/55)~ 4/60 | | Asst _ David WILSTED (ps) oo. 1/56 — 1/62 Frsar Estancona Chief retired in Mexico: ” 4 2/60 - 10/64, Thomas Keenan ~ . Lo 64 — 12/67 Hick ael Parmer . Om wm cee og ‘ (Inilateral) photo Cubans, 3/59 = 4/64, ' “Robert ‘Canbernavan (resigned Me exieo) /59 - 6/62 | |'t8D) (retired) (ailateral Jphoto ‘Soviets oo 7 | ' So ae Choe | £/59 Harry T. Mahoney oe : . 7 ; _ 56. — 68 Lae (retired Chicako) oo _ Ramon At pelened in Mexico) Sop 8/64 A. Goodpasture (alternate CO mw eae and internal routing) © - AY bsg 6/63 Louis D. ‘Puckett (retired) Z act ce W63 ~ lo/6Z Thomas Keenan =" " t t BACT 65 - 66 William: Bright eee 7 an < ae o==] ee (taison) phone taps 59 - 1969 Winston Scott (deceased) 159 —~ 1960 Alfonso Sper (retired) 59 - 1960 ) (outside, now retired). 159 ~ 1960 — Training rept resigned) 60- 1961 John Brady~ (retired) 62 —- 1968 A, Gcodpasture -- OL — 1971 (Char2 eS Flick) (outside TSD Starr Agent - retired) — . C@ison)— surveillance «. ior 19524 { | (retired) 4- 1/5 59 Harry Mahoney. (retired) 1 - 19é1 Thomas | Hazlitt. 62 ~ 9/67 ‘Robert, | Feldnann] Pars D Gutside unit oo 58 - 12/63 Glen Widden’ (retired) — Oo _ 9 ~-4/64 Jcseph i, Resigno (ps) Unit blown and elesed duwn Soe - [eee _ 0000170 . N td abe, whoa sd go .
13-00000 we He epi —-PROMISITED SE Tt About nid 1962 (check : date) Lien eg is asa for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, Cuban, and Satellite Embassie With this” _forevarning, LIFE FEAT (unileteral co _ coverage) was disconnected, = (est I recall, ) the He: teans) connected 5 Cuban lines, 5 ‘Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 2 Polish, and 1 ‘tugoslav line. The basehouse listening post had a live — moaitor Who nede short summaries of interesting conversations for a daily resume which Was received each day around 8 a.m. (passed by(FLick) to Goode asture to get to Scott before 9 a.m.) Later (when the reel was " coapletely recorded) full transcripts - were typed and "passed to the Station in the seme vay, however, there was usually : a time lag of a day or so. Those transeripts which had Russian or anoth er language besides. Ssanish or - English went out of the listening post the day after the transez ript (of other conversations. ott tho reel was oP typed. ‘These reels. were taken to another Losatig rm they Were ‘trensleted ee tN rete ttre itn arenas te ee and typed. In the case of the Russiep. ns non, pitind: Boris Tarasoff. usually ran yp a . a> i. about a week behind the date gatiter sage sation because | of ‘the volume of | >. Pas _-Russian conversations cofiglg Kle~S embers of the Soviet Bubassy. - During this “period. (fall of 1963), the reels were probably being brotight into, ‘the station | and carried to Boris by (onslor the people from the Soviet. Section « or. they may have been carried to him by Flick but I. think I brought the’ reel. in. and gave’ it tol to ‘take. to torts. _)* handled ell ‘of the processing of Soviet transeripts, 3 My. job. tavelvea screening the photographs .« as: soon, as We leerned thet’ the: man calling hinself: Osi a. vas’ Probably | an heievteens: However, here again ‘there. was: a: 2 backlag because the wie photos. were’ ‘pleked! UP, three: tisies a 4 week “butt cones, Picked" “up Pere sou for dates. a few ‘days. pregiously beedlise the di night: tine besis. | Paotogrephs were. i way wich cepa leter. we got. it. chatigea to one day ‘coverage on’ e each: roll in other, words the: ar operetors’ cleared the’ camera each day whether “there was entities a full - roll of film exposed. “Instructions vere “to: cover’ office owt Photog rash. ‘each AePROOUCTION | a . = Oc eli aelnieeeaeaeetinnetermeetarttmeston ; 20
13-00000 aman | ———-PROKIRITED new Soviet and family, all foreigners ane foreign lieenee plates, Evwaan error did occur but generally the erents were conscientious. The Cuban enbessy coverage had more sorhisticated equipaent (a pulse cazera) but it frequently develozed mechanical cifficulties. Bob Z Zanbarnardi ad{ | (I think) } handled this film - pick. up and delivery. Lorna vackay screened the film inside the station. | I am certain thet the Oswald call came to our attention from the Soviet line. It was picked us end taken: to Boris for a translation because the caller was trying to speak Russian, Any delay Was caused by waiting to compare the photographs with the typed transcript. There’ were no copies of . ae transcricts: ever/ made in languages other than Spanish or Faglish because Win Scott could read: only, ‘thoce two languages ard he, ¢reened the transcripts for operational leads he aA weeded rN aa 0000172. H| REPRODUCTION. terrane eeceeneeneteneeeenteeene To errmsg -
13- 00000 were goucy i) D at (, TUESDAY ith OCTOBER 1963 Log Film 144 ‘Weather 1/100 “ Covergge: 900 to 1900 . 20 Eaxp _ Camera Setting 3.5-2.5! 1 1251 2URM platican con KAZ en el jardin 2 5 ff 89 88 86 88 FP 98 88 88 88 FP GP fe 8 G8 fe ae ne SEKEHAME EH ELE EH ES EHO EHERAEIE ISABEL EH B25 RISEIS BHR B86 B9E8.94 S96 BEG A SIERRAS N _ WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 1963 Coverage: 900 to 1900 j "23 in139 ANOV = out UMW a Norte por Tacubaya-Despide DEN~en Chev 375 . & a> 698 w ee &6-" se ee a 1° ” oe o> fp 6p 09 ee gf 86 #9 @ Gf 88 G2 98 @@ #8 OP ge 68 se bP 7 Be to fp 8 ep be - 5 1150 UM MN Gut a. Norte por  Tacubaya en Ford37 verde(entr$i141) 71033 DF .6 1205 LEON Gn’ 2uRM de Oriente por Chicontepec de Falcon | 372 vs bd ” oP qe 6% 7) ee a. oP oT) > 02 €8 GP BY 88 8 99 98 97 G9 89 gf 89 PS id at OS Juin » $? ) o FF G8 8 1216 UM M ~ in de Sur por Tacubaya de, anfdieta Chev(s0li61213) 52137 DF 9 ate : ye {216 3A M ‘dm de Sur por Tacybay a or 40 a a) in o> FP . ot oon w eas eo » %, 1z22U AM) .. outa ponte? por Tacubaya 412 ee 82 ae 7) " MN te ot te 90 of @? fe of 67 fe 8D a a9 13 a> OP 8p OF non ao a ” as 02 8 98 uf te oe 14 «1248 VAZQUEZ. outa Norte- por Tacubaya 45 oe 88 a 8 w i] oP % 3 ee 88 a” oe 68 ff GF 86 Ge 00 & 1259 TIPO ‘out a Norte por Tacubaya | de Chevy (entré 1218) D 167 asa Agata ORR Si aaa THURSDAY 3 Océober_ 1963 - - . Doverage: S00 to 1900 471200 UM W int de Norte por Tacubaya 18 1204 U MW out a Norte por Tacubaya en Taxi 8882 DF 49 oe 8 9 #8 G8 8f 8 8 «#30 ” ee ” dd eo tp 8 ce ef @2 of @8 @@ &6 te . we 8¢ 68 6fP oP ° 20 1213 UMM - in de Sur por Tacubaya . 21 1222 UMM. outa Sur por Tacubaya renee 0000174 the. gf olan ao Coens ee Oe ame cae ne a”,
13-00000 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 hezeé*({in Mexico City) without asking Washington. Yet accordingly * this man (the American) » 7? Showed him a letter im which: he’ *(the American) is a member of an organizatidn:’ iyfavor of Cuba and said that the Cubans could not gives hurt the visa without the Russian visa and now the Soufiet foesn’ t know what to do with him, because he has is wa, the answer from Washington. ws ANS DURAN: ..with them also, beg amy ch ‘ah problen with him (the American) is that he doesnit* absariyone in Cuba and in that case it is very difficult ta>piive him a visa, because he was thinking of sing his visa, because he knew it was _ going to take ‘s"long 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 communicate 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. = ppeitowt’ 6 mnoes7s SECRET Gpy 2of7 HET | REPRODUCTION PROGMSIMED
13-00000 “PROMIBITED 27 September 1963, Soviet [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-tepresentatives for the boat "KALONIA'", and needed routine visa infomation 4. First a call was made to the first listing for the Soviet. Embassy in the Mexican telephone directory (which turned our to. ‘be the Military Attache). They got the phone number for the Consulate and 5 “tHe address. After making a.call to the Consulate and Learnings that it would not be open until 1130 hours, ALATRISTE wong. fPehes alles to get the needed information.) . e Item 395, pages. 7. and 8 ie Just after 1600 hours, BS 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. ‘his 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. GU061 7g
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13-00000 DATE : . Cj FILE IN CS FILE NO. “10 : WEXICO CITY pose Into tADDP, Cl, C1/OPS, ee, Fy SR Lh RF, vR TO HERE 0 STEN, CITE DIR a i “CLASSIFIED MUSSAGE | & _ AGT Ge: (e, BUSTOS: jum SEO UNIT | WHI/3/Mexico OINOX Li SEC PRET ExT Yr 5940 ( NO INDEX —— fe —— ale peas ., FROM: OI RECTOR CONF WH 8 \4 . a he “LEE OsmALD WHO CALLED. § SOVEMB ‘Locr PROBABLY IDENTICAL "LER. HENRY OSmALD, (2024289248) BORN.18 OCT 1939, NEW ORLEANS, - LOUISIANA, ,F¢ “FORMER “RADAR, ‘OPERATOR IN ‘UNITED STATES MARINES WHO. DEFECTED, TO. ussa ae ocr. 1959, oom hai TEN ay on o, THE, US. EB ‘MOSCOW Re PED ) AN, UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD © al e as POSTMARKED MINSK ON FIVE, ‘EB. 1961 IN WHICH SUBJ INDICATED m 5 an a. o i? ‘2 i DESIRED RETURN OF: HIS US .PPT_AS WISHED TO RETURN’ TO USA 3 ~ z 2 OF) a a. 3 IF "WE COULD COME: TO SOUR ‘AGREEMENT’ CONCERNING THE - DROPPING S 3 2 a w a Ne ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS: ‘AGAINST MES sy ON 8 JULY ON BIS. ow | a 2. INITIATIVE, i, "APPEARED ‘AT. ‘THR: MB. worn. ‘gs: ‘WIFE To ‘SRE AI ABOUT elo Ee /- LET LLG. &-| HIS RETURN TO ‘STATES. - SUBS STATED: ‘Har. HE ACTUALLY nip MEVEER (0 Coek63 ‘APPLIED FOR SOVIST. CITIZENSHIP AND THAT: HIS APPLICATION A? on Sei , COORDINATING OFFICERS | croup (CONTINURD) a - PELEASING ‘OFFICER . | Excluded from automatic | AUTHENTICATING | ok downgrading and éeclassifcation - | “SECRET be “nernopuction 8 BY, OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. os Copy we 6S al Ww NOLVoIssYIO “FP PAE aS Be on tomy “ran . Py SA cy So tong tt : a wr Sees, Bacal | “rwe * as . RNR sat ae nner soe elenidirs ahd ots ate Seeger eS: a neat Nits ite Saas ay me onthe. fy te ih at ae * 4 - - a” v , * 222. . ReFERdone, « Es a~ » = ven i eee
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13-00000 poe S  € CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ¢ { ogi: a i UNIT: - UL) INDEX | -BECRET F To EXE oe! “DD NO INDEX bm re 5 . -f “DATE : CH FILEIN CS FILENO, | oe —— SEE ; 10 + . OO ye oe aged FROM: DIRECTOR . “CONF: = noe DEFERRED . ‘ROUTINE “PAGE THREE . | oo an | _ SINFO oe cite or” FOP SO 4S STATION SHOULD PASS INFO: REE ‘AND PARA ONES TO . ee F & _TPELIDE, ODENYY,. ODOATE, AND: ODURGE LOCALLY. INFO PARAS, a _ TWO Ap EEE. ORO TATES WITH opaciD. Oat’. an American male who: famig¢id his name Lee Oswald — ad* ‘hevat Sov Emb on 28 Sept when iS He discussed sending a telegirax ce No local. Dissemination had , been Bade. According: te Lrewvos’ z apoKe broken BR SB/CI/A/Roll. (in draft) ee j (an draft) | dy-2e2 ve - RERSISSSINES 3s Cc. XING CHED "AUTHENTICATING Q OFFICER. « .y _ GROUP I . | Excluded from automatic downgrading and ' Geclassi fieation ‘-ADDP Br RELEASING OFFISER oe ee tt a mee ‘2 te ak ‘Sisetim oat eT ernst Cae UE Sea eng EN ; oer ae > _
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13-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ACTION: = DATE: BAGGED | into: ni SECR ET . - FILE: e . . me | . . b . CLASSIFICATION ne , , wee ato Smee ae anes INCOMING NUMBER PRIORITY OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE 1022297 S945 | ir CITE . | a IR.748390 - RE ‘e 64537 pint | 1. (WEE OSWALD WHO CALLED Soven 1 OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL oof} a - LEE HENRY OSWALD €201-289248) BORN 18 OCT 1939, NEW ORLEANS, . LOUISIANA, ~FORMER-RADAR- ‘OPERATOR “IN UNITED STATES MARINES °° ——7 a WHO DEFECTED“TO-USSR -IN OCT 1959, OSWALD IS: FIVE FEET TEN Jf INCHES, ONE” ‘HUNDRED? SIXTY FIVE. POUNDS, LIGHT BROWN WAVY HAIR, l BLUE EVES. | 2. ON 3L OCT 1959 HE. ATTEMPT LIED é STATES CITIZENSHIP —To—tte—unr LT ED STH ES Ee EA HOSC git INDICATING HE HAD APPLIED FOR-SOVIET CITIZENSHIP. ON 13 FER Ue Oa Aas THE US EMB MOSCOW. RECEIVED AN UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD ... / POSTMARKED MINSK’ ON FIVE_FEB 1961 IN WHICH SUBJ INDICATEDs<\ a “HE DESIRED-RETURN -OF-HIS*US-PPT AS WISHED-TO RETURN. TO-USA TF WE ogee COULD’ COME“TO*SOME AGREEMENT CONCERNING: THE* DROPPING? — Ce ee eo OF ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ME." <0 “JULY. <OW: RES: “OWN -INITIATIVE HE. APPEARED AT*THE EMB WITH HIS, WIFR™. TO: SEE ABOUT HIS RETURN TO. STATES. ‘SUBJ. STATED THAT-HE ACTUARY HAD NEVER APPLIED FOR..SOVIET CITIZENSHIP AND THAT.HIS APPLYCATION AT. | we Be THAT TIME HAD BEEN TO REMAIN. IN USSR AND FQN ‘TEMPORARY EXTENSION OF HIS TOURIST VISA PENDING OUTCOMECOF:HIS REQUEST. THIS APPLICATION, * “ACCORDING TO OSWALI COMPRINED NO REF TO SOVIET CITIZENSHIP s:="OSWALD STATED ii EAD: BEEN EMPLOYED SINCE3 20 005000087 leery 13 JAN 1960-IN BELORUSSIAN | oh AND TV FACTORY. IN MINSK py? Oe WHERE WORKED AS METAL WORKER YN RESEARCH SHOP. OSWALD WAS. . MARRIED ON .30-APRIL 1961 TO MARINA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA A } 1 4 a4 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. 3e 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 THEIR TRAVEL WITH: THEIR INFANT CHILD | TO USA. . aes ss STATION SHOULD PASS. “INED BEF AND_PARA ONE” a - oe TPELIDE,. ODENVY, ODOATH, AND ODURGE LOGRELY= INFO PaRAs TVO AND THREE ORIGINATES WITH opaciDs “(CONT PAGEST¥O) . — — | SECRET ; CLASSIFICATION INCOMING "es ay permed ST an Oe RECT CaS aL ES TL a ee ORT ere ad ne ad wsvas Pe du ye, ol re cg ite MOS aE ae, ae x petgeee, oy stots 8 fay = ally ea Sere ee wee aes io ta patsg it .. ee oe ae oan i swe a Re 6000483
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13-00000 Te ; CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PRONISITED “STRiuz ( ~COMMO § Chrono; - SECRET FILE: Lae Henry ‘Oswald~ CLASSIFICATION 7 *-ceeaheaneeaar SGP TH \“Gtew P") INITIALS NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY. “} OPERATIONAL [| inmtacs | ROUTINE IMMEDIATE af « BER ‘9 «PIR INFO, CIE MEXI HH leas NUMBZ LOIMFROVE | REF? DIR 74850 | PLS POUCH PHOTO OSWALD. . ° — _ COORDINATING OFFICERS - GFGESTETNER nt SECRET WCCURTIS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER 7 CLASSIFICATION . RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING - emis campeon Pose he tye eae ho Bot DoE Pees . sot . — Ae ome wae “ ry m7 ee + he
13-00000 + aa ‘REPROOUCTIOR “| PROMIBIM ; _ io recetved. Orig - Tha Asbessater oA - hee Henry ost (ALD pe Ua Tide : 7 Spahemiacs a Not ‘ 13 Setoner 1505 | ORANG AT TOR , 2? The fatassador Pps : Vinsten M. Seon | SUBIECT 2 SsuaLn/oastent with tha doviet Soiassy “Ambsssader Me: Yfrod? “2 Cos tT PTE PR Eo oF MOSS SACK Me A . Ll. Tee fableowices infermetion wes received. foam a neunlls telinbla ani LW axtrenely sensitive soures: On 1 Untossr 1965, : on Jjmertioan mele comicted —- the Soviet isbassy end idectifted bimself as Lee OOHATD. This offices ae termined that OGUALD bad. teen 2t the Seriect Remesy cn 2c Cepteaber “55 ard bad talked with Valeriy Viadimirivech ZCOTIZOV, a meaber of the Conmulsr Sechion, in order te leam if the Soviet Eoboss7 het recelved a raebly fom Naagington cencesmins Lis request. Ke heya mo clarifying information with regard to titis requeste 2. Gm Seacquarters hae. informed us that the OSWALD. above 3 is vrobahty identical sith Lee-Zemy OSUALM, born os 1f October 1959%in Hew Orleans, Lowsisna, a torser rmier operator in the U. 3. Yerite: Serpe who defected <0 the Scvies Unton.in Srtoher 1950~_ 3. ais office wilh advise + Tee aisear a Eesti anal Seuunity Officer ~ PLEASE BEPORN To is ee ~ Legn) sbtache rad _ tava es tacks, 3c - zs us. oe ec = 50-2 -h-5 Liaison with Legal Attache : ‘inison wi th Naval Attache -5 ‘Document Numbe aan on aa we ‘ It OCT. oe for FOIA Review BOl-A SILLS Jo nenerandun ‘to Legal Attache on § Actober "19633 however, note menorandun to US Arbassador (dated 16 October) , . vygh Ed also included Legal Attache in distri- bution. 0000187 Pe et ee es
13-00000 TO - DIPECTOR co £3 BDPY, rROvA og MEX ECO CLIY Action, C/MH 5 (com ISSUED TO DCI, 1810 22. NOV BP Yote: + eons at DOP NOTIFIED ANO COPY SLOTTED AT 1800, 22 Nov ropriste: INFO, BCL, H/DCI, DOP, AnDP, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/sR 5,. ¢/SAS 55 0708 2. vR XX a SECRET 2222292 <! IMMEDIATE DIR(CITE NEXI 79!4 rs 7 7 Zafinssis REF: As. VMEXI 6455 (ue (2017? D# a B. DIR 7485 , Ce 4, MEXI 6534 [in Yoss 2) es le ACCORDING VOA BROADCAST HEARD AT STATION REGAROTNG PRESIDENT KENNEDY AS SASSINATION, ONE LEE He Pe wr orns oF PRESIDENT KENNEDY. 2. DIRECT Has ATTENTION 6 3. REQUEST raroatTegiouci sign OSWALD SO THAT STATION CAN CHECK ALL RECENT LIE! ENPSY COVERAGE FOR IDEN. FCRYARDING SOONEST COPIES OF ONLY VISITOR TO SOVEMB 28 OCT WHO COULD BE IDENTICAL WITH OS¥aLd. SECRET —. cf arin s os! et LR. LS e Re fected Boys. peter 5 wee Me a GLASSIFIGATION A . jconouereo ON ee | . ee a 1 RoLATIAYEE D. LOU -So rz Wocument ner B= [2 > bY J ~ __ffor FOIA Review on APR 1976 — REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN, THE ISSUING OFFICE is paoHiatTeD Copy No J phi casein EERE LEMeay Bata Cee miles S SES eae ee
13-00000 | | ORIG: EXT.: STR: +=COMMO SECRET | ° REX CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION. ' jANsaouduwss G.F.GESTETNER CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ _ INITIALS a , NUMBER DEFERRED J PRIORITY ™ —\ OPERATIONAL | minaua ROUTINE __IMMEDIATE : 7 IMMEDIATE DIR» . INFO, : cits MEXI AU, ca NUMBER RYBAT REF oe Me oe 7 | | ee" “By DIR 74830 | 7 C. MEXI 6534 _ AGGORDING VOA BROADCAST HEARD AT STATION REGARDING = <= PRESIDENT KENNEDY ASSASSINATION. ONE.LEE, He LoswetibAGE 24000 Sy preps yen. ae aS ree ERE SE EP ES is nahh , % rs we OSRIAS BEEN! ‘ARRESTED 1 IN. DALLAS POSSIBLY IN CONNEC! TON ASSASSINATION 4 sp 8 aes oe MA NS Fee oi . eens oF, PRESIDENT KENNEDY. aoe > 2, ‘DIRECT HOS ATTENTION sag nN B85 le 3. REQUEST, PRIORITY: POUGEPHOTO: OSWALD SO THAT STATION ge LE . cae ae nd Bed Geen “4 “CAN. CHECK, ALL RECENT LIRR TY COVERAGE IDEN. FORWARDING SOONEST COPIES OF ONLY VISITOR TO SOVEMB zeoct WHO COULD BE IDENTICAL WITH OSWALD. OPP ER Se TS Re ET see, TS eee 7 END OF MSG | De | “3 x. Lo j- oan on - COGRDINATING OFFICERS “ ; er AUTHENTICATING OFFICER _° SLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER i. § CUTGOING we: ee Tyee So = ne : , : Taner ne =~ SOUT EELS SIURON RAP WRU RIpEENINS area ema : ; : etn et ME BF . Wigld Ceara gt sed 2, 0 ETL ten a etl a ne ~ ST eek ese ay kere ee . » on ‘ oe he _ Paieree seen, entre me sets, oar ars tense EET, ow ape oreo 0000189 © ees
13-00000 _ PO TUDEN G carne ae y oy INDEX SECRE | evt ; 5813 CO NO INDEX (ee GATE + 22 November 1963 As IN CS FILE NO. “boc. HIGHS. a “OEC 4. 19/4 mye . Fe ICROFILMED 4O +: MEXICO crry FROM: DIRECTOR ~~. , ies et wi 9 DEFERRED ° cone: C/WH 5 ico, ODP, ADDP, c/Cl, C/F 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/os 2, VR ROUTINE INFO,” - “pee veer out Saver per - | oP N ihe THANKS. DoS CONHECTION WAS ALSO NOTED HERS. _ | CITE DIR B4 8 0 2 ~ ; | a ...@. TRUST xo WiLL EE AE USE. AD YOUR PACILINIES TO FOLLOW AND REBORT “Gite. ontwae’s “On. _ and coordinate At appropel ate ose Pete ae yet emma Lae —~ 6S gopy TECMAS 3. KARAMESSINES a Pee Hi . ADDP C/WH 3 : A CROP 3 = . - . rua, Exctuded from automatic » wae RELEASING OFFICER ote *. dawnerad-ng aad UTNE leew : oe seclass'lcaton re Copy Noy & ee ~ on ata wy fe : ng ey a : ain a aural ae ae Take gt ome ~ ime Soe oriee S oats reyes ea eee wish Byte Mane Canwest 5 | 1 Sag tte aT ae “oe * tee . - rene ‘on re a
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13-00000 — . ROUTING 7 : DIRECTOR OM +: MEXICO CITY | GO a} TION: WH 8 (MR WHITTEN Wi & NIGHT SECURITY OFFICER NOTIFIED AND. COPY SLOTTED AT 2015, 22 Nov BP) 70s «DCI, p/pci, DOP, ADDP, Cl, ct/ops, ci/ic 2, Fl, SR Ts ‘SAS 8, 0S 2; vR SECRET 2309532 . - TAN IMMEDIATE DIR CITE hex 7019 - gar- AY REF: MEXI 714/10 6G 7E) l. MEXT STATION HAS PHOTOS SANE TYPE WHO Is PosstaWosvato E ne palate rep AMERICAN NTEREAS" ‘chat EMBASSY ON 15 OCTOBER, ‘SEARCHING FOR fe nee a "bHoTo- "Docu ENTED ENTRY CUBAN EMBASSY OTHER ‘pays - a ae oo 2. ALSO ATTEMPTING ESTABLISH oswaLD ENTRY aND ,ospraae a ECRET To a oe Rn - es ss 22 c/s Comment: #Request prior ity pouch photo Oswald s so ‘that Station can ‘cha SES ait >. ecant meat for idexntity.. Forwarding soonest copies of only visitor to SovE a 23 Ost, who could be identical with Oswald, i 3 or FOIA Review on APR ‘918 evibician
REPRODUCTIC: . 0 6 (FORNME WEEE: CLASSIFIED MESSAGE (7 1282 ; iT s C/WH/3 “py Tnosx Zon SECRET ROUTING ' + 5613 CM NO IncEx ES-ES fe: 22 Nov FILE IN CS FILE NO. * MEXICO CITY mM: DIRECTOR ROUTINE 2: DCI, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, Cl, Cl/ops, CI/ICc 2, Fl, SR 7, SAS 8, 27 . 08 2, VR oo, | (PRTY) MExt ol INFO aan Nov 23 New “ a a I. . RE MEXI 7019 (ay sbe46) » ie 7 as SEND STAFFER W ITH ALL PHOTOS OSWALD TO HOS, | N NEXT ee 4 AVAILABLE FLIGHT. CALL MR. | WHEETEN) Ar 652-6827 7 OARRIVAL, C/S Comment: #Reference attached io ment Number Cab OIA Review on APR 187¢ CLASSIFICATION REVIEW CONDUCTED | nee wt Se 6 APR 1975 | - a a3 Neu 6S W §MoQlou, esdushy p popy, (IGEN MT “wstrs bhp by sirection es | re _ THOMAS Frid) MESSINES RDINATING OFFICERS GROUP 4 =e re a | | | | HG oO Eacluged fram automatic AUTHENTICATING: > °- 7! 5 & G RE T : deciassitication | a ; FIGER ; 7 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICEIS PROHIBITED. ©” Copy Now 0000193 PROMBITED Se ay
13-00000 a} os §367 [pee REE See mee a ema, > +} MEXICO CITY | sah he (OM: DIRECTOR i. . one C1/S| Cen ro :0Cl, D/ocl, ODP, a ci/oPs, ci/ic 2 2, Fly SR 7, WH 7, OS 2, VR | IMME DIA TE mreemeeee oe em, atari ann ae neg IMMEDIATE MEXL INFO co CITE DIR 8 Fa g 8 6. REF: MEX! 6453 + ON 5 36017) 1. IMPORTANT YOu REVIEW ALL LIENVOY TAPES AND rad TRANSCRIPTS SINCE 27 SEPTEMBER TO. LOCATE ALL MATERIAL > wt | POSSIBLY” PER TINENT TO SUBJECT REF a ee ae Ste.” ve cad Sk {i NECESSARY, “FULL , TRANSCR IPTS . AND. ORIGINAL TA she) _ Be “DISPATCH, SOONEST BY SPECIAL coURER, STAFFER IF AVAILABLE ALL. PER TINENT MATERIAL. : SARE ORIGINAL TAPES AVE ? TION REVIEW So Sea eaey g APR 1978. CONDUCTED ON ncremeennnnmcenanmanne E/EQIMPDET CL BY.OLE ROR) cs Comment: “areported that on 1 October 63, an American male who said his name was-Lee. Oswald was at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City.” - a | : / oe eR Decent ni 40-54 | 2o|- Coal ay yo , co —_ for, FOIA Review on ; “APR 1976 , é ~S _ iiiteietmemeien ames imine ee arf a Jib tat RELEASING OFFFEER . LAC(WH EGR wd o \. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING > OFFICE iS S PROHIBITED. os Cory No, COORDINATING OFFICERS Excluded from automatic | ° dowepratimg and eS atime _ derigngifestion 2 OFFICER See a IE o, ae Coes iy he ye OO aetna ted oad See om pesos oe cence’ . ws: oR aS, aa Se COTS aes foes oh SSNs a apis oe ee” we a iy aes woe" farce BOLT we, ae ae DATES a as Tare ae : ye, - 0000194
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13700000 © 7" | me CLAS SIFIED MESSAGE 1 DIRECTOR pe | OO “ © fp Mos MEX COE TY a ION: ¢ 5 (MR, (WHITTEN) WH, NOTIFIED AND COPY. SLOTTED AT 1255 34 Nov 63 Lua) 2.2 DEH, D/ocl, por, AdoP, C/cl, C/Fi 2, C/sR 5, C/sAS 5, D/os 2, vRe- SECRET '2316592 | 5, C/SAS 5, D/ VR o "(3 Mov 83 1 7 | 08 IMMEDIATE DIR’ omg MEXI 7025 a af COMMENTS *DISSEM| NATION APPL (CABLE ro RYBAT JTIENVOY, «CABLES 1. ON 28 SEP 63 cuviBbnan CUBAN. EMB CALLED SOV . RAN CUBAN ENB ° ONSUL SAYING NORTHAMERICAN THERE wHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH 8 2 3PEAK WITH CONSUL. UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD SOV CONSUL QUOTE df : “Twas IN YOR ENB AND SPOKE TO.YOUR CONSUL, I WAS JUST NOW AT Pa C (OUR EMB AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS,” Sov. CONSUL SAYS "I KNOW THAT". BB INIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "I DID NOT KNOW IT THEN. | wt [ WENT To1 THE CUBAN EMB TO ASK THEM FOR MY. ADDRESS. ones 2 [AVE IT". SOV CONSUL. "WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND, da YOUR 3 \DDRESS WITH US IT ‘TS NOT FAR FROM CUBAN, PCNA twNipen’ a x lORT HAMER ICAN. "VELL, I'LL BE THE ari Gat, ae ey ‘sip Do INIDEN NCRTHAMER ICAN SPOKE AEE er RECOGNIZABLE Dot me \ Val 7 USSIAN, . a — —— 7 26 IN VIE DSWALD IN sov. UNION AND: FACT HE CLAIMED, oN 1 oct _ ee i IEN voy TO HAVE VISITED sov- -EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE. PROBABLY « SWALD. | ATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS FIR ST TAPE ERASED PRIOR ECEIPT SECOND CALL. | Cent CL ze /) 3. PARA THREE MEXI 7914 DATE SHOULD BE ONE ocr 683. SAME” USJECT VISITED SOVEMB4 OCT Bur NOT RECORDER LIENVOY THAT DATE. ° a -SO POUCHING 4 OCT. PHOTOS, oe QoQ $9agd. | 4+ MAKING EVERY EFFORT DE Aa OSvALDS act Ivit ies cs whieh a f5 t Ee ae Bon ae om. coe . : techeded From gut grajotty dawageadug ea od Secleosifeorian ePROBUETIE oN PRO (ITED
13-00000 _ a CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PRONIRT e Rt COMMO SECRET | FILE @-3593 > 0 C CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION silvi ia DURAN P- AMETIALT ° NUMBER _ DEFERRED PRIORITY OPEEATIONAL IMETIAL ROUTINE ix IMMEDIATE _ ). IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. | CTE MEXI -20335——- LIENVOY \ en HERVE SAG 1. 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 oN CONSUL SAYS: oy KNOW. THAT." UNIDEN 2 oR MERI ‘ ™ Wee THs c CUBAN EMB tO ASK. THEM FOR AN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "ho DID NOT KNOW it THEN, “MY ADDRESS BECAUSE TS Yuave 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 1 OCT LIENVOY TO HAVE VISITED SOV EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT: PARA ONE PROBABLY OSW ALD. STATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE: AS: FIRST TAPE . COORDINATING OFFICERS. TEXAS EX AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION |. «0 RELEASING OFFICER: OUTGOING: . so ws te mm Cte Se” > : . 7 eee lag ba RY ee eae ore ROE an ae Pedr An, ars Re cowry espana sence DA note! Po bes Ew ee t= othe ee te ae aie! ? vas ne
13-00000 oe CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: Pee CLASSIFICATION IMITIAL NUMBER PRIORITY ~ | OPERATIONAL MMEDIATE INITIALS > ; INFO. os CITE “HUNGER ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL, . oe : REPEAT ONE - 3. “PARA THREE. MEX. 7Ol4 SHOULD: BEONE/OCT 63. SAME SUBJECT: VISITED SOVEMB 4 OCT BUT NOT RECORDED LIENVOY THAT DATE, ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT FHOTOS, ee ae 2 RR 4. MAKING EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE OswaLps ACTIVITIES ” . a, tere * ae op Fe vee ee Se, Cee So a ears ore Sg Shea rn: _- END OF MSG” COORDINATING OFFICERS RBR . ‘o SECRET: WE AUTHENTICATING OFFICER | CLASSIFICATION: _.. RELEASING OFFICER | | OUTGOING | or aa
13-00000 SSIFIED MESSAGE | SECRET [ DOG. MICRO. SER} | DEC 4 1974 MICROFILMED TO + DIRECTOR oS COPY; FROM 4 wExico CIT .CTION: c/SR 5, WH AND MR. BAGLEY, ‘SR NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT; 1405 23, KOv 63 Wa ) . ‘NFO s+ DCI, 0/DCI, DOP, ADDP, iy c/ci/ors, c/F I, C/WH 2, D/OS 2, VR ? cXX — ; Le we nene FFICER STAMP SECRET 2319112 | | rn lewtne.é The following, ach IMMEDIATE DIR CITE MEXI 7924 authorized: fx: “RWB REDWOOD LCIMPROVE REF A. DIR 84837 Be DIR 84885 . ‘Hote: If aestrection. cite reasons and coordinate if appropriate. ; 1. PARA 1 A REF Ay STATION'S INMEDIATE AND ‘Most Lixety ® ae AN af BE veer.” MOST RECENT ets SOV ENB EVERY = NOV.e) WILL GET REPORTING at +t 6% 7 ° 8 ® bs; a ea pl ao i} joe] oa ] ror cr C. OR 84886 1 DAY. ¢NO LILYR IC REPORTING 9-18.. f - EARLY THIS, AFTERNOON RE. ol ) UNDER LIEMBRACE suRVEILEARGS.” WIT IES 22 NOV. PLACING HIM Ze PARA 28 REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SO =e. CLASSIFICATION REVIEW ‘ a oi tt te 3. WILL SATISFY. ALL OTHER REF A REQUIRENENTS SS 4. REF 2, IMMEDIATE: AND: PROBABLY DEFINITIVE “CHECK SHOWS: NO OT HER AL FER IEV TRAVEL. Lin Ric REPORT ING. SHOWS: AL FER IEV AT. “SovEMB 6 = ACTIVITIES 17. NOV TO DATE. Q/6L Udy 1AMIADY VIO 2h Joquinyl juownaocr way, ed _¥e THRU 19 NOV. —¢No Lin ric COVERAGE, ‘9~18 AND 16=17 NOV.) 5. COVERING ALFERIEV ‘ACTIVIT-IES SANE AS WITH KOST IKQOV. - “WILL PLACE HIM UNDER Lieree SURVEILLANCE ASAP." ERED XS 9248 D! d00-S- 4 eA GR EOP - Re SFI G&AGu? ¥ atleded from gurometiel - Pre aa — L___secrer REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE. ISSUING OFEIC. Eon. we TR ad SE nS TR aN mt crn et ie Malpas Seas. 0000200 REP R ay es + os, ye * =PRIOUCTLON PROMI = 1 .
13-00000 2 cea. cet tae” aie atapecn ee, ane oom Soe Sanitione. Ft le © Licnaemoceenement oo tar ssn nam : ar . ae a a EPR qnUCTIO ose #oorlle copy 9 is ad eGHS a SPSAASSIFIED “MESSAGE oT BERET xh, a AND CUBAN EMBS, NO OTHER INFO AVAILABLE. HOWEVER, STATION STAFF 6. OTHER THAN INFO ALREADY SENT RE OSWALD*S CONNE cr rol COMPING ALL AVAILABLE MATERIALS. ; 7. STEPPING UP RECEIPT ALL “INCOMING MATERIALS COVERING SOVENS 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 5; WAKE SPECIAL EFFORT RE AUDIO OP AGAINST SID. INCOMING LIFEAT on KG3 KUZNETSOV WILL BE PROCESSED ASAP, B. PROBABLE THAT OSVALD CONVERSATION LIENVOY.TAPES ERASED. — HOWEVER RECHECKING ALL UNER A SED TAPES, :S.LIEWoY CENTER. SEP CASLE PROVIDES VERBATIN TRANSCRIPTS. S ECR ET - a . cls COMMENT: *Requested information concerning “At viagis Srovich Kostikov. — a i. - - = | - _ . oe aa gt ce) 0200204 —
13-00000 pia i | a2 Pad. ORS: gax G.F,GESTETNER | Cos PERT s , CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: _ : i- —O1STR.: COMMO cee SECRET | FILE: CP=8393— > “ EHRONO (puny) CLASSIFICATION ” ~KOSTIKOV P- aan ae i ALFERIEV P- if (NtTIALa NUMBER | § DEFERRED PRIORITY 13 TE OIPERA TIONAL | tNtriaca 10 IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. . CME MEXI —ponsea- : _RYBAT REDWOOR LCIMPROVE _. i. ot 4 | -RYBAT REPWOOD LCIMPAOY bP om 2-24 REF: A, DIR 84837 — B. DIR 84885. C. DIR 84886. ey ed wees rate Aa PARA LA REF A, STATION'S IMMEDIATE, AND. MOST LIKELY -- sat 07 DEFINITIVE CHECK. INDICATES NO OTHER KOSTIKOV TRAVEL¥OUTSIDE _ MEXI,. MOST RECENT LILYRIC REPORTING 6 ruauani@y $e s soa ‘ . KOSTIKOV AT sov EMB EVERY DAY. ogee re Use PORTING 9~10 REA wa ‘AND 16-17 NOV,) WILL GET eee May THIS AFTERNOON RE KOSTIKOV ACTIVITIES 22 AGING HIM UNDER LIEMBRACE SURVEILLANCE, (2. PARA 2B REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEMB PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES !7 NOV TO DATE, 3, WILL SATISFY ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS ASAP, 4. REF B, IMMEDIATE AND PROBABLY DEFINITIVE CHECK SHOWS NO OTHER ALFERIEV TRAVEL, LILYRIC REPORTING SHOWS ALFERIEV AT SOVEMB 6 THRU 19 NOV. ANP b GR: GOVERAGE 9-10 AND 16-17 NOV. )~ SECRET | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER ; . . CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER CUTGOING a “ . . wggg tame tats Dewaee potg Meee womens we pe Se ris sa rep ee ote ONS! * oo ete tat Savi SENT Tee > Sree LIS sete, = ea : rie ng te RE 0800202
13-00000 4 *, , REPRODUCTIC: ET : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE “DATE: PROWIBITED “busta | 7 : - SECRET | FILE: | Page Zz. , CLASSIFICATION tNITIALS . . NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY | - -_ —— —|"SRERATIONAL [ria 1 9 jan anegonss ROUTINE ‘| IMMEDIATE 10 INFO, CITE — _ . . NUPMBER ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL, - REPEAT ONE 3. PARA THREE MEXI 7014 SHOULD BE ONE/OCT 63.. SAME. SUBJECT. VISITED SOVEMB 4.0CT BUT. NOT RECORDED LIENVOY THAT DATE, ALSO POUCHING 4OCT PHOTOS, °° - . a es! 4. -MAKING EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE OswALps ACTIVITIES 7 _ - END OF MSG © , COORDINATING OFFICERS - | ) —— wcc 7 RELEASING OFFICER Second page (only) of MEXI-7023, 23 NOV 63 - . . | a - DENIED _ _— errs Lg ~ 9000203 " ere
13-00000 gt is Pe TNUUUTHATEZO HTT) | DEC 4” wd MICROFILMED ‘TO —: DIRECTOR _ £5 cop FROM «MEXICO | cuTy _ ACTION: ght 5. “ont “WHETTENG WH, MRe Rear ‘SR, AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED NO COPY SLOTTED AT; 1700 23 INFO + pet, D/OCl, DOP, ADP, C/ci C/FI 2 2 ¢/SR Sb LSA Ser POS: ZR f KX Alba oy 7 t _— SECRE T 2520342 . authos iy ionems & 2 IMMEDIATE DIR ssefaees 25 2 er a CUASSIAESTION BEVIZY . Signed: ? a mer aera —— Rasy _ Note: - ca agi ructs fon, ite 1, FOLLOWING FULL CAEL AVAILABLE. reasons and soordinate if appropriate. i- (Vie y 2. ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1963 LIENVOY REPORTED FOL:.. “ENTRADA MF DEL (' ra i CONSULADO. DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE QUE ALLI EN SU CONSULADO ESTA UN NORTEAMERICANO QUE ESTUVO ALLI EN LA EMBAJADADA RUSA. HD QUE” _ESPERE UN MOMENTO. MF ES SILVIA DURAN Y HABLA INGLES, co Pious PERSONA FUERA Y COMENTA.EN ESPANOL QUE LA PUSHER ELEY ON A * APARICIO Y Lo APUNTA QUE’ ES. EL 14 1209854 Suv FS ME DICE SOBRE. EL os ‘CIUDADANO NORTEANERICANG y artes aa HABLAR. HF HABLA RUSO. HD LE HABLA EN INGLES.™ Sbae DURAN ASKS: NORTHAMERICAN "DO YOU SPEAK RUSSIAN?” “THEN WHY DONT. You TALK To HIM?" -NORTHAMERICAN TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BORKEN RUSSIAN “I WAS IN ‘YOUR EMBASSY AND SPOKE TO. YUOR CONSUL. “JUST A MINUTE.” MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS | NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES KE, WANT? _NORTHANERICANS | Joquny jupuinoog * OLE Yay uo MOIROY vio! 1 + . "PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN". SOVIET: “WHAT ELSE Dd. You WANT2™ NORTH- AMERICAN: “I WAS JUST Now AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS.” SOVIET: "YT KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICANS "I DID NOT vow REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED mney ae
13-00000 _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE vem N a Serene m entemen IT THEN, I WENT TO THE CUBAN EXBASSY TO ASK’ THEM FOR " PROTIBITED “ i. - BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT.” SOVIET: “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAII RRR E YOUR ADDRESS WITH US; IT IS NOT FAR. FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY.” NORTHANERICAN: “WELL I‘LL“BE THERE RIGHT AWAY.” DOUGLAS J. -PEINGLASS NOTED NGRTHANERICAN SPOKE TERRIBLE HARDLY RECOGNIZABLE " RUSSEAN. — _ os | 3, ON OWE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET ENB AND $aln “HELLO THIS IS LEE OSYALD SPEAKING. I WAS AT-YOUR PLACE LAST | SATURDAY AND SPOKE WITH THE CONSUL AND THEY SAID THAT THEY'D | a SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON SO 1 WANTED TO FIND OUT IF You WAVE . ANYTHING NEW? BUT I DONT RENENBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL.” SOVIET CENBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): “KOSTIKOV: ‘HE IS DARK." “40: "YES. MY NAME IS OSWALD.” SOVIET: “JUST A MINUTE ILL FIND OUT. THEY SAY THAT THEY HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANYTHING | ay WO: "HAVE THEY DONE ANYTHING?” SOVIET: "YES THaYegA | THB Ae 4 Mey REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT BUT NOTHING as EN ioe AS YET.” gant 40: "AND WHAT..2” SOVIET. HAN SAUD 4 DOUGLAS J. Tenvfacass ae * ja eets 4 15- RANSCRIPTIONS SAYS OSWALD Is” IDENTICAL WITH PERSON. PARAS ONE "sPiaKING | BROKEN RUSSIAN WHO CALLED nn nemmerermnne : FROM CUBAN EMBASSY "28 "SEPTEMBER TO SOVIET EMBASSY. -ECRET | ce . Gs Geriwnent: tKequested Station review all LIENVOY (1) tapes and tranae ne siece 27 Sept. to locate pertinent information on Oswald. . wk cite ee be Bon th pat Be, Ee ead ane aS oS seiraameicainntane Deaf etants Razer a Sa 0200205 «|
“NTs OS CLA ED hy f: NISTR: COMMO : SECRET | ow die _ CHRONO (DUMMY) | CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN P- KOSTIKOV P- i ; ‘ ipiriaca " NUMBEN : 2 DEFERRED PRIORITY H & ~ OPERATIONAL |. insriace é A ROUTINE & _|MMEDIATE [ — £ TO IMMEDIATE DIR INFO, CHE mext =$023;— —_ . RYBAT LIENVOY _ . ee Ct REF; DIR 84886 - . - 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 CONSULADO ©.” : > ESTA UN NORTEAMERICANO QUE ESTUVO ALLIEN LA A EMBCGEADADA . LA PUSIERON TELEFON my ee 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 "po 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 NOR THAMERICAN IN, ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT?. .NORTHAMERICAN: ex - COORDINATING OFFICERS . — AUTHENTICATING OFFICER i. CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER over ige F tg| : __ OUTGOING | ~ 2S eeemntrae Sante a a a aa amen 7 aay! c ~ oO pO Pa, age ea” ty 28 +e Tia oO gia oad Aha et rE A aaa et oan athe +" we Ee wee ene 2AM a EP SP - Ry tea
13-00000 om, PAGE 2, SECRET | { FILE: CLASSIFICATION INTTIALS NUMBER DEFERRED | PRIORITY EV OPERATIONAL | ROUTINE | IMMEDIATE INITIALS | ! iD | INFO, Ce CHE Wier a7 “PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN", SOVIET: "WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?" NORTHAMERICAN: "| WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS," SOVIET: "13K KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICAN: "I DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, 1 WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK THEM FOR MY ADDRESS. BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT." SOVIET: "WHY _ . _ DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH us. IT IS NOT - -FAR FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY. "  NORTHAMER AA A wea. MLL 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 sO I WANTED TO FIND OUT 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: "JUST A MINUTE I'LL FIND OUT. TEBSKSA¥ RHATCGEREY HAVEN'T RECEIVED ‘SECRET AUTHENTICATING OFFICER) : CLASSIFICATION ~~ RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING ee a a Ey Stones Sopra ae a kate aon Eb st eae Sent Fiat? RS foe oe a eee. ZAM 1 2 et Fate EPR ae oF 0000207 ve a CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | — “nehRiTED | os nipemern etait wens
0008.. — a a, eo REPRODUCTION _ ; 7 - CLASsFeD MESSAGE DATE: PROGIGITED FILE: Page 3. NUMBER INITIALS DEFERRED | PRIORITY ——— | OBER ATIONAL ROUTINE | IMMEDIATE IMITIALS | CITE Zor 5 ANY THING YET, MO: “HAVE THEY DONE ANY THING?" SOVIET: "YES ra) | INFO “THEY SAY THAT A REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT BUT NOTHING HAS BEEN RECEIVED AS YET." MO: "AND WHAT..?" SOVIET HANGS UP. 4, DOUGLAS J,.FEINGLASS WHO DID TRANSCRIPTIONS SAYS | OSWALD 1S IDENTICAL WITH PERSON PARA ONE SPEAKING BROKEN “RUSSIAN WHO CALLED FROM CUBAN EMBASSY 28 SEPTE Maa RPO SOVIET “EMBASSY, et a _ END OF MSG COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENRIGSPING OFFICER = CLASSIMEREGN RELEASING@EFICER _ OUTGOING Oo = morte Eisen OF pe Sa aet ad So poxet we ®, oe ye AEE note rea etic, es sme oe, “ Spe . antint: - etry rena PROATED
em Eg CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _— " DOC, MICRO. SEITE SECRET ae BOC. MICRO, SEfa” O. + DIRECTOR DEC 4 1974 ROM § MEXICO CITY STON CAH 5. (MR WHITTEN) WH MR. BAGLEY, SR AND ‘NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED AND FO A . MICROFILMED es copy 1700 23 NOV WB if C/Fi 2, C/SR 5, c/SAs 5» D/OS 2, VR COPY SLOTTED AT: ‘ DCI, 0/oci, DOP, sor . H SECRET 2329457 IMMEDIATE DI Cite MEXI 7028 NaF MEXI 7925 bw Cree | | ae I. COS HAD URGENT caLL To Seg crtehsaa os Nov. | | 2 cog THOUGHT WOULD BE F OR LITENSORJexPRessr ow CONDO WER Loss oF PRES KENNEDY ByT DEVELOPED » THAT LIENWoy gi pre Te SRE ates OF LEE OSwaLD MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER, - a 7 | ° > 3. BELIEVE FaCT tHat CHTEWSOR avane oF TRS MONT OPERATION) | “AND PASSED DaTAsTO Go SECRET. ONTACT (CEROM OUR a> “x3 IMPORTANT. “ . cs Comment: b sPorwascedQlgivtw of of LIENVOY (2) transcripts, 133 . The. fol lowing 4s author! zed: ; _ MIRE NOiLVoLISsyI9 Sf "Signed: ——- oy. - 3 R.O. #1 > Unit CZs — , ee a te tans “eite:. Be * Woeey Beers coordinate ee o Yr e 3 Ct | "Document Number ~ Sansa * | ~ oo : ° eS : RspRoDUCTI ION ay OTHER THAN THE ‘ssuING OFFICE | Is. PROHIBITED _ oy Te Ce i ad
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13-00000 - | / - PePRonueTiCN! —-PROGIBITED _ ROUTING sorRecron | O&C4. 19/4 \ + MEXICO cI MICROFILME ONt c/WH A ORE WHITER, WH AND. 0S NOTIFIED AND copy SLOTTED Avs ints 23 NOV ve) 7 | | Del, o/oc DOP, anor, / Ct fry 2, C/SR 5, ¢/sas 5» /os: ByVR RECORDS CFFICER STAMP = ’ ‘SmSnGritetarete Een ECRET 2320482 MMEDIATE DIR(CITE MEXI 7929 - See EF A. DIR 84888 *. _ Be age Note: iz dactruat ions elite tm eee _MEXT. 7925 (ip b 708) » see reasons and coordinate at # ‘if appropriate. AS 5 ~ SAW PuoTos OF LEE “OSWALD ON TELEVISION. NIGHT. oo he =e IT. R, Q. #1 - Unit (CZ S te, 2 t&t ~ 4 . MEXI STATION REVIEWING AEB ye Sines PHOTOS PERSONS ENTERING. Gee L VIET AND CUBAN EMBASSIES, © ae ey Ee ae | Pe , » MEXE SUGGESTING TO LITEMPO 2 THAT SILVIA DURAN WHO 2XICAN ENPLOYEE ‘AT CUBAN. EMBASSY AND. WHO PUT LEE OSWALD. ON: SLE PHONE FROM CUBAN EMBASSY TO TALK TO SOVIET EMBASSY ON .23 SEPT ol DETAILS OF OSWALD KNOWN TO HER. (SEE REF BD 2 ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY AND HELD INCOMMUNICADO UNTIL SHE GIVES, oe i . LITEMPO 2 CAN SAY DF.S. COVERAGE REVEALED CALL TO" HIM. IF HE. _*} - CLASSIFICATION. REVIEW “EDS TO EXPALIN, | ECR T. CS Comments: *Photos: ‘sent fiom Mexico™ Gity were not THOSE. ce **Forwa rded « a. review of LIENVOY (2) transcripts: . a , - as me “ona . i i } aoe CONDUCTED. ON. Document ‘NeRe SS Jor FOIA, Review on APR 1976 . ee oe ot we ee ee el fe me ae eo ae me we emaoeia
13-00000 > + DIRECTOR wOM + MEXICO C CTION; C/WH 5(WH AND OS NOTIFIED A ‘FO « DCI, D/DC!, DDP, ADDP Iei 2 c/sR C/SAS 0/0S 2 ve! 3 /' ty ? “e el 3 / 53 “ban? CER STAMP. ‘ thort is ey SECRET 2322462 auene 08 GLE: 2 | Fra 7 9 | Slened: J. 5a lL rO.. #1 + Unit C2407 5 Note: If des‘ruction, cite « reasons and coordinate , if appropriate. REF wEXL 7023 (0 67/00) le *FOLL ADDITIONAL CALLS LIENVOY PROBABLY REPEAT PROBABLY OSWALD; FOL ABBREVIATIONS USED: MF-WOMAN OUTSIPE; HF-MAN OUTSIDE; ND -WOMAN INSIDE; HD-MAN INSIDE. | oo DRBTEETAAG 10 LRQENFE RA “oust way: ho mewey WIO-if "Ae ON 27 SEPTEMBER 65 CALL TO Sov MIL ATT “ENTRADA. HOMBRE - LLAMANDO DICE QUE ES NECESARLO SACER UNA VISA PARA IR A ODESA. O GaLONANOS BL uey 9 TY AASIASY NOLLVOISISSY TIO HOMBRE DENTRO: QUE‘LLAME AL 15 68 55 Y QUE PIDA AL CONSUL. HOMBRE ie) FUERA: PIDE LA DIRECCION. HOMBRE DENTRO: SE LA Pe a Be ON 27 SEPTEMBER 635 CALL TO SOV CONSULATE, 162 AAR NTRADA. Re Wp sauchbavo AMERICANO QUE FUE A SOLICLTAR UNA VISA Pananalia ¥ EO *TRaNsITo PORQUE VA’ Para LA URSS Y ENTONCES CUIERR SABE MF DEL CONSULADO DE CUBA DICE QUE ESTA A [ JOQquINN juewn Ss | p08? QUIEN HABIA’ HABLADO. PORQUE ELLA LO MANDO CON ELLOS Dea EMBAJADA RUSA DICIENDOLE QUE St ‘ELL os LE HACIAN QO ACEP TABAN LA VISA QUE EN TONCES ELLOS LOS CUBANOS: TANB LEN loBE: SE LA DABAN SIN MAS. TRAM ITES NADAMAS ‘AVISANDO A. ENIGRACION EN CUnA Y QUIERE SABER CON QUIEN HABLO PORQUE. EL DICE QUE NO. SABE. TAMP ooo con, QUE PERSONS Y QUE LE DIJERON QUE SI QUE NO TENIA PROBLEMA, HD Di tere SHY / | 5 baby, = 028 I~ QSTAYS 546 a SECRET | .23Nové3 fees) od REPRODUCTION BY OTHER: THAN THE ISSUING. OFFICE is PROHIBITED = a . Copy | Nos SSnedde jones bea eng eR! mi EES eer cit ae eee SERA homete f pond ad
13-00000 a Ee Gel. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE In 6122 LE PIDE ESPERE UN HOUENTO, MF IS SILVIA DURAN DEL CONSULABO “CUBA Y EXPLICA LO MISMO A OTRO HD. ESTE LE DICE Que “pi NTED TELEFONO Y SU NOMBRE PARA QUE DESPUES LE LLAMEN. SILVIA. SE LO PROPORCIONA ASI COMO EL TELEFONO 11 28 47, Y QUE APROVECHA CON GOGA 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 PIDE QUE LLAME A KOURKHARENKO PARA QUE LE DE SU CAMBIO Y PIDE LE DE EL NOMBRE DE LA CONSEJERO 0 AGREGADO CULTURAL. SILVIA DICE QUE. SE LLAMA TERESA PROENZA Y.LE LLAMAN AL 14 13 26. HD QUE GRACIAS." C. ON 27 SEPTEMBER 63 AT 1626 HRS OUT CALL FROM SOV EMB TO a 11 28 47: "HD PREGUNTA A SILVIA QUE SI HA IDO ALLI ESE AMERICANO. a o DEL CONSULADG EN WASHINGTON EL QUIERE IR A LA URSS PARA ALLA MUCHO a TIEMPO CON SU ESPOSA QUE ES RUSA, PERO TODAVIA NO SE HA REC IB 1D0 LA CONTESTAC ION DE WASHINGTON RESPECTO A SU PROBLEMA, PERO ESO sEGUN! SILVIA QUE SI QUE ALLI ESTA. HD QUE SEGUN LAS CARTAS QUE LES wosTAo 1, | { LOS TRAMITES OcUPAN UNOS CUATRO O CINCO MESES PERC SIN TENER ESE PERNISO DE LA URSS DEBEN DE PREGUNATAR Y MAS. BLEN No SE. ae DESPACHAR AQUI EL VISADO SIN PREGUNTARLE A WASHLEN oi ERD: ae ESTE SENOR. LE. MOSTRO UNA CARTA EN QUE. Esyph raise’ dF UNA ORGANI ZAG LON EGUN EN FAVOR DE CUBA Y HA DICHO qusn nutg, gob Cup anos NO PUEDEN © ae ‘ DARLE EL ViSADO SIN EL VISBOR y pusd Y AHORA HD NO SABE QUE HAGER CON EL, PORQUE DEBEN DE ESPERAR LA CONTF3TACION DE WASH INGTON. SILVIA QUE ELLOS TAMBIEN, "PORQUE EL PROBLENA 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 MUCHO EN. ESPERAR EL VISADG RUSO | Seam OL
13-00000 ° + dassineo MESSAGE EN CUBA Y YA DE ALLA IRSE A LA URGS. HO QUE La cosa “PRAM ESPOSA ESTA AHORITA EN WASHINGTON FERU VA A RECIBIR AHO VISADO QO EL PERMISO DE LA URSS PARA -REGRESAR A La PATRIA, - ELLA Va A 'RECIBIR SU VISADO EM WASHINGTON PERO TENIENDO ESE VISADO ELLA PODRIAN COMUNICARLE A CUALQUIER LUGAR ESE PERHISO POR EJENPLO AQUI O EN CUALQUIER OTR@ PARTE LO PUEDE RECIBIR, PERO AllORITA NO LAS TIENEN. SILVIA QUE CLARO Y QUE TAMPOCO SE LE PUEDE DAR ‘UNA CARTA PORQUE NO SABEN SI SU VISA SERA APROVADA, HD QUE ELLOS “SOLO ‘DARAN _ EL VISADO SEGUN LAS INPICACTONES. SILVIA QUE ENTONCES FSO PONDRA | EN SU PLANILLA. HD QUE TAMPOCO NO SE LE CONOCE Y QUE PERDONE™ POR LA MOLESTIA. SILVZA QUE NO HAY CUIDADO Y QUE MUCHAS BRAC IAS." 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 TO CALL ANOTHER PHONE NUMBER.” MAN OULGIDE: “PLEASE.” SOVIET: “PLEASE WRITE. IT DOWN 15 69°55 AND: Asie Ad Vw peng CONSUL.” MAN OUTSIDE: “THANK Yous”. SOUSERS PLease?” att Eee ON 3 OCTOBER 63 CALL T0_SQVv yah MAN OUTSIDE: SPEAKS % IN BROKEN SPANISH THEN IN Ret Sea SOVIET. "HELLO. VISA FOR RUSSIA.” SOVIET: "CALL ON THE OTHER PHONE.” Maw. OUTSIDE: "I'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'S RIGHT, 15 68 55." MAN. OUTSIDE: "ONE NON ENT PLEASE, : I'LL HAVE TO GET A PENCIL TO WRITE THE NUMBER DOWN. THEY, ‘ISSUE | Sele a al | _ J ; 2 sal a a wae a 8, . es . Sine, ee ei eae SEN east ees stree pac pala cians a F
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| © ‘Repaoouctt . ~ cLassirie ED MESSAGE DATE:. . PRORIEITED | Page 4. CLASSIFICATION INITIALS ° NUMBER DEFERRED -PRIORITY OPERATIONAL | tnitiace ROUTINE _ IMMEDIATE | | INFO. CITE NY: MBER EL VISADO ° 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 BUAL | ‘QUIER LUGAR ESE PERMISO POR EJEMPLO AQUI OEN CUALQUIER OTRA PARTE LO PUEDE RECIBIR, a PERO AHORITA NO LAS TIENEN. ('SULVIA QUE CLARO Y QUE TAMPOCO SE . . ages Jo ie . ats tf oad LE PUEDE DAR UNA. GARTA 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,: Hb: ave TAMPOCO SE LE PUEDE DAR NINGUNA CARTA, DENREGYMMENDACION PORQUE NO SE LE CONOCE Y¥ QUE = Pam POR LA MOLESTIA, SILVIA Que NO} HAY ° CUIDADO ¥ QUE MUCHAS doxeras. wo Liab oc Pe iD, ONL OCT 63 CALL AT 1031 HRS TO SOV IL ATT IN BROKEN! RUSSIAN: "HELLO. ol 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 ANY THING NEW?" a | SOVIET: ny! D LIKE TO ASK YOU TO CALL ANOTHER PHONE, NUMBER. | ae MAN OUTSIDE: "PLEASE," SOVIET: “PLEASE WRITE IT DOWN 15 60 55 CRORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER) S|) CLASSIFICATION.) |» RELEASING OFFICER TEE tei! em aed oats vine ly as ony’ aS — ou00z24
13-00000 i TR | | SECRET = | FILE: ‘Page 5, | CLASSIFICATION | IG.: INITIAL NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY ERA TIONAL | ROUTINE | IMMEDIATE INITIAGA Ga tR ey INEO, : CITE _ ide . NUMBER AND ASK FOR A CONSUL," MAN OUTSIDE: "THANK YOU." SOVIET: “PLEASE, E, ON 30CTOBER 63 CALL TO SOV MILATT: MAN OUTSIDE: SPEAKS IN BROKEN SPANISH THEN IN ENGLISH TO SOVIET, "HELLO, VISA FOR RUSSIA, " SOVIET: "CALL ON THE OTHER PHONE." | MAN, OUTSIDE: spay: LOOKING FORA VISA TO GO TO RUSSIA, " - SOVIET: - “PLEASE,. CALL ON. THE TELEPHONE OF THE CONSUL, ” AERRTSIDE: NUMBER Down, ‘THEY issBRpeo Vi 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 ro ASK FOR THE CONSUL OF THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO. ‘MAN OUTSIDE: "THANKS ” _ ‘END OF MSG " COORDINATING OFFICERS Ae wee. AUTHENTICATING OFFICER a CLASSIFICATION” =f RELEASING ‘OFFICER | QUIEOINS.. Se tee oot 2 ey, ~ Se a A me ee 0200229 a geet, ant w# a eae ae a ee See wee eo on croeeie acs ETS ate ie FP se tee Lat. raters aE ae “- ~~, . nos cFasee ‘ote tae ae ot | 1 }
13-00000 PROWBITED -C  -  ehassizigp ys cessace( Pao BOG: MICRO. SER. pgC4- 1974 - \ | MICROFILMED ‘TON: C/SR 5(MR BAGLEY. SR WH AND OS. NOTIFIED AND copy, SLaTTS “D 130 BY ME u th. = ms. : DIRECTOR DM 2 MEXICO CITY a) oOPY 4 » D/DCI, DOP, ADCP, c/Ci, ‘c/ct/ors, C/EL, Chine / . mo, The SEC RE T 2322552 Cords. Bree STAMP lowing-action 4: is . . &, IMMEDIATE DIR CITE MEXL 7834 Ce : JER REDWVOOD LCINPROVE R.O. #1 - Unit Cites rea “Past ae. trai fan fon -] REF DIR 87837 yohavi Canny love: Reo I. MORNING 22 “Woy LIENVOY REPORTING SOVEMB NORM aE ae AT 1253 HRS 22 NOV. CUBAN CONSUL ALF REDO! WIRABA TO SPEAK: WITH SUSPECT KGB Pave au tohanat YATSXOV, | LATTER: APPARENTLY. UN AVAILABLE ane Kos" TPROW AME ON LINE ITH Fon BN Be CONVERSATION ENSUING IN Spishiiar Form "Tu"s BS > KOS: FORGIVE ME FOR ARRIVING LATE. , ‘ IRs DID YOU RECOVER THE SUITCASE? ‘KOS: YES. | | IR: THEN IT WAS ARRIVING ON THE OTHER TRIP. KOS: YES a —— | iRs I CALLED TQ TELL You THE FOLLOW! Ne, THAT REGARD Ne | - On Ta? MATTER THAT WE HAD TALKED ABOUT, TO SEE IF WE you ILD SPE SSD sae | [IN CRAPULTEPEG PARK BECAUSE MY WIFE IS PREPARING SCHE ae an |. cat THERE, SS oe. 2 | HOS: 2" SORRY BUT I'VE JUST sie | “ry LEAVING THIS. VERY AY. $0 F PLEASE ae ras a 00 00223 —— = REPROOUCTION PROMBTED
13-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE bebe a ad. TO GO WITH YOU. CAT THIS POINT KesTeuo: GN ERROR AS AZOUE, AND MIR CORRECTS Hit. COMMENT: MIR REPLSO CE AZCUE LOPEZ, FORMER CUBAN CONSUL), =p KOS: HAVE YOU ALREADY TALKED WITH CKES OLES MAKSLEOY oR: . en 2 NECHIPORENKO? MIR: ID LIKE TO TALK WITH PAVEL YATSKOV. KOS: WAIT A WINUTE, HE'LL COME Now, a MIR: IF HE*S BUSY I°LL CALL HIM LATER, BUT I°LL BE AYAtLagLe a, FOR THE NEXT HALF HOUR AT TEL NO 11 28 47. ae KOS: OK. ' 3. CONTINUANCE LIENVOY SOVEMB REPORTING AFTERNOON 22 NOY CABLED. SEPARATELY. : eran. SECRET rs . ha . . an ee + Meg mb ° PVT 5 Ste ratte stl. S42 Shr. Pipe Oye. ental . col 5 . ' i. i rete con cree emareaaEO RE eae! toa “ rete © pene anmeemnene eo 0000224 REPRODUCTION ‘PRORIBTED
13-0000. (aay B R,L,EASBY ' gepwoauerian| , c CLASSIFIED MESSAGE paneer | CLASSIFICATION CHRONO (DUMMY) INITIALS ° NUMBER DEFERRED [yk . PRIORITY | OPERATIONAL wants : TU3S NUMBER PRITY DIR NO pur OF CE MExI KAPOK | - 2 Ce POR ee BA-2% | l. COMPLETE RECHEGK PHOTOS ALL VISITORS TO CUBAN EMB . AUGUST THRU FIRST HALF NOV AGAINST GOOD PRESS PHOTOS SHOWS NO EVIDENCE OSWALD visIT. SIMILAR BLANK AGAINST ALL SOVEMB PHOTOS FROM L SEPT, NOTE ONLY VISIT WE KNOW HE MADE WAS CUBAN | _ EMBASSY 28 SEPT. SATURDAY ON WHICH EMB CLOSED AND WE HAVE NOT HAD | COVERAGE IN FUTURE WILL REQUIRE AT LEAST HALF DAY PHOTO COVERAGE BOTH SOV AND CUBAN EMBASSIE , 2. CHECK MANIFESTS ALL an ARRIVING MEXI CENTRAL AIRPORT FROM U.S. Pata AOK os QS Rup ARRIVAL UNDER ANY LIKELY gh 4 83° , VARIANT HIS NAME. PASSING THIS INFO GOM ASKING THEY CHECK BORDER ainPdis FROM WHICH OSWALD MIGHT HAVE FLOWN MEXICO © CITY. WE DO NOT GET MANIFESTS THESE DOMESTIC FLIGHTS, END OF MSG COORDINATING OFFICERS. AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . on cust estan Se , RELEASING. esticeh | OUTGOING © oe meres erey prone base dna omosna a; Sed someone he 08 Sh “TRIMITE ee
we % ( _CLASSIFIED_ MESSAGE Ke ) ea Mi. WEEITSH) | ee 3 : o INDEX 7] ~ O NO INDEX 3 AI. a _FOTESBER 10631 FILE IN CS FILE NO. OM: DIRECTOR SECRET. ot, OS Be P| ROUTINE "9: per, D/OC!, DOP, ADOP, Cl, ci /ors, FI, SR 7 1s SAS 8, 0S 2, VR - ILVIA DURAN, OnE: cs _Reoaar » GESTION SITLL PULELES US. OSWALD WAS IN MEXICO CrTy IN LATS. _ SPEER AW RARLE OCICEER 10 GET A SOFTER VEGA AD A cnn maton” Yash DID HB. + ears _ ABE TO. TRAVEL TO CUBA RIGHT AWAY, ALONE, OR HAVE HIS WIFE JOIN HIM THERE AND ‘Tian 2 _ LEAVE POR CUBA, GR DID HE PLAN TO RETURN TO THE STAGES FIRST AND THEN LEAVE LATER. nol. sea ‘Tr. APPEARS ‘THAT 2B WAS, Ten ‘TaMCENG ox ABOU A PEACEFUL CHANGE OF. ee at et ~~ RESIDENCE. 20 THR SOVIET UNION, ‘TR.1S ALSO POSSIBLE THAT HE WAS 3 CEPRING. DOCUMENTED wo | 70 rk A ITC Recaps ariR ssiassmurmne trem - - oR ~ : “Decumet.N Number 2 = at ee — ) as , cet [ ca a a me ) ae COORDINATING OFFICERS , . aeuessing. “OFFICER iS | .. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS mone, | GROUP 1 =e, Exctuded from automatics’ downgrading and : declsssitication Stor, . Loe Roos rs Sea wectinisi te’ mg et Pde SO Ere Ar nr — i a , : “oe P ROMBITED 7 me - ; eee ee
13-00000 | "REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED oa 1303 ) ' i, _— ; ; . G4 ! { | . . ' ; ‘ / : - > : \ DATE TION . . 24 NOV 63 FO: , FILE INCOMING NUMBER DEFERRED ROUTINE 6702 mee Pe INFO” CITE f IMMEDIATE MEXI . : —“BERTRSRLO—— LIENVOY — ie) TO CUBA RIGHT AWAY, ALONE mee HIS WIFE JOIN HIM THERE AND THEN LEAVE FOR CUBA, OR DID HE PLAN TO RETURN TO THE STATES FIRST 7 AND THEN LEAVE LATERe ALTHOUGH IT APPEARS THAT HE YAS THEN THINKING 7 ONLY ABOUT A PEACEFUL CHANGE OF RESIDENCE TO THE SOVIET UNION, ' IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE THAT HE WAS GETTING DOCUMENTED TO MAKE A QuIcK v ESCAPE AFTER ASSASSINATING THE PRESIDENT. _ | oe i 2. PLEASE RESTUDY YOUR LIENVOY MATERIAL AND GIVE US YOUR OPINION, - AND ALSO HAVE MEXICANS QUESTION SILVIA DURAN VERY CAREFULLY ON. 7 THIS POINT. ADVISE. B : byfsin Das u(A— ee | | pee ge : ‘PRNOUCTIOR PROMBITED
13-00000 ab 37 go ‘Res - gPegoeTIER PROIBITED 1304 a . ; (4) R.L.EASBY. . | | CLASSIFIE 2D MESSAGE ~—spaATE: 24 NOVEMBER 1963 COMMO SECRET FILE: P-7976. _ CHRONO (DUMMY) | CLASSIFICATION . P-38593_/ ‘NUMBER INITIALS DEFERRED | | PRIORITY i IMMEDIATE. DIR INFO. —— 5 - CHE sex LOF4 RYBAT | | OY i er 7 | DIR: A. MEXI 7046 PP ad B. DIR 84920 L ADDITIONS OR AMENDMENTS REF A; § Ab jo ¥ ? o B. SINCE SHE HAS APOLD NOT ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER | . MEMBERS OF FAMILY ABOUT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READ NAME | AND SAW TV PICTURE, SHE AETRIBUTED ARREST TO DENUNCIATION BY | ; COUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIKE, THUS SOURCE GOM KNOWLEDGE NOT REVEALED TO HER, Cc. DOES NOT KNOW WHERE OSWLAD STAYED IN MEXt, D: PASSPORT OSWALD SHOWED HER WAS STILL VALID TOR | USSR, HE TOLD HER WISHED RETURN THERE PERMANENTLY WITH WIFE. E. DURAN HAD IMPRESSION osWaAL HAD. oR BELIEVED HE HAD MADE ARRANGEMENTS IN WASHINGTON WHEREBY. INST RUCTIONS : WCULD BE SENT SOVEMB ME? BQ SSUES. SOY, ENTRY VISA ne MANNER | SECRET. oy AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION . SOUR ' CUTGOING
1T3-00000 aM yf REPRODUCTION 3C4 ( CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: FILE: pace 2 cass SEH iON INITIALS NUMBER DEFERRED | ~ ROUTINE PRIORITY OPERATIONAL IMMED! INITIALS INFO, ee CITE — FOS¢ NUMBER BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISIT SOVEMB. FAILURE HIS” REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED HIM BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. (COMMENT: PARA IC OF MEXI 7933 _ PARTIALLY BEARS THIS our BUT STATION DETECTS NO sae) UDENESS IN OSWALDS TALKS WITH SOVS, FURTHER R DRTALES BURN INTERROGATION ate? 3 F. HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY "COMRADE" WHO COULD NOT LIVE COMFORTABLY UNDER RIGORS OF CAPITALISM AND WISHED © RETURN TO SPIRITUAL HOME IN USSR. G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER HE GOT USSR VISA OR CUBAN TRANSIT VISA BUT IF HE DID SHE HAD NO PART IN IT. ~ H, 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 W ELL one LEAKED BY OTHER RELATIVES PICKED ORDINATING OFFICERS SECRET 7 , AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION ‘RELEASING OFFICER CUIGOING -. 6000229 OHIEIMED (44) PRORIBNTED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED a 1304 C : - | a | 6. oo 7 | : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE parE: ! | Page 3. SASSIFICATION _t . “L DEFERRED PRIORITY ~ OPERATIONAL ROUTINE IMMEDIATE } | . INFO. CITE OSL NUMBER UP SAME TIME. Cos: WILL CONTINUE PUSH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH INITIALS ECHEVERRIA., DURAN AND HUSBAND WILL BE RELEASED BUT KEPT UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE, a . ; fn He epee ee seme pute te Shee a oe ED eee Ng ger mumps ae BEST ANSWER oaramasiny ae B BUT WILL REQUEST REINTERROGATION DURAN IF HQ STILL DESIRES, i -ENDOF MSG - ) ee po cer oe gem ° pete ee nee RE . 0000230 . COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CUTGOING nePRODUCTION
13-00000 | aT _ of pee ' * y 4° x DIRECTOR ROM MEXICO CITY, oo SOPH CHON: Te FO + DCI, D/OCI, ODP, ADDP, C/cl, C/FI 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/OS 25~ ma ; RECORDS OFFICER SIAMP SECRET 24/1837% | The following agtion is 4 author\ued: £227, Gav cee LiMEDLATE DIR erre|uext | 7254 ae are ————-4 ~ GERM LANEDIATE a Signed: REF MEXI 7946 (Int 6178S re ! - RO. n -uatt red ee boIR 84929 ** “Kote: If destruction, cite reasons and coordinate le ADDITIONS OR AMENDM ENTS RER As if appropriate. Sy hurg AS DURAN ARRESTED AT HOME WITH. HUSBAND AND MEMBERS 0 HAVING PARTY. ALL. TAKEN TO JAIL. 'B. SINCE SHE HAD. TOLD NOT ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER MEMBERS OF FAMILY A8OUT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READ NAME AND SAW TV PICTURE, SHE ATTRIBUTED oa ARREST TO DENUNC LATION BY COUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIXE. THUS SCURCI 1 ANOQWLEDGE NOT ‘REVEALED TO HER oe - Document: ‘Number 2 CG. DOES NOT KNOW WHERE OSWALD STAYED IN. HibLa . - -fgeFOIA Review on — D. PassPorT OSWALD SHOWED HER@WAS. “gyNat # FOR USSR. HE TOLD 1ER WISHED RETURN THERE Peapaieifne? th WIFE. | . Dole AETAY yo £. DURAN HAD IMNPRESSIO  SSuALD HAD OR BELIEVED HE HAD MADE. ARRANGE-S IENTS IN WASHINGTON WHEREBY INSTRUCTIONS WOULD BE SENT. SOV EMB MEXI TO S SSUE SOV ENTRY VISA IN MANNER BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO visit & OVEMB. FAILURE HIS REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED : IN BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. ¢ COMMENT: PARA 1C OF MEXI 7935 PARTIALLY — EARS THIS OUT BUT STATION DETECTS NO SIGNS RUDENESS IN OSWALDS TALKS Zs | By er “ok a . . pa i: ism Sea Ma ead pean aa Se
13-00000 Sete Deu oS | — D — nomad oun = a ee Ter aeEe SRS a Sos Mee RN mee CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | yr. : DIRECTOR “3 ITH SOVS. FURTHER DETAILS DURAN INTERROGATION MaY REVEAL OSWALD ECANE ABUSIVE, IN CUBAN FMB AS RESULT HIS FRUSTRATION BY SOV.) . Os HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY "COMRADE" WHO COULD NOT. aN, ConFORT- SSR. ~G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER CHE, EN ‘ UT IF HE DID SHE HAD. vo Rage OS A IF. OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN CUBAN EMBASSY SHE UNAWARE. 2. REF DIR 84916. ECHEVERRIA AWARE OD YOKE CONCERN RE LEAK AND HAS... . \RNED HER ABOUT TALKING, BUT FEELS AT LEAST. FACT OF “ARREST MAY WELL : : LEAKED BY OTHER RELATIVES PICKED UP. SAME. TIME. COS - WILL ‘CONTINUE a ISH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH ECHEVERRIA. DURAN’ AND HUSBAND WILL, BE: ‘LEASED BUT KEPT UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE 3. RE REF B, WITH NEXT 1933 HQ. HAS FULL’ TRANSCRIPTS. 4 ALL PERTINENT LLS. REGRET COMPLETE. RECHECK ‘SHOWS TAPES: FOR: THIS: ‘PERIOD’ ALREADY =. - a Pama “arrancones ASED. STATION. FEELING THAT ‘ABOVE: Is ‘BEST ANSWER OBTAINABLE TOL. an ennssss voor, F B BUT WILL” REQUEST REINTERROGATION DURAN, IF. Ha STILL EstREs. ones . S ce COMMENT: #Eche verria told cos Dean completely coope cative ss a get weitten statement attesting to two visits by Oswald, . a #EDid Oswald want ‘o travel to Guba ri ight 4 awa, alore, on So his wile join ‘him there and “hen leave ror G. hay oF did ie pi. Be. 10 Peek. "ss anov2s2 ssyiund thea leave late v2? “AEP CTO not Th wie SERRE : arty TT a TSO is OTHER THAN THE iss0NG OFFICE 1S. PRUHIBITED
13-00000 AUT [7] UNCLASSLFIED Of Ba : -(] con’ ‘NTIAL ["] SECRET — ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional) FROM: fia iG N CVS 9, EXTENSION Os s TOs Oe detignation, ber, and Bs * ‘gre “om nvm . OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show fram whom oS ) om, Drerw @ line ocress column after each comment.) RECEIVED . “ie = 0000233 * O10“ ] secret (] CONFIDENTIAL [] MTFRNAL =] UNCLASSIFIED, EPRODUCTION
13-00000 _. C #  cuassiies messace & + DIRECTOR 2M 4 MEXICO CITY —_ | Fe _ TION: C/wH 5 (WH COPY ISSUED 1300 25 Nov/eu) | | | ‘O + pel, D/ocr, pop; ADDP, ¢/scp 4, c/ca 2, c/ca/o 2 c/ch, c/Fi c/sses. °° c/sis 5, D/os 2, VR » HEAO 2, SICh, S/F 2, /sa 55 oo eh SECRET 25/17 : ‘IMMEDIATE DIR QITE MEXI : OO oo {. MEXI DAILY “EXCELSIOR” OF 25 NOV IMPLYING OyN INVESTI@TIONS Ran a _ STORY DESCRIBING 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 | 2. FYI: PRESUME Has sau 1963. AT RECEPT LON 4 =, ARE PREPARED TO Fret THEM AND ANSWER - IN KIND. UNITED ‘STATES LEADERS SHOULD THINK (REFLECT?) THAT IF THEY ARE AIDING TERRORIST PLANS io, | ELIMINATE THE CUSAN LEADERS, THEY T HENSELVES WILL NOT: BE SATE.” 7 3. PARA ONE STORY WENT cmiduitabiall 4 oT in —_ : eT CLASSIFICATION REVIEW  f . SECR Lan, the following actig leonpuctep onl 6 APR. 974 2 SRAPDET. ch BY. PYEECS —inne If iagtruclion, cite oO reascnrs- and | coordinate af appropriates , « . e : aan oy : eet ee eee cee ne ee ae re ee ts bor RR : . . - 1 a . oe 1); Ret « Se AL i te: Document Number = ~23, for FOIA Review on APR 1975 —_ SECRET / REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. REPRODUCTION “PROBED —
REPRODUCTION - PROEATED CY uncassifien. = vem CONF “NTIAL oat SECRET | ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ° SUBJECT: (Opticnel) = Whe HELE | OFFICER'S COMMENTS ne mber each. ¢ comment to: show from whom |” column after eoch ¢ comment.) | ~~. pus anil ‘WAS s. ee S HEALD ey Kars? oP ra St PEANAPL worth ~ METI ie aT <TMFF A CETINL. — TO MO row HOSECULE | PoTEAWATIOLR A Ct Le er G1 OES (] SECRET ©] CONFIDENTIAL «([] [RRFRMAL © [7]. UNCLASSIFIED REPRODUCTION
13-00000 PROMIBITED : DIRECTOR : JMMAVE : DOP, Cl, ci lees Fi, rin, WH 7, VR | | : a a SE CR ET 2522212 | DIR INFO MEX! CITE wavE 2149 TYPIC 1. ODFOAN ADVISED yaVE THAT PHONE CALL FROM ONE JOSH SAN ANTONIO. CABACA IN MEXICO CITY (PHONE 186334) TO DR. MIAMI, WAS MONITCRED 24 NOVENSER 63. { EMILIO NUNEZ PONTUONDO, ~~ CONVERSATION WAS IN SPANISH IS NEXT. AND GIST. OF IT IS:’ PLAN OF CASTRO CARRIED Eoyandad§ SOON THE ATOMIC BOM BS vILL RAIN & AWW a \ Ea 2. WAVE TRACES NUNEZ RTS ae of Mow FROW WHERES i. Beye ECT 221-3123%4. 40 RECORD CASACA. ont AMOT-2 ADVISED CABACA. IS PROBABLY gOSE. | ANTONIO CASARGS SAINZ, DPOB CIRCA 1918 PROVINCE Las VitLas, cusa _ SURRENTLY RESIDES. MEXICO- CITY, PO 30X 3@99. AND HaS SAYE PHON . 7 {0. PARA 1 ABOVE. © HE IS NOy OCCUPIED WITH. ‘OSTAINING EXTCAN “visas” "OR PERSONS DESIRING LEAVE: cuss. KE IS PRONG UNCED BAT IST Ia No \ND RIGHTIST WITH TIES TO BATISTA GROUPS IN U.S. AND HEADS THE” | | . . - _ GLASSINIGATION REVIEW \LIANZA PARA EL PROGRESS DE AMERICA. ” “a pe ~ a - . conpucrep o_6 AP. APR 1976 | 3. LOCAL COFSA™ BEING INF OR HED RE PARA 2 INFO.” eA Buroer Gk BY EXER E fm SS Document anti LOL 225 73) | : t for FOIA Review on j APR 1976 | fa | all - 29924 | ete eee Nets) 95 ere , Ts Tu re ae mee TN OTN 74 Cag ayy REPRODUCTION BY OTHE THAN TH ISTUIN I GOMCs feo - RAS. Se YN . REPRODUCTION. + PROMBITED
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13-00000 eepsOnuCTioN PROHIBITED » DIRECTOR | MEXICO CITY | | | one, ON: C/WH 5 (WH NOTIFIED AND’COPY SLOTTED 1430 26 Nov/LNG@) - » DCI, D/DCI, DDP, ADDP, C/cl, C/FI 2, C/sAS 5, VR, D/OS 2, C/SR 5 % , : . om. SECRET 2618322 IMMEDIATE MANA INFO IMMEDIATE Df Zbl NS8291 1. AT THIS MOMENT STATION: OFFICER AND LOCAL SECURI ITY OFFICER ; ARE INTERVIEWING NICARAGUAN WHO CLAIMS THAT ON 18 SEPTEMBER HE SAW LEE OS¥ALD RECEIVE SIX THOUSAND’ FIVE HUNDRED D'OLLARS IN MEETING , INSIDE. CUBAN EMBASSY MEXI.. TRAINING CUBA. SAYS. Ry FONSECA AMAD OR ARE. rENEERS HIS (COMMUNIST 2), ‘ORGANIZATION. NICARAGUA. - . RECORDS OFFICER STAMP SECRET , the following: action is A autHorized: “Pe >, 1EE osument Number (24-54 oo _ a a t aa oO - 1p pe ‘Bote: if dest sruchicny, cite - ; FV 2 . “ geasons and coordinat J . )). REO WS - can ae it appropriate, ey. ae?ny CLASSIFICATION REVIEW. [| = ang ne . “+ Lp 7 DNDUCTED on 24 MAY 197: a, ne 2 6. flew GF > ~_BMAPDET CL ey te ey | aE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING. OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED ——- No. ; ean PROT
13-00000 oe “ ure eeu re O INDEY ye , SECRET ECRET | 1x! 5613 [] NO INDEX 9 -e DATE ‘__9_ DECEMBER 1.9} O FILE IN. CS FILE NO, 1 TO MEXICO CITY "FROM: DIRECTOR 7 cone: C/WH 4 / Infos nef, AOC, OOP, C/cl, C/C1/Si, VR TO MEXI ‘ INFO ) CITE DIR a 77 7 Q aol / "REP: MEXE 7ehl. (IN 73638) « - : PLS DO NOT ERASE / ANY SOVIST OR CUBAN TAPES UNTIL FURTHER ‘NOTICE. ADVISE HOW MUCH MORE TAFE YOU NEED. MSE MICRO. SER. , DEC 4 1974 = END OF MESSAGE : MICROFILMED V4 c/s Comment:#Station: to erase ‘routine tapes Soviet Embassy, keep- i ing normal two-week lag. d R.O. #F- U*% ats ° — ee * atta ait “ DOLE des tage ot. Note reagons and ‘coordinste if appropriate. | 201-289248 _ 200- 5-4) - amit MRE OS a! \9 CLASSIFICATION REVIEW ) Vp ee : for FOIA Review on — . « ( i ICHARD HZLMS, DDP COORDINATING OFFICERS | cRoUP Evctuded from automatic sepRaOUCT PROMBITED SSTFIED MESS AGT Gowngrading and dectassification ‘ ft { i { + i '
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13-00000 “REPRODUCTION “PROGIBITED ( . ecb PD Ded E Shen bed MLwarwin - , SECRET: - ROUTING mn aa TF | 4] mn 7 e2| “TS P) a DIRECTOR dn fle LTP f 3 i 6 Aa ad { 2OM + MEXICO CITY STON: = C/WH 4 8 SECRET 6781242 Signed? Fy a2 & oo : yi? 7822 Ea DIR CITE MEXI 9332 J, «BO. g2- tart Cy Jf 4 “RESET? GPFLOGR . tFr tt rere . Note: Ie destruction, cite REF DIR 18327 % | reasons and coordinate 1. SOVIET EMB AND CONSULATE BRE WOT oPEN.20 PUBLIC. OFFICES ARE IN COMPOUND ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC 2Y APPOINTNENT. SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK. “NORMAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE 0900 TO-18%G BUT RECENTLY CHANGED 6903 TO 1460 BONDAY AND. FRIDAYS. SIXTEEN SOVIET FAMILIES LIVE IN couP Ouse VISITORS RING BELL AT GATE AT ALL HOURS. RUSSIAN SPE bs | OTHERS USUALLY TURNED “AWAY BY cusgen gata. ATE IN SANE COuPOUND BUT HAVE SEPARATE. Py ANYTINE. SOVIETS ARE NOT KNOWN TO ISSUE. PERMITS ECRGRANS 2. CUBAN EMB At ye | ENTRANCES. conus cceries VISITORS FROM 1866 TO 1420 HOURS. MONDAY. THROUGH FRIDAY.; EKBASSY WORKING: HOURS ARE FROM 990G To 172 HOURS SAKE DAYS BUT MOST EMBASSY VISITORS USUALLY ATTENDED BEFORE — 1483 HOURS. “THESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DUR PING SEPT 63.  20T- pecres * 3. CUBAN ENB PROCEDURES AND REG ULATIONS FOR TssuINe PERHITS FOR TRAVEL TO AND THROUGH CUBA: VISAS NORMALLY VALID FOR THREE MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. PRIOR AUTHORIZATION. FROW HABANA INVARIABLY — Document Number ¥ for FOIA Review dh JUN ‘8 SECRET oo = 7 — we SAL REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. , . ee Copy No  - { ": 0000241 \EPRODUETION EROHBMED
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By ROBERT S. ALLEN cials who actively oppose on has yet to ‘be “used dismissal of such’ persons | /— PRORIBITED Inside Washington USe Stay wa vs ~ ae | ‘liquid oz “Soviet policies, against any high West. from public office, at othe form, The And PAUL SCOTT Titled “Soviet Strategic ern official, hundreds of er th mes even having -within~ seco . WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, Executive Action,” the KGB agents covertly op. | them: ‘eliminated’ physi. - autopsy wou ~-The Central Intelli. Suppressed CIA docu. erating outside of Russia cally. an ’ its. use. Ne gence Agency withheld’ ment went into the shock-. have been Supplied with “Such activities are - poisons have vital intelligence infor. ing details of how agents. this pocket-size, gun, ‘ known to be undertaken ed which do “mation from the Warren Commission during its in- vestigation of the assas. sination. of Presi dent. Kennedy. — sO , Despite the- commis sion’s written request. for "all documents that might on the assas.- shed light Sination, CIA authoritias failed to turn over a na- tional Kremlin policy te remove from public office by as. Sassination Western: offi- intelligence esti. mate warning that it is . of KGB, the Soviet secret police, are trained to do away with Western lead: ers, including officials in the their deaths appear due to natural causes, . . One of the KGB’s new. ly devised assassination wapons-: is -“a- pnumati- S., and to make. awaiting. only. orders from Moscow to use it. The Murder Weapons . HIGHLIGHTS of the Suppressed int elligence ‘estimate, which is locked cally operated poison ice... ‘atomizer,’. which leaves ho wound of other - evie dence -of- death* :- Tle te While this deadly weap the cause oaf-. 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 psec) by certain-members of West- erm governments, som e. times. arranging forsthe - “wal against other ‘types of bersons in the West, not. . bly defectors from the. a U.S.S.R. and from other countries of the Soviet - blo. _ “One recently reported assasSination technique is to electrocute an individ. -by luring him to use a telephone, connect. ed toa high-voltage wire, during a thunderstorm, - “Another involves | the use of a pistol which projects a Poison gas in fect until -s. -after being : thus allowin; to be far fro ..when his vic "A knew source has Pneumaticall: Poison ice ‘: which leaves or other evic Cause ox dea; Congressio: gators, who that the nar ‘committee b 7 “WLS Sepeing "Officials te--Speake AAI . a Paine! = 1s TS. - totely. 5... McCormack anes A : the gt, Stes that «AW bile ee otis fo sana iano wwibyic va Speaker MeCor-. wo oye fee ote: acy? Commimist, that he is on. a, thi tent gsi. the list of ‘Western otf RP ee ae — Teen hs 4. SaP feared yy the Krem. vert ae : a . steer f , 2 CLA | anthority. : able"ior study. .:. | ee nent eho wee “ j ine Ose idence link. Imethode  *8essinati eeeanee | - its. cama, yuh one of . "Instéad. Me Cormack ~~ fe aeuloyes, -who ar. _fearned about the rence. Ve Cording ‘to Security’ fités, ‘only’ recently : b Presented. strong. pro” Sressional. prob Soviet views” on every | ‘are trying fo. , ‘Gtestion . that came. Up” why the: doe i . USSR eee rtorent’s ‘been soon “ tse” while he was a are't _ fag toe ore also. This State Department assassination. y : Oiticial's name ‘alsa ap. Peared in - the address Oswala 7 ; : ‘book of a suspected So. ‘City eave’ 2 . viet agent wio aitived ‘the defector's pO in the US. in 1943, -ae. Russian embas “fs gon $ to ~-government © Cuban em |; ot A did not Hi gators also” have been - ‘Kennedys a iF shocked to ‘discover thar in Dallas, . j H me) “_, i 8 Fae pee een etme teats
aie i 13 00000 c ; Vital gence’ Agency withheld intelligence infor- mation from the Warren . ‘Comniission during its in- wd vestigation ‘of the assas- ' gination - - Kennedy. . . Despite the commiis~ , of President ‘sion’s written request’ for - all documents that might: ° Shed light on the assas-. ’ “\sination, CIA’ authorities failed: to turn,.over- “a. nae ",. tional °.. ‘mate warning: that sit >is. ‘". Kremlin policy-to remove from public office by -as-.. ‘Sassination Western: offi- intelligence ° ‘Executive “suppressed CIA docu- - the | U-S.,;  wipons is’, oeally. operated poisom: ices; that the KGB endeavors :‘atomizer,’. rte reifidvertha,.thre “esti- : “0 wound or: other - ‘evbei? ‘cals. who actively oppose “Soviet ollcies. Titled “Soviet Strategic Action,” the ment went into the shock-’ ing details of how agents of KGB, the Soviet secret . _ police, are trained to do away with Western lead- ‘ers, including officials: in: and to make ° their. deaths appear due to natural causes. . °°. One. of the KGB’s new... ly devised assassination “a: pnumati- . - which vleaye dente of the Cause 0 th. ne While this dbadly weap’, TREES ASR of, Rapes oy : Bi waaay te Fi Documents u hs experts, very du. ious of -Russia’g co- 20K .istence Une,. stress ‘that. the Warren. Commis: = Bons findings might | ifforent df. 4 have “been “this CIA: estimate and; ‘“olher documents . : pressed by the State ‘De. partment ‘h - able for study, They point out that # : the State: ‘ Deparment} ‘ guppressed evidence Link.: ' dng -Oswald.“with ono -of: dis employes, who. cording to securily. filés, - “presented strane pro. “OTHER, | US. inten 4. sup- - ad. been avail. . Als ' SE prOckh Gq” on has yet hy, be used against anes an Weat- ern officl ilteds of . ‘KGB agen srtly op- eraling oulsidg, ie have been suppiipd with this pock @4-sh gun, awaiting aly 4 from Moscow tot Hise it. : ~The .Murder be: HIGHLIGHTR..0f€ " e suppressed intg ce ‘estimate, which is. I d in a. security area” the: tightly- guardey are as- follows: then’ ‘countries of dismissal of such persons from: public office, at oth. er times even having’ ‘eliminated’ - physt- cally. - “Such 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 the. Soviet bloc. “One recently reported assassination technique is to electrocute an individ- nee nt “It has been rehiprted’ val by luring -him to use a telephone, connect- ‘4 ed to a high-voltage wire, Soviet: interests” posed: zs x furing a thunderstorm, certain - members of Wes "ern governnients, s es S55 times | arranging for t MeGounmy Went Johnson, .- While FBI ‘lticiaig 43 “warned Speaker. McOor. ' mack, a dedicated: ant Comminist, ‘that he is on ‘the list of Western ‘offi. clals feared by. the Krem- lin, no CIA authority: thas Shown the No, 2 man-. da government the CLA“. <reporl disting ithese «e- Peret ‘Soviet. Assassinatio “amathods, .  nstéad," ‘Meteo OT ‘toarmen qibout ‘the : repoit 1 ' oniy recently from ocon-' 0.2 wha” fresslonal nrohere Macc}, ‘next : > in Une to ‘succeed Presi ‘ “Another involves the e of a pistol . which’ pects a 4 poison” gas ‘in ~ ops “‘Viquid or compressed form. The gas is fata] within’ seconds und an autopsy would not reveal ts. use. Non-traceab/e * poisons have been repor}- ed which do not take ef- fect until several hours after being administered, ‘thus allowing an assassin to be far from the scene when. his victim dies. “A knowledgeable source has described a. pneumatically - operate dq’ poison . ice ‘atomizer’ which leaves no wound or. other evidence of the -eause of death.” Congressional - investi- ‘gators, who have asked ‘that the name of. their ‘committee be withheld CIA 1A Withheld Vital Inelgence From War ren n Commission . “By ROBERT S. ALLEN” And PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.. -o==The Central Intelli- for security reasons re- vort that CIA. Director ohn McCone made. no mention of this explosive document in his secret testimony before the Warren Commission, While MeCone furnish- ed the commission with the CIA’s secret surveil-7- reports on. Lee. lance. Harvey Oswald's cight days in Mexico City be fore the assassination. ine cluding details of Os- wald’s contact with the head KGB agent in. the Soviet embassy there, the CIA chief gave ne hint of the Kremlin’s ax _sassination policy. {CONTINUED ON 8-35) ’ ( ee
13- 00000 | - a . we? wee CPt ge we ome, oa” coed se soto EN | ; s CLASSIFIGS TION . % BE iSPAICH SECRET | Chief of Station, Mexico City NFO. | So *AQs8 ¥ Chief, WH Division uaseCT Glee Harvey OSWALD \GTIGN REQUIAED - REFERENCES . —— / f Action Required: Please advise re negatives In view of recent reopening of the publicity regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD and WOFACT 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 "mystery 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. > Ree b : Elsie I. SCALETTI o _Hend quaetees - Reg vest Foe the J egabiwes of He vadentfied “my skey aan’ Easing beth 2, Sseovet an Coban — Em asses - ye 8 SAME: aS. oe tot 4 go|- 28% ad QRuATI9E7 18 May 1967 Distribution: 2. = cos, Mexico ) City REFERENCE T3 ae Wes oe GISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE (ai - BuMW-15488 ; 1 [Tas Fite HUMBER -201-289248 - OF FIGES : Cc, Bust ace /f_Videla. | eeeesu SS ; i wt rs, a» . Ae mee Ry ee
13-00000 Cae POET en SLASIFIOATION PROCESSING ACTION “7 | DISPATCH secrzer | MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief of Station, Mexico City — ix |, INDEXING REQUIRED _ . a7 CAN JUOGE INDEXING ; 0M . 2 i . Chief, WH Division tT | dwaena Lee Harvey OSWALD. STON REQUIREO - REFERENCES Action Required: Please advise re negatives In view of recent reopening of the publicity regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD and WOFACT 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 "mystery 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 | destroyed if the latter action is ever contemplated. ain feleriges. kar 2 emer ete a ees eee Sten rere fey meen pan 7 A ge mE a RRR A RR . : Distribution: 2 - COs, Mexico City De ema peermee wo « Y SS REFERENCE TO OISPATGH SYMBOL AND HUMBER HMMW-15488° CLASSIFICATIONIE SECRET , HOS FILE HUMBER | -G -201-289248 ~ £5 93 EPRODUETION PRSDTTED 2 ne nou amen + ne a ne > A SOS ee a eer ee op
13-00000 | “REPRODUCTION PROMISITED 7] unchassiiep =. ¢ ONLY ; ) cont NTiAL C] secrer ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ~~ SUBJECT: (Optienal} - ACTION COPY a EX {708 seksi tee devignation. room number, cmd OFFICER'S =| COMME @ om a 3 frem wh Lb meena | ronwanoen | INIT to whem. Drew o line across colu a wo | yv~ { ; | ae 3 2 i a ee ee 17 610 “eters (] secret [] conFipentiaL =] tem (1) UNCLASSIFIED \eenooucTiON PRUE ETE ee cee ee ee ee ot oe
13-00000 eed e Fy ® © f7émo assod fo Nia fea Oxsich Vf FEL 272 Moveraber 1963 - with raFe on prove Courage | of ain bassre § andkinke on KOS7EROW oe heve photographic caveraege during daylight hours on the feet: YSGK, Cuusan, Gxechoslovak audi Fuolish Embaasic3. Theis consulates are iocated in the embassies and therefore the coverage of the . embassies weld include cove:age of the consultees. . . The photographic coverznge cf the mentioned lnstalations ia of 4 coxtinuons nature during daylight hours, however, weath coméitions and ether factes s affecting ay ishobogragphhe ectiarts re- quire te at the coverage not ce considered as total or cormplcte, Sar . efforts tnesefare do net prode-e nketographs useful for identlication ef 2 eeraons who enter or decaust such installationg filter examining all one traces on KOST 89: a MG SPS coavinced icexr of the EGE, | Contributing zo this c 8 Rasocistc3, bis movemesxts, nis Mezican and other » Seas aml hia cever position, a3 vell 2 g e P e « seek ling piesa . & KOSTIAOV's involvement ing oe to believe that he le connected with the 13th Department, KOSTIEOY — . A eee : ceetscs in the Use 5. “with 8 KGB ecleagne ag KOSTH scument: umber Ig2- 182-621 a ” CLASSIFICATION REVIEW: Eo RE fh aA Bier 8 FOtA Review on APR 1976 CONDUCTED O | _ E_—_IMPDET. ct FY 2. Le i ee Be commen > ama oom Ay prea ese & 08000 saeke atte co cer pews omen mens. 8 a ‘ap armvonvernns
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13-00000 REPRODUCTION PRSIDITED DTS. “NUMBER Cubon Chronos ovew.sa., — | Fee, Dales avi ey Oswald DEFERRED . | PRIORITY OPERATIONAL INITIALS IMMEDIATE INITIALS ROUTINE C9 wd 3 Lee za IN Np ne o \ ce MET gg RYBAT GPELOOR es Sh REF: DIR 1867 Lym? | 1, -SOVIED HS AND COUSULATE ARE NOY OPEN TO PUBLIC, OFFICES ARE IN Coit POUND ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC BY APPOIMEMENT, SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE CATE . AROUND CLOCK, WORMAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE 0900 TO 1800 BUT RECENTLY CHANGED 900 0 2:00 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, SOV CONSULATE FREQUENTLY CHANGE. NOW OPEN 12.00 10 1300 MONDAYS AND FRIMAYS, SIXTENY SOVIET FAMILTES LIVE IN CoMPounD, VISITORS RING RELL AT GATE AT ALL SXKEX HOURS, HUSSIAN SPEAKERS CAN GE IN AUSTDER, OTHERS USUALLY TURHED AWAY BY GUARD AFTER HOURS. “SOVIEES ARE Hor KROWS TO ISSUE PERMITS FOR TRAVEL CUBA, Peisr WORD Es 8 a xe Haas GOS OEE REIS SEPT 63. : | | | 3. vu we maotn un maemo son moma os AND THROUGH CUBA: VISAS NORMALLY VALID FOR THREE MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. PRIOR ADTHORTZATTOM YAOI HABANA THVARTABLY REQUIRED HEFORE ISSUANCE ANY VISA, APPLICANT COMPLETES VISA APFLTCATION FOR A! CONSULATE, FERUISSION OFTET OZDATERD COORDINATING OFFICERS | OB ECRET. AUTHENTICATING OFFICER _ GLASSIFICATION 0 |. RELEASING OFFICER - OUTGOING . ms - 000U250 — Peete | Us on ,
13-00000 NUMBER INITIALS EFERRED’ | PRIORITY -_ |- | OPERATIONAL OUTINE | IMMEDIATE INITIALS ¢ rR EY INFO. ~e- CIE voc entre NUMBER TH EXCHANGE OF CABLES BETWEEN EDASSY AND MINMEX HABARA, IW MANY CASES VISAS ISSUED Ui! SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL PACT OF TRAVEL, h. MEXICAN GOV? PROCIMURES AUD REGULATIONS RE TRAVEL PRPRDME CIEIZENS To AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED SINCE HMA 2O8ET DATED 3 MAY 1963. PEPEDE CITIZENS WITH PASSPORTS AND CUBAN VISAS ARE FREE TO TRAVEL [0 CUBA, PEPRIME CITIZENS rr COORDINATING OFFICERS Coe [CATING OFFICER - |. SLASSIFICATION ‘|. .°. | RELEASING OFFICER REPRODUCTION — PROWISITED =
13-00000 - REPRODUCTION PROMISITED SEGRET TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. personality (201) File Request, dated 9 December 1960 1B] [FOIA N 2. Three index ca ords System | on NE ay S assassina- Sas, of ROE 4. Memorandum for Chief, CI/R&A, dated 20 February 1964; Subject: Documents Available in OSWALD's 201 File. (FOIA No. 563-810] ePRnOUCTION = PROISTED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION re “BES By 20 February 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/R&Aw SUBJECT: Documents,"Available in OSWALD's 201 File 0 parivon 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 in ite This total is made uP of: , cece ec oe ee ER a teen NEES ta AEE 2 dispatches 7 memoranda from the FBI 1 CSCI 2 State Department documents ~ 25 cables, N 1 OS 3. Machine inquiries for the location of these: documents have not been made.- ~- | ty a deben Number RSID at FOIA Review on JUN 1976 | ee eeree eee oe tt ene ite an ent gee ee et ce A EB SECRET “EYES GNLY GobuTe4
13-00000 — PRORIBETED. se ORIG : oe susvod¢ ~pm x. UNIT : vH/3 Mexico C) INDEX ° er 5840 ENO INDEX" zp DATE : 10 Oct 1963 (7 FILE IN CS. FILE NO. . af SBT To : SEE BELOW | 3S oopy a _ ) | 0Gers3 ti $22 FROM: SRAEGHER CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE GENCY st | cone: WH & oo a P| pert Bade N Re ROUTINE INFO: C1, CI/OPS, C1/SIy-Fl, SR 7,-RF, VR” TO 2. INFOU So —CITEJDIR. om a DEPARTMENT OF STATE’ - Oo £4873 | FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | . | | | DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY | | ~ Vl. suprzcr;, : “Lee. BENRY OSWALD 1. ON1 OCTOBER 1963 A RELIABLE AND SENSITIVE SOURCE IN MEXICO REPORTED THAT AN AMERICAN MALE, WHO IDENTIFIED B 7 HIMSELF AS | LEE OSWALD, CONTACTED THE ‘SOVIET EMBASSY IN 3 5 MEXICO CITY INQUIRING WHETHER. TEE EMBASSY HAD RECEIVED =| 3 ; ANY NEWS CONCERNING A TELEGRAM ‘WRICH HAD BEEN SENT TO. | 2 +2 [P 2acansoron. THE AMERICAN was DESCRIBED AS APPROXIMATELY — | LE z a YEARS OLD, WITH. : : ATELETIC BUILD, ABOUT SIX FERT ‘TALL, | S | | : oe EcEDTsG.” AIRE. ne a a a a i a . iv 1s BELIEVED THAT OSWALD. MAY BE IDENTICAL TO LEE. oe Py. HENRY OSWALD, BORN ON 13, OCTOBER 1939 IN NEY ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, M Sf A FORMER U.S. MARINE WHO DEFECTED TO. THE SOVIET UNION IN 7 a OCTOBER 1959 AND LATER MADE ARRANGEMENTS THROUGH. THE UNITED | , ‘\\ STATES EMBASSY IN MOSCOW TO RETURN TO ms UNITED STATES WITH | By te = RUSSIAN” BORN WIFE, MARINA, mona POSAKOVA, AND TERR, ug ' a FOIA Raview « on 2 APR is16 ‘eo SORE seas . a crovP 1 meek 8S 3 | »REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN” THE NG OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. oe Copy No : (CoCtTeS —
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13-00000 REPRODUETHON | So PROGIBITED Hi af f , Su & Hoawyee On svar ak Vth tum J Kennedy 5 Som oe fe ‘Vow ne raced (tae deen, ee SO _Qef 7 "OSWALD, LEE HENRY _ zoi-26 52463 YX ANZ-35612 SEX M 008 18 ocr: 39. an : |i-NEW ORLEANS, LA., USA (| CIT ? he REF a . 7 RADAR OPERATOR, U.S. warn CORPS, AS OF 60, ie DEFECTED To USSR IN OG 39 ( oe nye oe \ "CLASSIFICATION REVIEW, o ne ge ee olen (OSWALD, LEE H. , — “The 00-01) ff. rSEK M DOB 18 ocy 39 , DBA. 399-911 [ |. USA, oNEW ORLEANS 225 oct 63 OCc ; es ‘4 USA, NEW ORLEANS, 4709: MAGAZ INE i, MBR_OF THE NEW ORLEANS CHAPTER OF THE. aN PLAY. FOR CUBA Co OMMITTEE WITH. ' HEADQUARTERS Me /89, BROAOWAY, NEW: yoRK CITY. SEE DOC RE iSHRTEUT 108 OF CUBAN “PROPAGANDA, aaron zo | 7 Os pF ae 7 a en) rn ees _ - gf 2 ft ar g¢ 2 0 8M __. ALO, LEE HARVEY | ae i iN OSWAL oo | e7hasoo | a | SEX M D083 18 OCT 39 | o eBF i878 a New ORLEANS, LOUISTANA ee # May’ 60 | IT USSR Le A MOSCOW, USSR’ : : | EX=U.S. MARINE, WHO UPON’ His ‘DESCHARGE: FROM ' MARINE - ‘CORPS. SEPT. Feeney se TO USSR To RENOUNCE HIS U.S, ot PY ZENSHIP EPROOUCTION PROHIBITED
13-00000 —— PROIGITED ; .- et (when Filled In). (x h ne 2 owt! TO BEADQUARTERS, RI yo, a Le pare ACTION Zb2 cn awewo i" | _[evose INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed. in ‘block. ietters. . 7 i i : | | oan Fie PERSONALITY (291) FILE REQUEST, . 7 | SECTION [2 All known aliases and varianta, ‘Ginéluding maiden name, if applicable) must be listed: EF the iden- tifying data varies with the alias used. ‘a “neparate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for itema you are unable to complete. Ft 7 SECTION ft: _Cryptonym or pacudairym with be entered in Haadquarters. SECTION {fis Te be completed. in ath cases. SECTION | SENSITIVE oP . : | SOURCE DOCUMENT, NON* SENSITEVES OD 0 Ole z , i) | | : ea 4! ALA Ze |) NAME VARIANT 2 (Last) (Firet) | i aig a 4 TYPE a CLASSIFICATION REVIEW f a -W OTHER IDENTIFICATION. 3. Pts Ti y ocevPos. cops ce lite Pig jorad “UP ATION/PO.SITION | i ZRYP TONYM : a P SEUDONYM ™ ef, - . ae SECTION lil DUNTRY OF RESIDENCE 9 = 1g. Ps .  2ND COUNTRY LNTEREST 12. » UssR = 07K | Depeted bh MG “uss us Oc bole aq oe ao 3RD COUNTRY INTEREST 12A0 / Document Numbe ; for FOIA. Review en a 1973 PERMANENT CHARGE - RESTRICTED . + (NE a SIGNATURE. g3la SECRET =. Baus Feet 0
13-00000 sme REPRODUCTION mau crect — PROHIGITED Commission Document 692 (portion dated 31 January 1964) [Copy of FOIA No. 509-803] CET ON 25 October Department of eleg ie LASSIFIED), dated 31 October 19 ripe Bal ie seated 6 March 1964; Memorandum for J. Lee UD Subject: Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963 Letter from [Aye 1960, to Rig Note from Richard HELMS to J. Lee RANKIN, dated 6 March 1964. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 6 March 1964; Subject: Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963. [FOIA No. 590-252] REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED PRowierep Seer
13-00000 PROWMBHTED Y-1432y XAAZ~ 22595 _MEMORANDUM FOR? Mr, J. Lee Rankin SUBJECT: cine UA . Information in CIA’s Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1563 os Transx'teol . * a - ‘ 4 ee Le ct. bbewren GE ALA, Se oN — oo “1, This refers to your letter of F February 12, 1964 addressed to the Director of Central Intelligence which has been passed te me ‘for reply, Ze Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency | to supply the Commission with a report. on information in the Sgency's possession regarding Lee Harvey CSWALD prior. to November 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the £ ootnote on page two of CIA's report to the Commission dated 31 January 1964, entitled: ‘Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey O5' WALD in ‘Mexico City, 28 Sep- : tember «3 October 1963", 3. There is Sttached aa exact reproduction of the | Agency's official dossier on Lee Yarvey OSWALD beg ginning - with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1960. The entire ATT, dossier carries the security classification of Secret. and consists of thirty decumerts 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 Immigration and Maturalization 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 Cetober 2963. ‘These include: oe Number ve 990 - “253 PIS mt a BOF T ree: S79 =e - oe Gi -2ITLTT en & Mex ©} —-gc0uzEd
13-00000 . Attachment | REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED a, Seven documents received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. | be Ten documents received from the Department of State, . Ce. ‘Two documents received from the Department of Sere . . ee " One document (a name check request) frorn the " yebesheation and Naturalization Service, e, Four newspaper clippings, f, . Five internal CIA notes, ge CIA report dated 31 January 1964 to the Commission which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA in the matter of Lee Harvey CSWALD from 9 Octover 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 item, as was pointed ont at the time, is particularly sensitive and years) appropriate sensitivity indicators. 4, You will note that almost all of the documents carry markings required for CIA's internal records processing. fe few of the papers contained the names of our‘ employees or identifications of specific organizational components. ‘s have | taken the Hberty of blocking out these Items as they do not bear on the substance of the Commission's, Fequest. ahs _ Richard Helme © . ~.s" Deputy Direetor for Plans Original & 2.,Addressee © = = 12C/CI/SIG ~ 1. DDP Subject = ,-t> C/CI/R&A 1» DDP Chronn eapy le G/WH/3 LeC/CL |» WUE! y , 2014289248 CLURGR oecarde /7468/4 March 1964 (Inventory of documents c ontained er" 24245 in file attached for all but a@tiregaee) Se eo emer et nee ee enn nara peng scntnpds spr e-store orn ey aah et A I A ARR ER FE A RR A A RE At tN AT BREEREAEenegrotc © anecdote He = ° . :
13-00000 PROWIBITED “Inventory of Documents Contained in OSWALD Dossier Forwarded to the Commission . id , Jl, State Telegram Now 1304, October 31, 1959 (Confidential) “ - 26 Newspaper Article from the Washington Post, November 2, 1959 “~~ w3, CI/LSN Internal Note dated 2 November 1959 (oral FBI name check request) and NR reply dated 4 November 1959 (Confidential) SA, Foreign Sexvice Despatch 234, November Be 1959 (Confidential) J - 5, State ‘Telegram 1358, November 9, 1959 (Confidential) e "he -. 6, ‘State Telegram 1443, November 9, 1959 (Confidential oO ~ Abe Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, 1 November 16, 1959 - em ot a ev w#B, Newspaper Clipping from Evening Star, November 26, 1959 eo eet BAA 0 - ¥% DBF 49478, 25 May 1960: (Confidential) es er kd » Ile Letter from the Department of State (Cumming). to DDP (Bissel) -giased O Octeber 25, 1960 (DD/P 0-5679 - Secret) vr M126 DDP Response to Sooner! 21 November 1960. mDiP 06003 - ‘o ‘Secret). oa ~— .  W13, Internal CIA Request for + Opening of 201 fe, § q December 1960, 0 (Secret) . Serer ee u “14. State Memorandum of Conversation dated 1 January. 26, 1961 (000) - « AB. State Tnstruction An273, April | 135 1961 (OU0) J . »w6, Foreign Service Despatch 806, :-Mayi26, 1961 (ou0) “ Ave Foreign Service Despatch 299 galy. i, 1961 {ov0) w - 1B. Drs g2isi, July 13, 1964, (Confidential) . PY co « IO. Internal cr Biographic Profile dated circx May 1960 (Confidential) . 4 : TT. { tes XKAAZ- aste 8 | _ — | | 2 : QOl~ ASIDES | co007st |
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMBITED | a. ( 6 XARR= 2D STE q Ma» “/19, Internal GIA Memo ¢ for. the Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret) r /20, Foreign Service. Despatch 317, Cetober 12, 1963 (uo) wa - vel, I&NS Name. Cheek Request, December 5, 1961 S225 Navy. Mesieage 20197/RB/3, 3 March 1962 (Confidentia}) r W236 DNA: 1624, 26 April 1962 " “es ta, Newepape Clipping from Washington Post, June 9, 1962, ’ Lab, DBA 20883, September 7, 1962 (Confidential) - 26, DBA 51407, 10 September 1963 » “27, DBA 52355, 24 September 1963 _» #28, DBA 55715 (number unclear), November 7, 1963 vy £a%e DBA 55777, November 8, 1963 ve Jo. CIA Summary Report on Activities of OSWALD. in Mexico City, dated 31 January 1964 ~~ gaouee2 (QO1~ 2IR24ER |
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13-00000 - sare ca PORTED. é pres . ; ae. Commission No. ma CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY _ ae WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 he 6 - MAR 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mares Lee Rankin SUBJECT: <Intos'mation | in CIA's Possession on, Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD ‘Prior to November 22, 1963 * Be Ss, 7 phe le. This: Yefers to your letter of February 12, 1964 addressed to the Director of Central inteHigence which has - sy been, Basacd to me for reply. . = - Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency — 4% to ‘supply the Commission with a report on information in the  Agencyts 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 pie the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 Sepe a tember » 3 October 1963", co 3. There is attached an exact reproduction of the - rer Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey OSWALD beginning ~~ _ with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1960. The entire- po dossier carries the security classification of Secret and base, consists of thirty documents arranged in ‘chronological order, - a On the basis of clearances from the FederakBureau of re Investigation, the Department of. State, the. ‘Department | ‘of Ko Navy, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, who bees” were queried by us after the receipt of your ‘letter, we are .. fe on able to make available exact copies: f all materials in the ' hee file up to early October 1963, Ties a CLASSIFIC ATION cereus Name an! ce i a TAG ing ‘the chanyoe Date —__! uae :
13-00000 s vv bY Lk ol seman be Ten documents received from the Department of State, ® & 7 Co Two documents received from the Department Vy’ d. One document (a name check request) from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, e. Four newspaper.clipping Se ‘le £ Five internal CIA notes. ge CIA report dated 31 January 1964 to the Commission | which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA tra in the matter of Lee Harvey OSWALD from 9 October to me 2a Noveinber 1963. The report indicated the disseminations who Ms of. information developed by CIA that were made to other Federal agencies during that period. This itern, as was - oe pointed out at the time, is particularly sensitive and bears ~ on ‘appr opriate sens itivity indicators, 4, You will note that almost all of the documents carry . markings required for CIA's internal records processing, A few of the papers contained the names of our employees or identifications of specific organizational components, Wehave Bee taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do not bear - 7 on the substance of the Commission's request. RED ‘Richard Helms Deputy Director for Plans Attachment - wo: s NoEyeD - CLASSE CA r if af>e faz By authority of: ile - nian the chawess Name and tile oF peer al, aes od
REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED ich TLE = Departimeiti of State IS 35 Control: 20261 Action PPL Rec'd: OCTOBER 31, 1959 FROM: MOSCOW ; 7:59 A.M. Info L TO: Secretary of State H NO: 1304, OCTOBER 31, | PM. INR : , EUR | P FOR PO cn. . STHC CLES HARVEY, OSWALD, UNMARRIED AGE 20 PP 1733242 ISSUED VSIA “SEPT 10, 1959 "APPEARED AT EMB TODAY.7TO RENOUNCE AMERICAN SCS CITIZENSHIP, STATED APPLIED IN MOSCOW FOR SOVIET CITIZENSH LP SY FO-LOWING ENT RY USSR.FROM HELSINKI OCT 15. MOTHER'S TRO ADDRESS AND Ais LAST ADDRESS US 4936 COLLINWOOD ST., Crs FORT WORTH 7 EXAS« SAYS ACTION CONTEMPLATED LAST TwO osp YEARS» MAIN "REASON "TL AM MARXIST! . ATTITUDE ARROGANT — ayy AGGRESSIVE. RECENTLY DISCHARGED MARINE CORPS. SAYS HAS OF FERED SOVIETS ANY. INFORMATION HE. HAS. ACQUIRED.” AS Ae eter Mone ant ENUITS7TED: RADAR OPERATOR « aan Porm s mihi mot IN VIEW PEYRULLI CASE WE PROPOSE DELAY EXECUTING RENUNCIATION UNTIL SOVIET. ACTION KNOWN OR DEPT ADVISES. DESPATCH FOLLGWS. PRESS INFORMED. | FREERS JR | a cocere6: NEPRODUCTION = aks
PROBIBITED ae 9 yo o_~ re re _ j : se : oe 8 , } oe 5 apeneeerenenremeamacte ° . q ‘f Set ge OG DEPARTMENT OF STATE (Ye RT 0, THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE AND RESEARCH _— ! ne 1 _ 4 WASHINGTON .. oo / ‘ 2 ; ; i! er ars . | . a hes e | 3. SEGRER | OCT 25 1960 | | a ; : | . bors Dear Dick: ae “| ree ‘Our efforts to. answer recent informal inquiries, including some. . , “:l,) from the White House Staff, have revealed that, though CIA and the : ty. : FBE have detailed records concerning Americans who have been recruited | ‘it -\* gg intelligence agents by Bloc countries, there does not appear to be - boo et pint a complete listing of those Americans now living in Bloc countries so ate 7 4..4. who might be called "defectors". Using the definitions of DCID 4/2, re ' + these. persons might be described a3 those who have either been, — : capable of providing useful intelligencé to the Bloc or those whose _.desire to resettle in Bloc countries has been significantly exploited = /'° ' for communist propaganda purposes. This would mean that no attention . .. |: — “> i yl need be paid to Americans whose resettlement within the Bloc had no s "7, i 5 gounter-intelligence implications or had attracted no particular tag ge M ' a : -..,° attention; for instance, this definition would not cover individual .. . De |. . US citizens of East European or Chinese origin who returmad to the .<. 7 ‘ ': os "homeland" because they had never been completely assimilated into ict! the American society. © , Se a me ; _ are ee; There is attached a list of such persons, covering the last 18 . es months, and it would be appreciated if the Agency could verify. and 7 of : ' possibly expand thia list for the use of interested Bureaus of,the  .. a 7 so Departments va ee . Sy Sincerely yours, . i ° | a — Hugh S.. Cumming, Jre:! 7 ‘Attachment: ae _ oe rr re 4s Ses “List of American "Defectors" ee — 7 re a, o _ from May 1959 ~ October 19606 So ad ea a te ne ay Richard MG Bissell, Jre _ a ares ; Deputy Director, Plans, a a Central intelligence Agency. re rr re . + wt bot pared eg tee “ riskdee : cane sat es i ‘Fe eee ae arent fitidadabicelll oR as Stan eis, P NOul ITED GCOUERL ‘i a ae { ' t
REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED Pe », le we ; . ; we - . . ee re QO |. CONFIDENTIAL - oO Se ie J , LIST OF AMERICAN "DEFECTORS" te 6 ¢ . a |i. Le), Morris and Mollie BLOCK, living in the USSR, and possibly,” a Communist China, since the fall of 1959. ! en 2) David DuBOIS (aka DUPEBOY), living in Peiping since May ; poe! 1960, but may have returned to the U.Ss ‘ 3.) Sgt. Joseph DUTKANICZ, U.S. Army, defected to East German. ‘Forces about the spring of 1960. ; } : ooo po he) Sgt. Exnie F, FLETCHER, U.S. Army, defected to East German © og | © 4 7°" | Forces: in dune 1959 and stated that he wished to remain in -... . hohe . East.Germany at a confrontation held on August 5» 1959 os . | + + (CINCUSAREUR telegram SX 5307 of O61 7hL2 August). rr re _. Se): Sgt. (£nu) JONRS, U.S. Air Force, defected in mid May 1960 °°” / } 7 to East German Forces (Air Intelligence Information Report aD — . number 1430223 of August 9, 19606) : . ets i be) Willian MARTIN, NSA employee. i. ; a Te): Bernon MITCHELL, NSA employee. | , : a, 8.) Lee Harvey OSWALD, tourist. : ot . 1 “}'* 9.) - Libero RICCLARDELLE, tourist. | . ; i I. -. 10.) Pvt. Viedimir SLOBODA, U.S. Army, defected to East German. « =: _ | Forces in the spring of 1960. os we’; Ql.) Robert Edward WEBSTER, tourist, (cc0e New York Times article - I my of October 20, 1959). 7 oy mo : 22.) Bruce Frederick. DAVIS, UeSe, Amny, defected. to East German. a ' Forces, August 19, 1960 (Babasey Moscow telegram ‘1032: of: | : October 22, 1960). ae 7 H , : a. i i. | re 7 “onwhieet yyliome : . : 4 mat gest ow ve tay, “a Lah, | on : . . “e peeks v “ ; : ty | _ | ‘o} __t
13-00000 _ REPRODUCTION PRORIEITED - _ So Dee : ors . . BY : ' eo ante Jo Panes es =| eet pee em. . ST Oyss, | wey eeegee sg we : i p Base SERISUTIVE SOE AND VS INVAGLY IO aman 31 January 1964 , pers Information Develoned b GES on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSW!.LD' in Meerrico City 28 Sertembor « 3 Gctepexr 1963 lL. OSWALD!Is Activity in Ma:xico Cit : Le: On9 October the CIA Station in Mexico City received the: following information from ax seliahle aad proven source: ated e , ‘ pmene — An American named Lee OSWALD haa contacted ; the Spviet Embassy in Mexica City on Tues day, 1 October 1963, He had spoken in halting Rugsiante the Soviet _ a coe Embassy guard, Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKOV, to whom wo alee. he said he had visited the Embassy. two days earlier . an - : ie > Saturday, 28 September, Ho asked whether there. had - rae been a reply to 2 telegram that the Consul with whom he. . had spoken, but whose name he could not socal, had . a — oe ber u promised to cend to Washington, OBYEDKOV had atternpted to establish the wontlty of the Conout with - eo ae whom CSWALD had tated: ifsc had. beona: axis: ut Ti0n, 2 oe : as . fo then i had probably boon % ose neg ‘OBYEDKOV, oe Neuen dP WARRING NOTICE. [. - c t a SENSITIVE SOURCES AND . : ge iri) THANE PReneeny rer, Document Number if Say ¢ OE EPRODUCTIBRr™ Review on JUN 176 P ROM OnllSED a :  -Ga0ug29 wel. eae nes ammo wl pee ee IE eae eee
13-00000 REPRODUCTION _ Pear MeTHONS 23 Ir: a BOE I | after a check with Soviet Consular personnel, assured OSWALD the telegram had been sent to Washington put. no answer had been received,: . The tnforrmation was forwarded by cable te CIA Headquartexs the same day it was seceived. 2 A file. chock in Washington which is routine in ‘the 30 matters: ezovealed the possibility ot an identity between the Lee | OSWALD who had spoken with OBYED KOV, and presumably with KOSTIKOV, and the defector returnoe, Lee Harvey OSWALD. * 3. On 10 October 1963 CIA Headquarters disseminated by cable the report in substantially the form and in the detail — indicated above, in paragraph], to the Federal agencies whose jurisdictional intereata had been established by a review of ; OSWALD 's file: the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Depart- * The CIA file on Lee Harvey OSWALD was opened .on 9 Decomber an 1960 to accommodate biographic information developed by CIA in tan response to an inguiry from the Department of State on a list of American defectors in Soviet Bloc countries, OSWALD!s was among the names inthe list, The Departmentof State inquiry as dated 25 October 1960, An interim reply was given by” CLA on 3 November 1960; a final reply,: aon. 2b November 1950, Unt early October 1963 the contents.o4. His OSWALD file held by CIA - consicted entirely of press matesigiS and disaeminations _received from tao Department of State, the Federal Bureay of Investigation, and the Navy Department, | ¥ a es t | JEAN es bags ait wwe Be a pf. seus 'E SOURCES AND i “eh LL ETHODS INVOLVED “t- eh ee gee LEI i og EPRODUCTION PRORIBTED: en —- eo Pe ot Re ee on cr seme om errrmmnmtes Ma i em ane ee ee ee
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIEITED aed « — mo mm ata dee ' . . ar . . bas sera e si. Wier. “AND eo vaent of State, the Navy Departmoat, and the Immigration and “e Naturalization Service, A commont was included in the report noting the Likelihood that t the oubject, Bee OSWALD, was es /  § we a , probably identical with the former Marine who had defacted to — tha Soviet Union in. 1959... (The report disseminated by CIA in oy Washington-on 10..October also included a physical deseription ye of ax. individieal who was believed to have been the OSWALD who ne€ eBstacted the Soviets in Mexico City, It was subsequently esta ablished by investigation that she description did not pertain» to OSWALD, ) &, Onthe same day, 10 Cetcbor 1 963, CLA Headquarters: sent a leng ngthy cable sumimas zy to the Mexico City Station of the - tk background information held in the = ‘teadquartox st file on OS WALD, An instruction was included for the Mexico City: Station to pasa the substance ‘of its 9 Cetober report. to ‘the local representatives of the same ¥ederal | departments and agencies a : ries that had been given the information { in  Wadhiagton, ‘This | - * instruction was immediately carried’ outs athe manner ‘the . a | 7 7 us \ information on OSWALD!a conti wit the Soviets. on 1 Cctaber . i - | - Be was passed in Mexico City to. the Embassy, the FBL repr esentative, / fey : | ths 3 Naval Attache, and +o the office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. There were AG requesta from reciz penta as ‘the report for further information or for. follow-up investigation, - Parent ees oo - ~ at. WARIGHIS Re. A : oe , eo vretBeccel | SENSITIVE SCURCS AND eo : aor . METHODS af NYOLYED — CQ0U931 PROMBMED et eee ee ee Sh. a oe em ee Semen Sm etnies ame A eee naman eam sae eae a en a ee em ee
13-00000 RTE ge ay VF a a _ eo wo e te . a ‘ eet Fy “e a we th '§, Aiter the assassination of President Kenneay and the © ayrest of Lec Harvey OSWALD, an, intensive review of all | available sources was undestatcén: a ” Mexico City to determine oo on ac purpose of OSWA A JD's: vis sit, It was learned that OSWALD had also vieited" the Cuban Consulate in Mexico City and had talked thee: wits a , ler, a Moxica an national, named SUvis — y Ne. v “Atte x the assassination and the publicity about Leo eon : asivALp, Slivia DURAN told a nuraber of relatives and frlonds’ that she had talked to OSWALD about a Cuban visa. Silvia DURAN and her husband, Horazio DURAN Navarro, wera datalned and questioned by the. Mexican police frora. 23 to 25 ‘November 1963. 6. After glyving some of the details of her own personal Per background ~ she is an adraitted Leftist sympathizer and had : at foxracrly worked for the Me: cican-Cuban Institute of Cultuzal PS oe ree ; at “sy, oO o . wes Relations ~ Silvia DURAN said that when she first heard.eiitne. ot death of Pras ident Kennedy she had been depres sed: and thought the assassin must have ‘been a maniac, When dhe ledmned that. he was associated with the "Paly Play, sez ‘Cuba Commlttea” she did net belleve ite 7. She talked about this eagerto ‘hor husband and when che. heard the name of Lee OS WALD mentioned; che recognized it as 7 WARNING NoTiCg | jcc SENSITIVE sonners AND. | ‘a! pawn? 1 Moe i ae ie . : cette AB pee ee et net
oe ——_— PRORIBATEB the man who had core to the Consulate about two months before to get a visa to transit Cuba. on arte Vay to the USSR. She asl realized that he had sajdat wae married toa Russian and that ° ae he had belonged ta’ ‘the! “Pair Play for Cuba" | group. Sho checked her file one Him’ to the Consular archives and from the deascxgtive’ aie, data. she was Bure it was the same man, He was short, blond, ‘ppetly dressed and his face got red when he talked, He was’ denied a Cuban trans sit visa because he did not yet ‘have a Soviet visa, and he was told to get tha Soviet viea first, ‘but it was 5 noted that this would take about four saonths. ‘She had asked the Cuban Ree Consul himself, ‘Euseblo AZCUE, to talk to OSWALD and they | — | had an argument whea AZ CUE urged OSWALD to leave Mex cleo | | instead: of waiting there.. The Consul had phoned the Soviet Cons ar sulate and talked to the par son handling OSWALD's case, who aoe nn had said it would take about four months to hear from Moscow ~ 7 _ ~ _about the Soviet yisa. The same afternoon, OSWALD-Rad a -_ back again and she had told him the same thing. ‘She’ e gave a i " OSWALD a + slip of paper with hes name: and telephone number on be - be it in case he ever got his Soviet sa. Efe did not call back, she’ sald. 8. Silvia DURAN's husttosk ossentially the same story, as he had previously heard it from bd a ar ay a his wife aiter the assassination. He had never had any Personal - contact with OSWALD.. a eure nee ag ns me a Vv PREM S NOTICE -stfte: tha SeNsitty = AND hae Saree I ae sor, wha, phveen heSeLih, by
13-00000 Panu PROMIBITED é a — ‘. ; at mom ona . . he ahd ey re ied. WARNING POW'TE : f gemaithe SD i 9. Silvia DURAN was reinterrogated by the Mexican polices | from 27 to 29 Noveraber but she did not change or add materially to her story about OSWALD, 10. It is known that the. ban Ambassador in Mexico, wee. Joaquin HERNANDEZ. Armac, report ted on the detainment and interrogation of Siivia DURAN by the Mexican authoritios, The Cuba Government sent the Mexican Government a stiff note of Y which the Mexicans rejected, ver bar hl, .We are reHably informed that on 26 Qoveortnan the | day after DURAN!s release, Cuban President DORTICOS queried - | HERNANDEZ about his report, HERNANDEZ confirmed that there had been an altercation between OSWALD and ‘Consul AZCUE, DORTICOS made a persistent but unsuccessi ful effort to determine from HERNANDEZ whethor the Mexican authorities . : foal had questioned Mrs, DURAN about money, or thought that the Cubans had paid OSWALD money, 12, The CIA, follow-up investigation produced the following. = . Psa confirmed results which have a bearing pa Mes, DURAN!s accounts erty Be 27 September. 7 Iable-atternoon, Silvia DURAN | infor med the’ Soviet Eubass} that a male American citizen _ - had requested @ via to transit ‘Guba ¢ on his way t to ‘the Ti eee eecbaaaenaniminatecie t nos main
13-00000 e Sete d ¢ - a are CO POTO SOS SO | GO A ae EN oom | md RROD he PARSER pee Be yk ope hated Ve: wit IG ‘ tw te tin prey Se SED INE SO! “ND an sts rare Soviet Union, She desired to know who the Amorican had talked v with at the Sevict Consitiates Also, she indicated : that the Cuban Consulate could grant him the visa and arrange immigration details if the coucession of a Soviet visa were assured, val bey 27 September, Pursuant to her inquiry, Silvia CAN received a confirm: tion x om the. Sovict Embassy that the American had béea to the USSR installation, He had shown them a letter from the Soviet Consulate in Ree Washington indicating that he had been longawaitinga . = visa for himself and his wife to go to the USSR, No > : dere _ answer had come from | Washington; however, the waiting ; . : . | . | are period was sometimes four or five months, The American ee ra also had a letter attesting that he was 2 member of RBro% a Cuban organization but he had claimed that the Cubans would not give him a visa unless he hod already received a Russian visa, Although the American. was still at the Cuban | . Consulate, Silvia DURAN wapeated that sae douid not give - him a transit visa unlect a Soviet viea, was forthcoming, notwithstanding the American's wish te go to Guba to-wait SENSITIVE “SouRee Fs __NSTHODS - NVOLES ; ra Py gis ad tw: ° Gou0e35
13-00000 tee, REPRODUCTION PROWIBITED . * : | SEMIITIVE SO SD) Magisut nD { neon See rn tea oR omer there for his Soviet visa, According to DURAN, tho Amorican knew no cre in Cuba and: sho intended to . _appropriately annotate thé: American's card, The Soviet official echoed. her statement that the Amorican was not known. " 28 September, Silvia DURAN was again visited st the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City by the American secking a Cuban transit visa, Mrs, DURAN contacted at least two members of the Soviet Embassy and facilitated a diroct conversation between one of the Soviets and the |. American,. Conversing in poor Rucsian, the-American . | ' stated that he ads eady had beon to the Soviet Consulate and had ioft anaddress, The Soviet of ficial replied that. he was aware of that, Th e American suggested that he PAN | ae: a October. In. a midgpidentog a an a unidentified . individual, speaking br ok git, contacted the Soviet pailitary 4 Attache in Mexico City. ‘He. said he had 1 been: to 7 PROGIBT De . | 7 co0u8a6
pePennUET PROMBITED - a ;- i « . i ye i WARIS . - i 77 toe a oman } SEMIN oe harp. METHODS | es D the Exnbassy theo previous Saturday 28 September} and. ¥ pe F hod talked with a Consul who had.said they would send a | . ere i. ‘ . Eo : % @. 1 October. ‘See para greph 1 above for Lee ‘ OSWALD's contact with the Soviet Consulate, 7 PTS II, Voaloriy Viedivair ovicl: ROSTIZS (13, Ib is believed that the Soviet oficial with whom t OSWALD dealt in Mexico City was Consular Attache Valeriy — Visdimirovich KOSTIKOV, barn in Moscow, 17 March 1933, - A pnotograph of KOSTINOV is attached, in his letter of 9 November to the Soviet Consulate in ‘Washington, OSWALD . cae . aes : wore about his ‘Mmeetings with Cornrade KOSTIN (sic) of ae pol Soviet Union in , Mexico City, Mexico, " There is noeGiticial Lae of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City with a.aiine resembling : . iy NOSTIN", other than Consul KOSTIROV. ne 14, KOSTIXOV te the sgntSs>eMicer of five Soviet Consular rep resentatives who déal with visas and related non gree eeu cee Rr ee ee et ee et ee te ce ee ee te
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED 5 ® nw ‘ ; MaTHIOO8 In, matters, There is firm evidence he conclusion that KOSTIXOV is 2 Soviet Stato Security (KGB) citicer, and the other fous Consular ces ae arta -2 be we do oe Sante &. & ons officers are also known or ctr only suspected to. be Soviet Stata . Sccurity personnel serving under official cover, “The State Security Service ia the major cf tis ‘Soviet intelligence services ard it is os x charged with espicdage, counter intelligence and related mattera insile the Sovict: Union and overseas, tmust be clearly stated that Seviet intelligence and scour” officers placed abroad under official cover normally ee gs wae ee ‘a4 are required to perform the soutine and legitimate business . bbge?” : : ad hot . : é . demanded by the cover job in an embassy or consulate, 16, KOSTIAKOV was first spotted as 2a KGB man because of bis travels around Mexico, his habitual asa sociation with known KGB officers, and because consuls, in Soviet practice, are usually KGB men, oo : 17, KOSTIXOV is be! lieved to work for Department Thirteen: 7 of the First Chies Directorate of the GB. t is ‘the Dopasimest : responsible for executive action, including sabotage and. aesassi~ pation, These funct ions of the KGB: are knowa wi thin the Service itself as “ret Atfaire (enc! ryye dela dela), The. Thirteenth Depar tment . headgu varter 8 according to vorvaibligpié information, onduct 3°! ve ae * js interviews or, au appr oprtato, filo reviews ‘on every fore ign porttirresinmey m0 _— . “es = pee ORG om et eres: : Ft \Ar anes PRO (eITED 7 | co00ee oe ee ey se eral iffy an eee 7 meat eter etme ee ee me Rs an ee nee ma --
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED SENSITIVE saree" “ND _ ETERS sg Po BVT " a mnnno. 102 military defector to tae USER | tc study and to deterrain 26 the possibility of u silisi iag the cezect ve inhis country of wigin, eae whee 1 ‘18, An intensive review of the Silea of of ow Mexico City - Station was undertaken immoediatelyafter the assagagination to comb out any previoush Fume sted inforraatioa about OSTIKOV's activity, No useful new. information bearing on the assassination rosulten fs this effort, 19. Aclose observation was maintained on the Sovict so personnel, KOSTIKOV in perticwlas las, for days 3 after 22.Novernberx, - Nothing unusual or out-of-pattern waa noted in the activit ¥ or movements of the Soviet per sonnel, 20, It is of parenthetic intere est, however, that the Soviet Ambassador, when he made his call of sympathy on the Aiserican So a Ambassador, 23 November, wao accompanied by two ranking .. : nena nteLigence officers who are in the Soviet installation under... * Ane» diplomatic cover, One is known to be from the State Security tia Service and the other is an identified Soviet Gernal Staff oo oa Intelligence (GRU) officer, a oo. tye . ; ; 5 a. TI, Monctar Payment to CSWALD ~ Invest imation of Alege ation fate, oung Nicaraguan named 21, On26 November 1983% xy : . oe” Giiberte ALVARADO Ugarte walked 3 into the: U.S. Embassy | in elle« | soismive s SCG ES AN y ue bas SHSTHTONS SSUES TD NDP es e a neh noes eS an =a : - ene ome etapa ee te re rr tee ee es
13-00000 Me:zice City and claimed ho had been. in the Cuban En — - — showed that OSWALD could not pessibly have been ia Mesic, ‘e ' Pe kt 6 even ones metre Ate. vi’ re aeses t ome me +t te ome one aot ad Mexico City on 18 September 1963 when a man he inter recognized to be Lee OSWALD bad beea piven $6, 500 ia cash to kill someone, ALVARADO was known to CIA as a former informant of a Central American security service and to have been used to penetrate © Pee cornmunist guerrilla groups. He said that-he- was in Mexico Gity still working for his service, ¢ rying to get himself accepted © by the Cubans as 2 communist so they would take him to Cuba for guerrilla training Se “ALVARY ADO cleavly was a trained intelligence agenteding: he was 5 able te describ seople and locations weil, He had apperently visited the Cuban Embassy and its Consular offices on a2 number of occasions and he correctly identified some twenty Cuban Embassy and Consular employees, | 22, While intensive investigation in the United State ¢ % City on 18° September (he was ienown to have been in 2 New Orleans . 7 fs on both 17 and 19. September), intensive inter rogation failed to oo a shake ALVARADO!s story. However, - ‘the. Coutral American . service for which he claimed to be actings dented that he was oe ee i stillworking for them. oe : a Pon _ - . - , a a _ a [ SERSITI Nike ee co ttees AnD ME. ary oo Te _sfMiihows Rivoli Dod:
13-00000 23, On28 November 1953, the Mexican police tdp ALVARADO over for furt ther interrogation, At first, per x sisted in his story, but.on 30 November he ftaally admitted . in a signed statement that he had fabricated the whole incident of secing OSWALD in the Cuban Coasuiate being paid to kill somcone, 24, Once released pais ever, ALVARADO promptly ‘Slaimine that it had been ex storted retracted his confésaian,, ee i under threat of extreme duress, _ “25, Under ordinary circumstances CiA would have dis= — pte mifaxded this retraction, But because of the importance of ; ' é resolving the pr oblem CIA ime eee ae, a personnel continued the interr ozation in close coordination with the FBL ALVARADO voluntarily — agreed to a-lie , detector e: tamination, A CIA polygraph expert, assisted by an FBI epecial arent, req sostioncd ALVARADO ; and secured admissions that he must have been mistaken, The betas polygraph expert conciuded from t resulta of his teste: that ALVARADO had fabricated his story about OSWALD fa COLO. 26. I should be noted that when he firet-told his story on 26 November : ALVARADO could i Bave known from the Mezican press that oswatix fad vi visited the Cuban Consulate. | a cal : Lo Porc een mm nie we ow el30- | WARI Bus Fk Soetrnytre | SeNsitive Suits AND, i ia Da B METHGDS | vice tay ve Ui ud ee ae @
13-00000 ro wet ad bw ° oo. RePRogucTiON!: __ ie Ye Ue in Mexico City, Also, he could bave heard the » sumer PRAMIBIT ED ee there that CSWALD had $5, 000 with him whon he returned from Mexico to the United St ates, ALVARS ADO | bag since Bee deported by the Mexican authorities to his native: Nicaragua, 7 us Attachment - photogr aph ) . . he. : te H > ees i beth ooce pes ea pe ee ee ee ee . 7 a) BR momen cee Se en i + y 3
13-00000 1. ‘Four cards regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD e, Marina OSWALD (Watch List) REPRODUCTION PROSIBITED PRODUCTION — aa PROHIBITED «« SeGRET.
13-00000 _ @ Pama ee USSR | 9 Hever ber 1959 poe fpmtconee aoe euiny © a2 ember oom temmtaeee Bea be ee i a en em ee + ee @ es toe arene ~ we 2ofviv, 54 - A | | ‘ } 6 te . CI/StG/E gerter i, ‘OSWALD, Lee Harvey WATCH ee) g i Minsk, USSR Lo 7 August, 1961 fea E \ éf 4 2 DOB: 18 October 1939 an i POB: New Orleans, Louisiana : aa a 5 ewe ‘ Defected to Russia 1959 .. 17 August 1900 received undesirable dischargé | from U. S. Marine: Morps Reserve Reportedly exprésses: a ‘desire for return to the US under , certain cond{tians. © ; —! ‘ i Ty Dalila 2 ¢ my Gr OSWALD, Marina . 26 Nov 3 4 . Box 2915 C1/Project/RE . ; | Dallas, Texas . | Pat cy ro ‘, Wife of late Lee Harvey OSWALD. : ve t status b3E220 | re a porter Morne . toe PROWBITED ecto
13-00000 o¢ a r : AP : * * - :, a z + gy pests Ag : . : o ' e purer AN AY eo ys . eof ’ ? Pie ass, ‘ ne #F ers -~ ” ed spt i bd amen a ! ’ fete apeaen mene cnme: ote whe tas oe © ed Reine Ninclanee AGS Peruse oyed: ; : al Lou oe ; H POPTTR, ‘Marina Pruskova“Oswald 29dunel965 Box 2915 ¥ . CI/Proj/PH | Dallas, Texas ee sal [ oo t \~ at * wows be Subje&t is the wife of the late Lee Harvey OS:iALD; ob, recently married to Kenneth Jess PORTER, 27 year old » Texan; electronics technician. They were married . in early June 1965 in Fate, Texas. 7, o~ - , eo 4 4 ‘ Veteped by htt, 4 fF 72.
13-00000 R ——— PRORIBITED A aie be gow poet 27 November 1963 At 0915 hours on 27 November, tir. Papich, Fal Liaison Officer, called te furnish in part such tntoraation ag(lehss peen able to acquire concern- A kaape SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD , . | i i | ing the requests contained eh ‘teletype DIR &4951 on 25 November. 1 4 ne) With reference tod cae on relate to the extent of . Was CA information which imtzh neg getuired from OSWALD prior to his death, _ Mr. Papich advised that ON eu is informed by the police (see notes) . With reference to paragraph E, which deals with the question of when the © ’ Snbject left New Orleans and the identifying background information concern- ing, Mrs. PAINS and the station wagon’ driven by Mrs. Paine when she drove 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 thet the Bureau is working on a matter of any” on, information concerning the wife's Cemange wee the Soviet Embassy in PA Yashingtoa about visas to return teste Souter Union. He also stated that - yo" the wife is being stecogeh onbt aeegions were put in para F of the a ay al yyw *. Pane nentioned teletype aS ean ee receive subsequently « a _ teletype response oe ne WS ne know at this stage what he had. - Mr. Papich onpnast WY S there are all icinds of reports coming 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 tten out today and delivered to Mr. Katzenbech after which there would be a decision made as to whether it would be publicized and this decision would be made by the President. Birch D. O'Neal C/CI/sIG. 0001724 | oe Lo lee PRODUCTION se net PROMISED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ~ (. 7 Telephone Coaversation oetveen Mr. O'Neal aod Mr. Papich at 0915, at November er 1963 * aon 2 anaes ra 0 emery ane Mr. Papich: On questions A, B, CG, D = he was mot. questioned on any of those. Mr, O'Neal: He left there tile 6 May cD We have been told the poltsenafan’ and we finally got access to hin and with the tine given. us upto, ‘theti"s ve qhestioned why thé assassination ona. i we ate cS a oe and such, so thosa.questionsrWerd ever covered. We weren't given 2 Te authority to nove in until: Friday so those guestions were not covered. With regard to EB E ~ Mrs}, Paine, ete., we are working on that. _ = 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 lmow ig that took place yésterds or is still going on. You are getting a teletype answer on that. I am just giving you a’ preview. wey . — ogee beta With regard to that, Niearaguan's, ellegstions that the man was dn the Cuban Embassy on 19 September, I undérstand we do have information that he applied for a tourist card about the 15th of September. There is a. record showing entry into Mexico on September 26. On about the 15th he applied in New Orleans for a tourist Sekt We do know he was in - I may even have some later _ isda came in during the nigat - As you know, he was in sat ogee! § the @ith when the family left. GY se \ 3 He was seen eae asa gave e landlady said be skipoed during the night. Ee was last seen by the landlady ss Now we have immigration records snowing him entering Mexico on the 26th which very strongly suggests that he was not in Mexico on the 16th. 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 nyself. REPRODWETION: == Sa sem wee ree eee . + emer . wow PROMIBITED © Roce map Ge ERE RS aE Fc a ED EDGER REMEOS SOM - goons a ed Se ee ee er ee ee ed seaman eee
13-00000 “ - PROHIBITED ~~ { _=, Page 2 of telephone conversation. Papich-O'Neal 27 Nov 63 O'H: It looks like it but I guess it has to de run out completely. 2 | I understand he is not a very credible source and was dweped by the Nicaraguans. Well, that will be a anyway but it doesn't look good. Bear in mind that on the sane s\fbat broke and he skipped out. isd a en ‘don! % know. mS Of course he may have bed O'N: You don't have chats toacat t that he had money? oe 3 nN cy . On the contrar iwiee hae will all shape up quite sccurately in the next couple ok diy. . rd O'N; 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 if you want - Py No, I'll. let them take thelr course. They are in the midst right now in preparing a complete up-to-date report. They are documenting everything taat took place from the beginning on through and they are probaodly going to try to finish that today. I understand once it is finished KULZENBACE takes it. Kutzenbach will take it and confer with committed agencies and & determination will be made as to whether it will be made public or not. ~ I guess the President will decide that. 2 a eae oe O'es We are doing a report and we will give “you, @ memorandum on that sometime Soe as today. You will be over’ here; tis ts ante a \\ee r . nos ae ‘ P; _. Very definitely. ea go O'N; We will give it to You tGer will mention it to you now. There is a Dr. Jose Giullermo Aguifre of Mexico whe has told a story ‘to a USTA officer on 26 November that a Marie Rodrigues de Lopex, widow of Lopez, ° hada son-in-law of hers who lives in New Orleans and was well ecquainted. pa | Pace 2 lb Oi + nm etme ed et as 4 et emma mee me eg rong 02 ae AREBR mre 20 om = = ee ee ee er ee ee re a veecee
PROMIBITED Page 3 with CSWALD. The son-in-law is a Cuban, ; ak lsuez who lived at 2l2 Jefferson Parisa. That sounds Like an incompLete\add . & . AY) Papica: That's a county. a aN <<. O'N: His teleghone ava ind this ‘Rodrigues ARVESTO rungs a Spanish language school ands is ag os According to Maria Rodriguez, her : conversations \\ . son-in-law has taped cenuerstbeas-with OSWALD. — Papich: That might be referring to - there is a-‘taped conversation - it's been on the air and has been publicized. There was a _who did interview hin on or about the time he was arrested. In fact the transcript of that interview ‘appeared in a newsparer there the other day. . | Cid: This 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 . . oe down there just went nuts. This will all shape. 0h) so quickly on that angle. . NC oe AN ex Se Papich: We have still. BRR 4 ao ff and investigate it but that Anbassador down there ~ Im < y from  everyoody put: ‘the: North Pole on it. It would bé premature to move . O'Ns It might have been all om find other ceafi rming sturt. a \\ If you let yourself go “you ‘will. nto orbit. OUT gg PROIIBITED | ne ve es ee cee teen ce ee gta me te ae AE eres 5 we ts ae atm oar or vem cee ome re ee a Sen ree ee
13-00000 REPRODUCTION see PROMIBITED ‘ tom, { ~ Last part of conversation between Mr. _Pagi <a Mr. O'weal 27 Nov 63 at 10: Papich: Tne Last one pertains aN on ty, way find in our files here -f | ay think I can to BLY we weed sme up with the same analysis - that | RS wn Wy is the nae Or PRA Gee he is in the 13th Department. | PAS! Both you and oe we. ma Soot that KOSTYKOV is connected with the | 13th Dept in KGB. _ an . | O'N: On the basis of an analysis isn't it? | Papich: I think so.. Is that all you have - the basis of an onalysi’ - or do i you have anything more specific which would pinpoint bin as being a | i "member of that dept.? a max I thik that.all stems from (6/ “cever), ne | O'N: Yes and bete is familiar with nico AVL I can ¢ do is sto coll | Pate. Tae _— | | _ Papich: . The boss as asked. that question aX: « want to have that. all | rights . \ SOO . O'N: I think + we ‘sent a. thing ate 23 ‘you on that. TI believe. there was a a Oe oo CSCl on that. so A old me to 1b - = wid check on tte — I am not ering me elements. No » keep it i WS brief and very “simple. - mee remem ne mente Se ee wee SaAKETED cl
13-00000 REPRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Blind ven andum, dated 27 November 1963; Subjec Lee Ha vey “OSWALD. 2. Transcript of telephon tion between O'NEAL and PAPI CH at 09180 n 27 “Nov embe er 1963. ‘REPRODUCTION PROMBITED EPRAUCTIO ear PROHIBITED
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13-00000 7 u . L REPRODUCTION LUISA, ina Joking tons says, HF asks LUISA if she has eget the see) : vu NAN. ae" “Yes, of course, I imet eet Before. Wis « HP omtiles end coments that. 1s aS ANS very bad; that at. first they¢ a4 had been one of thse reactionary extremists who were egeinst integration Koel but it seems tht they apprehended a type who is nothing more than the president of ong of the comlttees of the Fale Play for (Cubs. LUISA: ‘hat she knew this also. HF: That nothing has been confined yaty put it seems...that the one vho did it, vas ‘crand, independently of the fact that this could have been sald about SEED “given, ‘the international. c onditions and the internal. conditions of tne: fatty Stat aey Oo oN. principally. HP: rat's yd says he : ana they can't go through a grea lipaze, with a change of President or: sonsthing of that sort; above all, that...LUISA: Interrupts and asks if it was a gringo that LUISA: “And externally, fea htonalty...t8 seemed quite affected Killed him and HP says yes, but said that he had been in Russia, and that he wanted to becouse a Russian citizen, but Russia had not wanted to nationalize him... LUISA is surprised and says "Listen ~ they really Imow things theres" uPr Yes: that he lmowa Russian very well and besides this type hed gone with ‘Plael's forces. to the Sterra, or wanted tO BO, sooetntis Res that - who knows how tt Wase LUISA: Pretty sericua. “Qrlte a mex he: a x hat else she has learned and LUISA cays just about that, that x AN an Er: Theat it's ell very as at be an with sone Srlends and commenting on the Revista Politica 2 news} that he vas: cunt Sk eee he was ‘soktng. LUISA: Ths stie haa : been looking at the wagazine, that the conrade bed wrought ae %6 her...HP:" “That OCLs
PRORIPITED: bis friend commented that a Mexican ined 2 eithea hin, that suddsnly he had realized that the United States nad tetdin, Texas arte Sader crt of revenge killed the President; that it was all a joke ee they tas sect ee 4 te until he told then to turn on the redio; that's vhat ‘Sey aoe aN nwa learned about it; thst the last he had “heard, a moment ago, was sunt Yor ‘type is one OStALD, that it ds Delteved that this is the one, tut he has not confessed anything.  BUISA: Bit they elready know that he speaks Russian and belongs tothe Pro-Cubs, Comittee; ‘that they already know that he wanted to notiocalic ejuimselr, but he has not confessed. HF says she is right, adding thab’ re eoula H@\that they tried to find some let's say solution from him, Scene eee him to wait a mimxte , asks him o Bs 5y to goon. EF: We oat 22 12'Pe ae been or + had seeded. .public or had been SP ona of the segregaiionists Qs we integration who hed 18a Kennedy’, then | there was, let's Bay, the possibility that a sort of civil war would arise in: ‘the United States; that contradictions, would-Be\ \gharrened, “the erttical situation the country is going through, then wa wer commenting here, that they found a resolu~ | tion in this type, no? More seeecattonat tiny wilh tind it or it was tmme,nho . C WY knows; let's see vost SeGpeney” ITEM A age and asks whst wo Ia pene HP: Who lmows. LUISA: “ross, So and. now, that makes three: (ene aught). HR: I think that. At will be SS Nonte of the day at ‘thst, party of SILVIA's. a LUISA: They suspended. ‘it because they. could not go. HF: asks why, and ‘WIA says. r the desth of KENNEDY, then we that after they. can say that we are ober eh sooke vith SYLVIA and she agreed to sunjind: St ant leave it itil next week, but ft will, not coincide with the purtat dba doughs)". ’ EF: ‘That has to be taken into tr: 8 account. ‘LUISA: That it wie ‘aiter the: ‘ouming and. ell. of that nonsense, . LE eMC Cre aar ary ee
13-00000 . . . ~ 6 — PRORIBITIED He: Olny; he asks where chefs bing to stay now, and LUISA comments that new Kens ~~ she plans to move to aime ese of the doctor (ferale). HF aska if they _ know everything now, and LUISA GE yes, but doesn't know how the thing is; or ic they will Lave to stay in the embassy'y however believes tint today it. will not be possible, because everyone has gone to the & po _ end the eabassy. has no car, hovever,: possibly tonorrow morning instead or going to the study cirele, she will move. EP: Then he will cell her teboreot. _torsh: To try the > enbassy or at the
13-00000 ‘ 002, 029. C89. - 22 de nov. 62<~ _eon NICO (empieza EMBAJADA DE CUBAS: Bak. L 2RYe Ss 1556. ~ ee as : SS 21556 bh. Entrada.-'NICO vregunta por ROLANDO y NILDA informa -- que estd abajo, pregunta si quiere que lo liame y NICO dice que si. Luego NILDA coy NELA (empiezan’a hablar en -- el niimero 017). NILDA ue le disa a NICO “ue parece que a” ROLANDO salié un moxtentd ad a. JaXealle, rere. que regresa en se guida. . watunesiudacde, de el recado ‘a NICO y dice ygue- era para in acre gré\tenta los paquetes dewse. Y que su-~ SN fos, AN . . piera que se a atl GUILLERMO. NILDA:que le-- , }} : prezunte si ya estan envueltos. , _NELA ast is hace y con- ‘testa que sf. NILDA:yue estd bueno.- 029.- Salida al hs ~91-21.-1632.~ NICO solicita hablar con -~ el SPe CARMONA. MP 1 dn¥orma que ya le. tiene ‘su. Juezo- de juntas, pero no tafenen. ‘los anillos.~  Lueg ° Dn. FELIX Canibred ed) el anim. 073) para Andicarle ~ ae Sia LAN que. ya “tiene fag Serac as tae juntas, que anillos no tiene y- Ors a NN ‘> el: numero | evetrips\ festa nota no encuentra. “ane pieza es | = WS porque no viene QOL catdlogo. oo ‘NICO: que: -mandard pregun tar atid para que le. digan que cosa es 250; sque pasard a re- “eoger las juntas; pregunta si hay posibilidad de! “conseguir- ‘el. juego de anillos ¥ FELIX dice que af, que’ ‘los puede con~. seguir en Dr.Lucio 8 y-. ‘les. diga que va desu parte.  NTCcO toma nota y acepta.— 085.- habrd seein ae a todos all ee" or 101.- couLeAT. pace 5. of Bo COPY NO. 2
13-00000 _ REPROOWeTIOR ' ” e a hoe . ( ao Be | u 7 Co24,— 22 nov.63).- 10l. | Entrada 3790.57 cor dgunta a LUTSA si ya sabe la ulti- ma noticia 1A tor SA. én agrt ‘de burla, dice "sf, claro, moe ene toré cagh: Coptoy qua KENNEDY" HF sonrfe y conenta que - eso asta Guy dim sue en principio pensareun yue habia sido - uno de los oxt¥eniatas reaccionarios que estaban en contra- de la integracién y eso, pero parece que aprehendiéron aun tino que es nada mis que el presidente de uno de los comités del trato limpio con Cuba, : IVITSsasgue de eso también ya se enteré. HPique eédbyta no confirman nada, pero pa- TOCB ee ese que el que, 20. haya hooho, estaba Loco, indepen=--=« dientemente'de qugeriuy- -bien podfa desvidrsele eso a KENNEDY “di gamos en 1pé@ candiotones, Internacionales y las condiciones Ow: “ys os internas sqeesricn Unases, PUCSeee-" LUISA: y externa ¥ ork” mAs principaim ites . HF: por eso te digo en lo Inter~ MaciLonal .... se Scala ver bastante afectada y no pueden ~- sufrixr un gran cambio, con un cambio de Presidente é eon una cosa de ese tipo; sobre todo QUO seer LUISA lo interrum pe y pregunta siera gringo e1 que Lo matdé y HF indica que ~ si, pexo dijo que habia estado en Rusia, que querfa naciona ligarse ruso, pero que Tusia no le habia querido dar la na~ cdonalizaciér.... °° Re “ wrsa se eorprende y di "oye, -— -oedmo alld sade Goaay garage 1 colo I ", HF: que sf; que sabe rugé, uy” bay que ademds éste tipo habfa ido con NG a . las fuerzasad FIDER: Je la sierra, 6 quorfa ir, algo asf, -- quien sabe como. NS. como, estarfa la cosa. . LUISA: que = grave. HF 3 bastante; pregunta qué més ha sabido. Por ahf- y LUISA dice que casi precisamente eso, que hace rato se en teraron y ya estdn..... DHF: que estd muy mal eso% que - Coos - estaba comiendo con unog,amigds y comentando la Revista Po~ litic, y la cual ya sahisy’ oyam do uno llegé y les did la =-- GES NO ; . noticia; que é1 se wenprendiy ereyé que los estaba vaci-- NS lando. — LUL ALE yaeasdvo mirando la revista, pues - precisamentr ge mpaherds s+. HF sue Su oo“
13-00000 a _ PROMIBITED ~ A. amigo comentd soi. ‘Eide hetads i mexicano. que de repente se habia dadp,Guenta que de> Eatados Unidos nos habfan qui- tado Te: cae i: nox “yenganed maté.al lresidente; que todo fué~ broma, paigo”ng: 26 \gréfan hasta que les dijo que prondieran- el radio; aue god? 20 hicieron y ahf se enteraron } que, lo -- Ultimo ygue acaba de escuchar hace un momentito, es que ese- tipo es un tal OSWALD, que se ere¢é que éste sea, pero no ha confesado nadae.. . LUISA: pero que ya saben que habl, ruso y que pertenece al Comité pro-Cuba; que ya saben que - el tipo querfa nacionalizarse, pero el tipo no ha confesado. HF le di la razén, acres xt que podria ser que trataran de encontrar digamos ung. doructén de ose tipo, POLQUE + eeeve LUISA desrnués de pediite: qs: "ge espere un momentico, pide - a f que le diga. ae. BF: nostras ‘pensamos que si acase hubiera ‘sido 6 si pShes erste. weee pPlblica 6 qua habfa sido uno '- de los segreptojoni gta 6 en contra de la integracién Los - que habfan:asesinado a KENNEDY, entonces habfa digamos, po- sibklidad de que surgiera una especie de lucha civil. 6é gue-_ rra civil en Estados Unidos; digamos que se agudisaran nds~ las contradicciones, la sitaacién critica por la que pasa - el pats, entonces estabamos cowentando aqui, que encontraran una resolucién de ese tipo BO? ya m4s internacional; 6_ _ lo van a encontrar 6 tag hes Oo, quien sabe; pues vamos a - ver que pasa. ixtsa ~tonnge, y pregunéa qué pasard, ‘= HF: quien sabe. &  BETSAs. ‘Cigirate, UNO dos, ‘tres y ya,- ya son tres (sgcetey’ qué: ‘bérbares le HF: yo creo que - va a ser el were, die aw’ ahora en la fiesta-esa de SILVIA. | LUISA: que la ShepsQaisron poryue ellos no podfan ire . - HP pregunta por qué y LUISA dice "para que. des; ‘uds digan -. queestamos celebrando la muerte de KCNNEDY, entonces hablamos con SILVIA y data acopté suapondérle y dejarla para la sema na que viene, pero que no coteata® con e1 entierro (se rie)", HFrque hay que tener en cyenta 880.6 : LUISA: que serd - des; uds | del duelo, dor Bite, x kodas\esas porquerias. =. HF: okey; pregunta AEROS be ve “queda ahora y LUISA couentia ae tase eee 8 Be 2 @tes0@ connate Mom women ? * OF Fee om RO we Bee MEIATTND Ne: secre HENNE ERAS cHettttgs mS
13-00000 PROHIBITED. ¢ . oe ? eo que ahord pone ge gore seen para la casa de la doc- tora. HAGegin te ae ecient ya saben todo y LUISA indica que sis. "Se aba\Rae esté la cosa é sii se tendrdn que- quedar en 1 » sin embargo cred. que hoy no serd -- posible, porque ee mundo fud — para el aeropuerto y no -. tiene coche en la emba jada, sin embargo posiblemente mafiana en la mafiana en vez de ir al efreulo de eatudios, se mudard. HF:que ontonces le hablard mafiana. _ *LUISA:yue la procure en la embajada 6 en la casa, Ree que sino se quodan en la-~ omba jada, se ird para su ee en donde estard como a las - S . ND: . on # eae 10. HF acentar~ 2% “ 7” oo ok Net NS: 4) ; 173. Entrada einer Broginta por URDIETA y WISa des- ; . oN! pudés de seeeg Be nb east, indica que le pasé su. recado y URBIETA le dijo SQY Fecoranda cual era su Asunto Y RO -- sabfa su vase DURAN: que ne tiene su toléfono, pues unicamente tiene su direccién, LUIS. pregunta cudl es- su asunto y DURAN dice que es sobre el Wineral de RUTILO -- -de parte del Ing.MONROY. _ WISA: que ‘Llame mafiana, ~ DURAN acepta.- 184.- i 184, Entrada.- HF pabashia cod CONCEPCION y Li Isa. informa -: Sa Ne) RAS \. : que anda por el Aer aunerse HFsque Le hablard nds “= tarde. © EVEN gees bueno. 188, - 188, Entradas ee 202.=- M. = ‘COPY ‘NO. _- ————" agen ss oat
13-00000 10. ll. 12. 13. 14... 15. 16. 47, SECRET REPRODUCTION caB65" As of telephone call to Soviet Embassy (15-69- 6 NL Soviet Embassy tober 1963. Transcript AAA DS [Ei)kereprone call to Soviet Consulate (15-60- at 1037 hours on 27 September 1963. Translation of telephone call from Soviet Consulate to Cuban Consulate at 1626 hours on 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 re Soviet Consulate at 1151 hours on 28 Septem- er 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. 1- 2), _MEXI-7055, 25 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 89- 33]. (from Mexico. City. File) Cover. sheet included WAVE: OEMs of FOIA | 1 ‘. DIE BITE includ ed from’: Mexico © MEXI-7067, “Tauplicate of FOTA: No. 24- 54] Al te ‘included ‘(from Mexico: -City File) SECRET EPRODUCTION PROHIBITED
13-00000 - REPRODUCTION SI PROKIBITED TABLE OF CONTENTS | | 1. Transcript (in Spanish) of telephone conversation between Luisa CALDERON and unidentified person on 22 November 1963. 2. Translation of above telephone conversation. ‘sess seers OROOUTTN ‘PROHIBITED
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PROMIBITED 7 1304 - | _ . | My M,C. GHOADEN | 7 : oo | |_CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: 26 NOVEMBER 1963 | : CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION | GPIDEALP ae ; ilberta_A ARADO PB pererred | | priory hs | : _ | | OPER ATI h VINITIALS 7 | ROUTINE _ OATES va ee | -, xs AS) ie - ws ae S ; i Ze) ab ‘EB. , MEAT RRS ae MMEDIATE DIR CIE MEXI bbe | RYBAT Us | f ‘> *j l. AT THIS MOMENT STATION OFFICER AND LOCAL SECURITY OFF ICER (WHOM HE CONTACTED) ARE INTERVIEWING NICARAGUAN | WHO c CLAIMS THAT ON 18 SEPTEMBER HE SAW LEE OSWALD RECEIVE SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED. DOLLARS IN MEETING INSIDE CUBAN “ nwo EMBASSY MEXI, a oy a Oe, BS oo - 2. REQUEST MANA AND. DIR ADVISE MEXI OPIM ANY TRACES GILBERTO ALVARADO, BORN 3, 31 JAN 1940 GIUDAD RAMA, CELAYA, A, | NICARAGUA, GLAIMS HE AWAITING FALSE MEXICAN Docu MENTATION _ PRIOR RECEIVING SABOTAGE TRAINING CUBA. ‘SAYS JUAN LORILLO, ROLAN ALVARADO AND CARLOS FONSECA AMADOR ARE MEMBERS HIS - a a | (COMMUNIST ?) ORGANIZATION 1 NICARAGUA, vo “END FO MSG AUTHENTICATING OFFICER RELEASING OFFICER . ; OUTGOING oo >
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Oo -—— PRORNBTED. aM j303 37 sTrs TION: DATE: 25 NOV 63 ig DEFERRED PRIORITYO\ OPERATION IMMEDIATE ROUTINE = os “ YAVE S149 EX DIR . MEXI a OMe i. ODFOAM ADVISED WAVE THAT PHONE CALL FROM ONE JOSE SAN V_ANTONTO IAMI, WAS MONITORED 24 NOVEMBER 63... CONVERSATION WAS IN SPANISH ND GIST OF IT IS: PLAN.OF CASTRO CARRIED. FORWARD, BOBBY IS NEXT. oon THE ATOMIC BOMBS WILL RAIN AND, TREY WILL NOT KNOW FROM WHERE» . WAVE TRACES NUNEZ REVEALS: RE ‘SUBJECT 201-312304. 0 RECORD CABACAe . HOWEVER, anoT-2 ADVISED CABACA IS PROBABLY JOSE JRREN ¥ RESIDES: ‘MEXICO CITY, PO BOX 3000 AND HAS. SAME PHONE de PARA 1 ABOVE. HE IS Now OCCUPIED WITH OBTAINING MEXICAN VISAS. R PERSONS DESIRING LEAVE CUBAs HE Is PRONOUNCED BATISTIANO oe WD RIGHTIST WITH TIES TO BATISTA GROUPS | AN UeSe AND HEADS THE © «ITANZA PARA EL PROGRESS: DE AMERICA _ “3e LOCAL ODFOAM BEING, INFORMED RE PARA 2 INFO. 7 ~ pu OF | Bo 10-573 £ ® es . ® 5/23352Z INCOMING
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13-00000 us cee ea fe astm me | STD. D M.M.CHOADEN ~ DATE: 25 NOVEMBER 1963 _ COMMO FILE: Cp~3593> \ * CHRONO (DUMMY) aa ! GPIDEAL } DEFERRED | PRIOR oa ym = ae mena ROUTINE KX aerial x =] — | INFO, | CITE IMMEDIATE DIR MEXI “Nomaex RYBAT i. MEXL DAILY "EXCELSIOR" OF 25 NOV IMPLYING own INVESTIGATIONS RAN STORY DESCRIBING OSWLAD TRIP TO ‘MEXICO 26 SEPTEMBER THRU 3 OCTOBER. CROSSED BORDER. Ar LAREDO, VISITED CUBAN EMBASSY | 27 SEPT AND NEXT DAY WENT TO. sovier EMBASSY, ‘PURPOSE | ALLEGEDLY WAS TO OBTAIN VISA Go SOVIET UNION. ‘THIS NOT. OUR LEAK CANNOT ELIMINATE GOBERNACION AS SOURCE. - ' 2, FYI: PRESUME HQS IS AWARE OF AP STORY DATELINED HAVA _ 7 SEPT 1963. AT RECEPTION AT BRAZILIAN EMBASSY FIDEL CASTRO : IS QUOTED: "WE ARE PREPARED TO FIGHT THEM AND ANSWER IN KIND, | | UNITED STATES LEADERS SHOULD THINK (REFLECT?) THAT LF THEY. 7 ARE AIDING TERRORIST PLANS TO ECIMINATE THE. CUBAN LEADERS, THEY THEMSELVES WILL NOT BE SAFE." oo | : dn an 3, PARA ONE STORY WENT OuT ON. AP TODAY. “Rey f- | _ | END OF MSG.. ° IPS a oo . _. GOORDINATING OFFICERS. autHiiaeatine OFFICER . reWlasieCorricer | — «QUTGOING | | . GCCLEEE | REPRODUCTION PRORISTMED ’ . . . . 18 . : . te e . ‘ : . > ° a for 8 me mere mens ne teat eee saan Nina Ge eee ANAS “cee ae OO ORE ems “emee -+ emhtai & 10 sa seman tame ener ene ng ane PEN ce ON: . ® . . eo. . ry Farce Lo OF 23. eta, ne ae ne re te can GRRE Pe RAS REE i