104-10268-10012 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. 15.° 16. 17. 19. 20. ‘a1. 22. 23, | "CIA Withhel sm os on PROIITED _MEXI-9332 (IN PROMIAT [FOIA No. 683-291] including ce | $5- 546] MONOD) it nH EXT 7933. “aN o« PROWL TED 1963, (FOIA No. 55+ ays: 0 CIN. 67190), 25. November 1967. (FOIA: No. —56- 20 = SECRET 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] Cover sheet to MEXI-7034 HMMW- 15488, my May 1967 [FOIA No. Newspaper aR? PIR Okehe (ca PANG and Paul SCOTT Igencé from Warren Commis - 061-964] DIR-18827, 4 May 1964 [FOIA No. 677-289] 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 ‘CIN 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] -MEXI- 7034, 23 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 59-23] | -MEXI-7034 aN 67231) , 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 61-575]. | oo | _ MEXI - 7033, exico City File) of FOIA. No. .MEXI- 7028; “23. November 1963 (fron Mexico City. Fite) including cover sheet. [duplicate - of. FOIA No. oo 88-849] ee 7028. aN ) 67187) , 23 ‘Novenber 1963 “TROTA'No. 258 549] ee Pen
13-00000 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 35. 36. 37. 38. 39, 40. 42, male 46. [duplicate ‘of FOIA No. 5+ 1A] - aT _— Soviet Embassy Chancery (15- -61- 55). 49. SECRET REPRODUCTION - PROMIBITED MEXT-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 (from Mexico City File) 2 ie ecae 1963 [FOIA No. 62-24] MEXI-7023, hae Ba Mexico City File) [duplicate ° ace ‘ MEXI-7023 (IN 67108), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 49-545] | | 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 CIN 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] 72:5 PRODUC TIN Merico Chey Fie “MEXI-6534 ‘p 10  DIR- 74830, ih Wk including ‘cover. Sheet. 1 ber 1963. [FOIA No. ‘8- 4] ‘ ED Mexico City File) | dup icate of FOIA No. 7 2) DIR-74830, il. October 1963 [FOTA No. 7 2) MEXI- 6453, 8 October 1963 (from Mexico City. File) MEXI- 6453. (aN 36017), 9 October 1963, [ROTA No. _$- 3Al Transcript. of ‘telephone call on 27 Septenber 1963, Informal Memorandum dated 10. February 1977; Subject: on Background on Mexican Station -Support Assets. a oe Coverage of Soviet: and Cuban Embassies). | AOE PRO OHEATED See
13-00000 SECRET REPRODUCTION oo tf ROGAN ELST RERROBUSTICHT. PROMIGITED — "Phan 7 | SET
13-00000 SU°JECT: M"elay in sending the first cable about OSWALD 1. Much has been written about the delay (by the Mexico Station) ins ending the first cable requesting traces on the name Lee OSWALD. It was discussed in Dave Phillips book as a case of laziness on the part of the Soviet case officer (hich © in my view was unjust and unnecessary and indicates that Dave didn't know wat he was’ talking about). Zz. Normally , the Spanish transcript for the 1 October convers ation would have been picked up on the morning-o€."4 2nd of October. ‘he Russian language portion would: Rave.gone to the Russian/English transcriber on the 3rd ofeOttober. ‘he trans lation would have been returned the follawing:. day (4th) at vhich time, the Soviet case officer woukd have* ‘se ked for the photograph ic coverage. ‘hat covera ae a ot have been in the station before the 7th since ae was still in the camera on the 3rd of October and i the 4th, processed and passed fa day vhich would have. been | Mopar : ie oe up probably on pa las pick on the next work sOctober. - 3. Later the film was 432 en out of the camera every day but at that. time, the filmstayed in the camera until a full rotl was compieree wh ich migh t take three or four oy s- oo . 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 ly the number of dis patches, cables or | Teports | produced, . ~ 00151 —
13-00000 a REPRODUCTION | PROFITED 2 May 1977 at the Warrenton Recerd's Center 1. On 2 May 1977 Chris Hopkins and AnniggliGod € visited the Warrenton Record's Center to revaeng. goignvexico City files in search of additional phote seaphs, ¢ OF "unidentified man’. We were unabl gy e any Such photographs. It appears that, ech =: ographs may have been destroyed in a purge of ¢ o wey lity Station files and for retention. Follo and pertinent notatio ; re-use of the old folders: Job #70-236 Box 1 of 3 LILYRIC Photos _ LICALLA- Negatives ~ 1 February ‘- 1 ‘March 1368 . In white letter-sized ed in re-used fo envelopes - five SUBJECT: Review of Mexico City Station Files LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to si Aug 66) ‘packages C-1873 - 2031 1 March - L-Aprit 1968 ) ack folder - re-used LILYRIC — folder 1 Sept 66 - 31 Oct 66 “Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Dec 63 - 28 Feb 64 1 Agri il - 2 May 1968 os older re-used LILYRIC a NNGA52 © | folder 2 Mar 64, thru 29 May 64 oe — GO0b152 . o Front: folder re-used LILYRIC . folder 1 Nov. thru 15 Dec 66 sense 056 ; a -— PeaReETED
13-00000° REPRODUCTION — BRIBED ( 3 May - 3 June 1968 Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 16 Dec 1966 thru Jan 1967 ® qe Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder 18 Nov 1964 thru 26 Feb 1965 3 June - 1 July 1968 © eee ‘ back flap one side re-used . Czech photos July 64 §& Aug 64 back flap-other side re-used LIMITED 11 May 66 thru 31 July 66 © NY 1 July 68 - 31 July 1968 man a back Flap re-used LICALLA folder gus ie 7 May 64 - 27 July 64 snpeeessnanunursnateareanunannnnansnngnaanrenenrtnnantanennesneeninre-netnparngseaneeapesepssaeniapaangensenengan ain “reser nnenoteenersnnussngangutne™ #1 anaseenangpsahse sent . Front flap | re-usec 16 May 61 - 16 Aupyol , File it 50-633 f fe (N’ . | Job #70-236 Box 20f 3 | -. | Back flap 3:Apr 67 - 2 May 67 . . | €iled in re-us older LIMITED | 16 May. 61 - 18 July 61. Oo re : ! File # 50-6-74/5 Co : cc Front flap 3 re-used, LILYRIC April 67 ' Back Flap 2 May 67 - 1 June 67 a a re-used LICALLA older Dec - Jan 67 Cee 6000153 * . Front flap clean - oe a Continued : pind 3 PaOMEITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWMBITED 1-June - 3 July 1967 . Clean folder — : July - Aug 64 3 July - 31 July 1967 . : ; Back Flap recused LILYRIC folder : Front flap clean 1 Aug 67 - 4 Sept 67 Clean foider 4 Se t - 2 October 1967. as Clean foider es - Clean folder ¥ 4 ov - 22 Dec 67. ap re-us LILYRIC folder rt | APE 66. - 18 May 6 ae | 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 lap - - clean 6000154 _ Job #70-236 Box 3 of 3 _— | LICALLA Photos ; - rs Jn --27.Feb 1967.0 ap re-use TICALLA folder S Nov 62-31 Jan 63.°: | : | “SECRET. Continued 3 RAM
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Dec 66 - 15 Feb 67 1 Mar - 28 April 1967 . Ba ap re-used LI folder 1 Feb - 29 June 63 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 : * 2 May 67 - 30 June 67 { Back Tlap re-used LILYRIC folder NOS 23 July 63 (Y-1257) to. ay : 30 Nov 63 (Y-1308) | Wh Front flap re-used. ALBAN POL e clap re-Bsec ; 19° Sept . 63 (C- i381) to ~ 30 Nov 63. (C-1414) — Front flap LICALLA re-used folder | 1 Jume thru 30 June 1967 1 Sept -. 27 Oct 1967, Back flap clean oe _ ; Front flap re-used LICALLA folder oo 1 Aug - 31 Aug 1 1967 6 ‘Nov - - 29 Dec 1967 Back flap" clean front flap: “re-used LICALLA folder ~ 1 July - 31 July 1967 | Oo ee . -3-Jan = 28 Feb 1968 a me 00155. Front flap re-used LICALLA folder, . 1 July thru 31 August 1966 ‘Back flap Czech photos. ré-used folder a 7 Sept ~ Nov 64 - 7 : Rear PROSIETTED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROGIBIT ED GP erneneeeennnervaner en nee rG os. | ( 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 . 12 Sept 61 - 23 Mar 1962 2 May thru 19 June 1968 an Back flap fe-used LILYRIC folder (Y-907 to Y-969) | | Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Jan thru 31 Mar 1966 a to og | 3 : g : g 2 Of a font 2 Front flap re-used, gaVAALAS e Oo , _ 23 Nov to ee _ Job #72-626/36 ile ¥ 50-8-21 | | Box #5 , Contained nothing prior to 1967. Looking for 1963. — Job #70-209. . Box oxes 1§2 at Has) oe Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #4 Nothing pertinent to our search. ; Box #5. . Nothing pertinent to our search. 7 : Nothing pertinent to: our “search, ae CcoOociss. Box #7 _ Nothing pertinent to our. search. Box #8 . : a Nothis ng pertinent 4 to our se earch - APSIOUT
13-00000 REPRODUCTION Box #9 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #10 Nothing pertinent to our "search, Box #11 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #12 Nothing pertinent to our search. Job #73-506 a | ot File ¥ 50-6-74/3 ; . % Box #1 . \ a. e ae : Nov & Dec 70. | _ Dispatch HMMT 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. - Re (to previous shipment ) HMA 40,562, 21 May 71. coOuLs7 Ser
13-00000 : a REPRODUCTION 7 a PROMIBITED woe f | . ( ¢ ( ( FARE YT OCMOT NT i 5 obs PRECAST EEE SubGidta B wR TEE Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) 7. Unilateral Coverage: - | _ From the time the Mexico Station was opened in April 1947 untit 2 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 (LIPSTICK gaeterehsted of multiline - phone taps, three photographic sites, a agen team and a ; - mail intercept operation. ae aes . “s Telephone taps (LI AO he laced by | an employee. of the Tocat . fe . telephone company W mck Ss by a Station case officer. The number . of lines: tapped waehi ited only by the availability of a listening post ~ nearby and the availability of langauge (English, Spanish, Soviet, Polish, Czech, etc. ) transcribers. ‘Generally, these were Mexican or Mexican- | + fmercan recruited agents. . ) Three photographic sites. were handled by a Station case officer : - astetat'by technicians on ToY 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 oo 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 oO - ; Loe ( Cee C0058 | £2, “IMPDET. ae BY 004645 : EPO
13-00000 _ Embassy. LICALLA, the third photogra OW REPRODUCTION Soviet compound and the LIMITED site was diagonally across a double Taned 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 but Oem middle of | ON the block south. It had a planted view of age as located in one of a row of four houses on the nay@aor Soviet Embassy compound. This site overlooked the, sal of the Soviet Embassy compound. ‘The purpose of this operaen was to get good identification photographs - of Soviet personnel. The three photographic sites were managed. by a re- “eruited 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 1959, 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 ~ “e004: 59 hoe at, Sil -RePRROCTN ~~ PRORIBITED 7 ae
13-00000 at & . . . aA a swe dod Mobile surveillance was conducted by two American staff officers. These two officers organized a surveillance team of six recruited agents | 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 also conducted a unilateral m; “ . ee | Hk “intercept operation, Wi LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American soe" A recruited ‘ a, Mexican agent, who had a semtoffictal aa tained selected letters from a subagent employed: by the geet system. oO ?. Liaison Coverage: og | _ Liaison cove ge {a= unreliable and insecure as characterized by 7 the nature of the Mexican services at that time. The Mexican Direction . : of Federal Security (DFS), with which we conducted liaison, was a hip~ , do pocket group run out of the Mexican Ministry of Government. ‘This-Ministry : | was principal ly occupied with political investigations and control of | | foreigners. Their agents were win RLE TAG, and corrupt. A Station io | officer trained a number of. them in name tracing and travel control. In 1958, at the instigation of a Mexican official, a joint telephone tap | operation came into existence. The. operation, which became known as —
13-00000 po REPRODUCTION 7 ~— PROMIBITER | | (. ( LIENVOY, was run by a Mexican officer. The Yistening post had 30 lines connected at one time. The transcription room was staffed by Mexican Army officers. In 1961, because. of 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 3. Oswald Coverage: { an American technician inside the listening post. . . ; | In mid-1962, the Mexican officer in charge of LIENVOY (the joint tap operation) asked the American officer at the aEN(QY Vistening | . post for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, copa melvite Em- - bassies in anticipation of possible coverage ese immediately — disconnected all of the unilateral eee ge taps on these Embassies so AN Mexicans hooked up their Soviet etnee ra ee two Polish lines, and one Yugostav 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 Vag of a day or two. Reels which contained Russian . “nae _
/ REPRODUCTION PROWMGHT ED SEGRE i j ARC EEEEES ‘yr 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 usually ran about a week behind the date of the conversation. As soon as the Station learned that an American identifying him- self as Lee Oswald phoned the Soviet Embassy, Miss Ann Goodpasture of the ‘Station started screening all photographs. However, here AN there _ was a backlog because the photographs were picked up t but those picked up were usually for dates a teqsais bere since the technician who was processing the. film, Lets ot 2 night-time basis. Further, photographs were not madeQteiar until a complete roll of _ film was used. Later this Sia and. the operator cleared the camera . at the end. of. each day re Ss of amount of unused film remaining. fs) vi so = i) Dp The instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours) and to | photograph all Soviets, their families, all foreigners, and cars with a foreign license plates. Human error did occur but generally the agents ° were conscientious. ‘The Cuban Embassy coverage had more. sophisticated | equipment using a pulse camera which frequently developed mechanical. dif- | ‘ficulties. | a - o | - Oswald came: to the attention of the listening post operators from a tap of the Soviet line. It was picked up and taken to.Mr. Boris
13-00000 Tarasoff for translation because the caller was trying to speak in Russian. There was some delay because Station personnel waited to compare the photographs with the typed transcript. All transcripts were made in either Spanish or English since the Chief of Station could read only these two languages and because he personally screened the transcripts | for operational leads.
13-00000 ‘SECRET. 10 Feb 77 Sources ‘lotes made sy A. Goodpesture for John Leader, IG Staff . Suojects Background on Hexice Station Support Assets (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies) 1. Unilateral coverege. From the time the Mexico Station was ovened in April 1947 (oy Bill Doyle) until arrival of Win Scott as COS in 1958, Charles Anderson III (still in LA/HQ) had developed @ support apparatus to age exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT) consisted of mal td Line phone taps, three photo sites, a mobile surveillance team and a mail int ercept operation. a. Fhone taps were placed by an 2 employee of the telephone company Rotana cl wa F aad OL _ who was handled by David WILSTED (pseudo). The number of lines - - tapped was limted "ay availability of a Listening ost nearby ot (since the taps were not made in the main Caritas al, : | Spanish (Soviet, Polish, Czech, et ) tanderibers. Generally | these agents (notgan uA cn Anerican) were relat ved (which ¢ eee time felt was good security in that . if they ania about’ shop,’ they would talk to each other.) - be. Three ‘photo sites were handled by Anderson vith the help of Harry Mahoney (retired, living in Chicago) end TDY TSD people checking ‘the best type of camera, filn, and concealment devices. These had sub-cripts under ‘LIFEAT (LIMITED, LILIRIG, and LICALLA). LIS ‘ITED was a. ‘fixed site bang. opposite across the street. from the front gate of the Soviet. Enbassy: which had 7 both. a vehicle and foot entrance. -The Soviet gate’ was: on the | NorthWest corner. of their ‘compound and LIMITED was alagonally Pees gene cone ermine st ntmnnnmaie arovunainy es stattrwarmey teense
REPRODUCTION * PRORIEYTED. exer ste campers ee ae te that block. LIMITED was che first bese and it enerated strictly on an ¥ ex erinentel besis in the esrly stages. I think the lexi Station bought one storey — this property (a/Sranish Colonial stone house) through LINOUSINE (check to be sure). Later this house began to fall apart. This base was closed when the Station got word thet the photo of "uniden man" was being released to the puolic by the Warren Commission. The photo operators were moved to another apt nearby. The property was sold (under an operational agreement with LIMOUSINE for a long term lease on the top floor of a new apartment blding to te built on this site). LILYRIG was planned es an alternate photo base to LIMITED. . It was in an upper storey (3ra floor -check) on the same side of the street as LIMITED but. in the middle of the block South. It had a slantdéd view of ' Mexican families) as far as we knew, were not acquainted with each other, - my LILYRIC was a rented apartment. LICALLA, the third ghots’ 5it5,) 2) Was located in one: of a row ‘of Pour houses on the Sout, oma ‘tig. Soviet Enbassy compound ch the Mexi Oe: . whi t eb co Station Furchassiy®'@ ‘ghou e988 (cheek date), also using. ~ LIMOUSINE as the parcheee EN - ‘This site overlooked the back garden of . s 40> o . the Soviet anbassy compan. The purpose of ‘this operation ves to get sood . identification photographs of the Soviet sersonnel (vho at thet time were largely “unidentified in Hexdi.co Station records). The three photo sites were handled by ne Remon Alvares (Mexican ‘citizen of U.S. mother | who’ taught elerentary lev rel at siommimaobwemerim from LITTED i the front gate of the Soviet Eabassy, The agents in LIMITED and LILYRIC (both | the American School). “Ramon collected the film es ! and LILYRIC three tines a week. is sister' $ husband, Carlos (Herciean doctor) | : developed and printed the film into. gxt0 contact Prin t. strips. The master plan vas for LICALLA film to ce. . processed, “inside ‘TsD man from 1957 to 1959 (Harper Folt - resigned) could’ not, handle’ ‘the volune. and as the unprocessed film began - to accumilate, the inside co" (Hakoney) decane disgusted and took the filn out a the handler’ for all three ‘photo basse, A sensitive staff D nonitoring operation SECRET eo 0000165. : j | | | i . . for Ramon's ‘borother-in-law to process (probatly early 1959). ‘Thus Ramon became | { | coger eet | RI, EEE AIT gg oI RRO ere
13-00000 “REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED c paeT was run out of another ohe of these houses (crypt for the four houses vas LEST, 1, cte). This was hardled by Glen VIDDEN (outside TSD officer) and Mahoney using HQ TDY teams for monitoring. This operation vas also separate from LI. » The two houses in between were rented to unsusrecting tenants. ce. Uobile surveillance was developed oy Anderson and later nlaced “under Mahoney and Joseph Sancho. This team consisted of a half - panel truck (which could be used on stake, outs for photo covera:-e). : The plan ¥ was to activate this group by radio (from LIMITED BASE) ° Soviet when someone of interest left the/Embassy gate and stay with then until they made their meetings. These azents knew about the LI-ETED 3ASE be@ause they had LLITED photos for identification purposes. : This worked fairly well until about the middle of 1998. (check date) when one of the surveillance agents got too close\to ‘his target and- was arrested by the Mexican “rans pot « wad -tditaed over to the . Mexican Secret Services band ihe Ninos Stetion ‘could arrange *hrough ; a, AS : he a a cleared sttoraee e . Little and niquijes firm), the agent: had identified Sancho (who was dozen. or so agents who used three to four late model cars and a out (Judd Austin of the Goodrich, | evacuated across the border at i Nogales by Bob ‘Sh aw) and the inside —— vs | phone number’ of Mshoney (vito was subsequently replaced by Louis wo | 7 Puckett). As a result of this flap, the LIFPAT project was broken up into several others. ‘The: agents were’ not ckanged but were given. | _ a Frank a new crypts. /Estencona and Peggy Maggerd replaced Andersén in ) handling . the unilateral phone taps. Puckett replaced Mahoney and handled the | | i) ! i | | | surveillance: team. (LIENTRAF) and the photo. bases. thro: veh Remon. | a. \asrcar was. the crypt ‘used. for a unilateral (orig z: inally) mail | - or tereept handled by. Charlie anderson TIt, ‘The agent. ie ‘exicen), had a semi. official status. end. arranged to obtain: selected letters from
13-Q0000 - RePeaCUCT PRORATED ' OF Government. This iiinistry snent a major part of its time on contrel of Levine De Leon (later LIFIRE group) in about 1950 or 51. He gave them some _ training (a group of about five surveillance types) in travel control «orking - were poorly organized and often inaccurate, Now and oheny was energetic in organizing groups to "fight | communism”. One of these seeds ' gon” (LIEVOY-2) was a masterpiece ‘of deceit and corruption. | LISLEGANT also REPRODUCTION PROWBH mpm 2 a) af we } \ ee ry we a “stole Ad, a sub-aegent in the postal system (I think at the airsort}. His case o*ficers Alfonso Spera, were lster/Puckett, Rovert Feldnann, and Alan White. 2. Liaison coverage was unreliable and insecure as characterised by the nature of the nex. can services at thet time. The Mexican DFS (Direction of Federal Security) with which we dealt was s hip pocket croup run out of the iinistry wre foreigners and solitical investigations. Their azents were vicious, venal, .. corrupt extortionists. Robert Melberg established contact with one of them ARGS the airport. as vell as file searches of names fron DES Eqtrs where the files . atesr, some useful information was developed ‘but it could not eecefeRtea upon. Melberg was replaced by Phil. Roettinger. (resigneatai ‘Pemained in Mexico), Hahoney, Thomas ges oy w Hazlitt, and Rooert Feldmaaiti, eke tes Eitew ) Typ - During 1958, “PsieScott met socially some of ‘the chronies of the. Mexican President elect, Adolfo Lopex. Mateos. During this period, the U.S. Ambassador Robert 6. Hill (reflecting the policy of then Sec State J.F. Dulles). - grew into a proposal Miguel Aleman (jr. son of former Mexi- President), acting | for Lorez Mateos, made to Win Scott for a joint. ‘telephone. tap operation. This project (LIENVOY) ‘went through about four distressing years of a shakedown. The Mexican in control (LIELEGANT) was inexperienced, old, and greedy. His - manipulated Cor trol over ‘the principal agent. of LIBIGHT rail. intercept. The. first case officer was: ‘Alfonso Spera inside with Turner Smith (retired) outside and John _  (TSD treining officer for surveillence and. head of the Listening ; post where thirty, telechone Lines Would ¢ connect as well as a trenseription room , “ ni ne : (ER a 9000167.
13- 00000 REPRODUCTION PROWBITED teetnetetocn ty esasie AE ASESEOEII AFIT AO 83 +5 eh A NE _<- SEGRE. staffed tc; Mo. a 2can army officers.) Initiallir the station tried to n.et every demand made by the Mexicans. Both Smith end John hed language difficulties and rersonal problems associated with being outside the stetion so thet the Mexicans were virtually uncontrollasle, spendi ¢ money as they vleased, squirrelling away equipment at enornous costs, and neglecting their pert of the bargain in the production of transcripts or placing tans which we wanted. Syera was replaced by Jack Brady . who found himself in the sane pincer movement of having Scott approve a request by LIELEGANT that Brady had turned down by the son, LIES VO¥-2. Finally when the cost became exhorbitant and there was little to show for it, the. project was revarped. Smith and John returned to the U.S. and were replaced by a TSD officer, Cha#rles Flick, who was “put inside the listening post to maintain Brady was reassigned to other duties rending a.transfer. the equipment. / Scott took over the project as case offices, Tmagting with LIELEGANT. * on iw ~ a He designated Ann Goodpasture to meet dailing with Pick for Foutine supervision of the Listening post, picking up tronsertbis ai “teen Goodpasture hed no . dealing with the Mexicans (except ihen Scott ive was ill] or out of tow. Generally, a : all decisions were made Rigi 4 this was about ‘lat te 1961. - ° Be. “y menory is a Little vague about the origins of the Cuban Enbassy but I : think the staff ‘first developed from a pro-Castro group celebrating on New ‘Years eve 1959. As I recall, it was a makeshift arrangerent of volunteers through most of 1960 and 61 with Ton Hazlitt producing voluminous ‘reports on their activities and recruivi: g agents right and left enong Cuban nationals in | : ‘Mexico City. | | 4e 7 Personnel assignnents. of interest, to us now is. who was in texico: during the period prior to Oswald's visit and. ‘the subsequent investigation by the | Warren Cox mission. To deteraine who vas there and what they wer e. doin gz I. _ have gro: ped persons. tozether chronologically with | areas of their assignnent _ | covering fPom 1950 ‘to 1969. So. the 2b Pate navies pop up, ‘one’ can tell vhat | ls period they: were in Mexieo and their essignnents Mat t the e tine. . | SHORE - 00 0 0468 | SEReSOUET _ PRORIBITED. 7 :
PANIED ) 8/56-6/69 COS Winston 4. Scott (deceased) ; pecs 7/56 ~ 7/58 Alfonso Rodriguez (retired) 10/58 - 12/62 (retired) . 6/63 - 9/65 “Kian White (retired)-— 10/65 1969 Stanley Watson (retired in Mexico) — 12/54 - 7/58 Williard Hill (resigned) - 12/56 - 9/61 Stannard Short (retired) | Chief 9/61 ~ 3/64 David Phillips C/(retired) — 8/62 ~ 9/64, Asst ~ ' 2/64 — 6/65 C/(retired) — 4/63 - 4/65 Bob Shaw Chief — Pe 9/65 — 10/68 Joseph Piccola) SOVIET TARGET 6/57 - 10 59 Louise. Lyon tGatned) ». 6/62 - _ 1/67 Prentice Narheine ()  9f/59— 8/65 Herbert Manell Chief-. . ° (retired ?) . 9/59 - 8/65 Barbsra: Manell — me -  * Qutside CO. 5/64 ~ 7/66 - William Bright — _— oe - 4/65 - 11/67 Cynthia Hausmann 6/65 - 7/67 Alice Pittinger 7/65 ~ 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief — SOVIET TPAR SCRIBERS me, , 6/56 ~ 8/58 Morris Gordon (resigned) 6/58 ~ 6/63 George Misko — . 6/63, - 70 Boris Tarasoff (retired in. Mexico) ~~ 56 ~ 4/62 Thomas Hazlitt Chief — 9/64 - 11/66 Harold Dalghren Asst 10/65 - 1967 Ss latson C/ (retired) 68 - 771. oseph smithG(retired in Mexico) CUBA OPERATICHS- 2/60 — 4/62 . Jack Stewart (retired Costa Rigi 9/63 - 7/65 Ray Swider — 10/63 - 5/65 Lorna Mackay 8/G% - 6/65 David Phillie Chad +f COVERT ACTION: = | - LO Prior to 1954 Howard Hunt (retired) 10/65 - 12/67 Peggy Maggera- Emer aoe SE OR ‘ . * eee mere = 8 ener TE ESERIES MMA MNP my UePe entre PFDA ss apn 2 ALOE |
13-00000 , . ~ of ‘64, ~ 12/67 Hickael Farmer SUPPORT ASSETS Unilateral phono teps | 249 - ~ 1961 Cherles Anderson III Chief 49-71 7 Outside CO a 55 ~ 4/60 Peggy Mazgord Asst David WILSTFD (ps) 4/56 — 1/62 Frank Estancona Chief retired in Mexico: ” 2/60 - - 10/64, Thomas Keenan ~ . semmargme ee em kB re Unilateral photo Cubans. 6/59 ~ 4/64 Robert Zambernardi (resigned Mexico) . 7/59 ~ 6/62 Richard Ssathar TSD (retired) - Unilaterel photo sovtets : | 3/54 - 2/59 Harry T. Mahoney "56 = 68 Outed beent (retired Chicago) . Remon 1 fhwdbas: ragigned in Me xico) | . 5/57 ~ 8/64, A. Goodpasture (alternate co — and internal routing) 6/58 - 6/63 Louis D, Puckett (retired) wt’ 6/63 - 10/62 Thomas Keenan yhober arcie t e 65 —- 66 William Bright a lee V - Liaison phone taps’ 1959 ~ 1969 Winston Scott (deceased) 1959.~ 1960 Alfonso Spera (retired) 1959 — 1960 Turner Smith (outside, now retired) 1959 - 1960 John (Training rept resigned) 1960- 1961 John Brady (retired) . _ 1962 - 1968 A. Geodpasture - 1961 - 1971 Cherl es Flick (outside TSD Staff Agent - retired) — Lyeison - ‘surveillance . Prior 1954 ‘Robert Helberg (retired) ca! 3/54 - 4/59 Harry Mehoney (retired) - 2/59 ~ 1961 Thomas Hazlitt . 12/62 - 9/67 Robert, Feldmann - 'TSD Outside unit ae 4/58 - 12/63 Glen YWidden - (rotirea) re | a o/s 59 -4/ 64 Saseph 3 le Resigno (ps) ‘Unit blown and elcsed duwn  SEPRMOUETIOR, PRORATED ae 1 AAR BME SS nee me re te RENEE uae OI poets ' REPRODUCTION PROHIBIT
13-00000 ‘Lull transcripts vere typed and passed to the station in the’ same way, however, ‘about a week behind the date _ Russian conversations an pie - period: (£211 of 1963).the reels were probably being brought into the station end carried to Boris by one of the people from the Soviet Section or they may ‘have been carried to him by.Flick but I think I brought the reel in and gave handled ell of the processi:.g of Soviet transcripts. iy job i involved screening Photos were Ficked up. three tines a week but the. ones picked up were usua ny for dates a few. days previously, because the doctor proces >sed’ the fila on a night time basis. Photog grephs were msde usually until, one roll Vas: | used but 7 REPRODUCTION PROWL SEGRE About nid 1962 (check date) LIFYOY outside Mexi rept asked on for the telephone nunboers of the Soviet, Cuban, and Satellite Embassies. With this forevwarning, LIFEAT (unilateral coverage) was disconnected. However, as I recail, the Mexicans connected 5 Cuban lines, 5 Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 2 Polish, and 1 Yugoslav line. The basekouse listening post had a live — monitor Wao made short summaries of interesting conversations for a daily resume which was received each day arourd & a.n. (passed by Flick to Goods: fasture to get to Scott before 9.a.m.) Later (when the reel was completely recorded) there was usually a time lag of a day or so. Those transcripts which hdd Russien or another languege besides Sganish or English went out of the listening post, the day after the ‘transcript (of other conversations ot Ufa, reot ves ws . typed. These reels were taken to another Locatis ‘ itora t ity Sore trenslated ZS and typed. In the case of the Russian ere? yy EWE Bag Qbgiverisation because of the volune of av We mbers of the Soviet Embassy. During this it to Herbert Manell to take to Boris. Herbert Manell and his wife Berbera, the photographs as Soon as we learned that the man calling hinself Oswald was probably an Anerican. | However, here again: there was a backlag because the later ve- got it changed to one ‘day c coverage on each roll, - in. _ other vords the © operators, eleared the” camera: each aay whether there was antiinmes a ‘full: roll of £{lm exposed. Instructions were to cover ‘office hours; photogrash each ao 0000171
13-00000 a " REPRODUCTION new Soviet and family, all foreigners and foreign lisenee plates. Euman error did occur but generally the agents were conscientious. The Cuban mbessy coverage had more sovkisticated equipaent (a pulse casera) but it frequently develoced mechanical difficulties. Bob Zamharnerdi and Syathar (I think) handled this film ~ pick up and delivery. Lorna i‘ackay screened the film inside the station. . I amt certain thet the Oswald call came to our attention from the Soviet line. Tt was picked uz end taken to Boris for a translation because the caller vas trying to speak Russian, Any delay was caused by waiting to compare the photographs with the typed transcript. There were no copies of | transeripte overs’ nade in languages other than ‘Spanish or Faglish because Win nS. éreened the 3 po wnascea “PROGIEITED
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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 hexe. (in Mexico City) without asking Washington. Yet accordingly * his man (the American) , “+ showed him a letter im which: he’ (the and said that the Cubans could not $ iVe* hint the visa without fet doesn’ t know what to do r°the answer from with him, because he has t Wane, Washington. ae Vs DURAN: ..with them also, becatf ip ° “is that he does <> gma ariyone in Cuba and in that case it is very diffj ee sive him a visa, because he was thinking of sing his visa, because he knew it was ‘going to take 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. SERRE Trost a oe rn | Gry zoF 7 - : | - oe . Sethe : oo / - | | ; REPRODUCTION = “PRORATED eal
13-00000 REPRODUCTION An unidentified man (speaking Spanish) calls the Soviet Embassy Consulate at 1037 hours and asks for the Consul. He is told that the Consul is not there. The unidentified man asked what is needed to get visas to go to Odessa. He is told to call back at 1130 hours. Item 137, page 2 At 1235 hours a man named ALATRISTE (not a Soviet) from inside the Soviet Embassy Consulate calls out to number 45-37-72 (Colonial America, probably a pension or hotel but number not listed in the telephone directory) and speaks with a man named SAN ROMAN. ALATRISTE says that he is in the Russian Embassy and they need to know what day the boat 'KALONIA" will arrive in Odessa, that the Soviets will also need copies of the passenger manifest. (One concludes that ALATRISTE and SAN ROMAN are shipping-fepresentatives for the boat "KALONIA", and needed routine visa infomation.» “First a call was made to the first listing for the Soviet. Embassy in the Mexican telephone directory (which turned our ts. ‘be- the Military Attache). They got the phone number for the Consulate ahdsthe address. After making a call to the Consulate and learnin that it would not be open until 1130 hours, ALATRISTE went. tH they address to get the needed information.) ' is) _ » Item 395, pages 7 and 8 ae Bs | . at om “Just after 1600 hours, a Soviet Consulate received a call from the Cuban Consulate (Sylvia DURAN) who said she had there a U.S. citizen who had requested a transit visa to Cuba: because he is going to the USSR: DURAN wants to know with whom he spoke at the Soviet: Embassy because she sent him over to them telling him that if the Soviets approved the visa then the Cubans would give him one without anything more, advising the (Department of) Immigration in Cuba. She wants to know with whom he spoke because he says that he doesn't know either with what person and who told him that certainly there would ' be no problem. The Soviet asks DURAN to wait a minute. After a short wait DURAN explains the same thing to another Soviet. ‘This Soviet tells her to leave her telephone (number) and her name and someone will-return the call. DURAN gives her name and telephone number 11-28-47 then says as a personal thing, she has moved and has not advised them of a change of address so will not receive their , _. Bulletin and can give it to them now. The Soviet asks her to call . KOUKHARENKO in order to change that address and asks for the name . Of the (Cuban) Cultural Attache. DURAN says it is Teresa PROENZA. whose number is 14-13-26. The Soviet thanks her. GOUG17— ja
13-00000 Oe TL CAO SU QO. 1 DIRECTOR “ROM 2 MEXICO CITY <CTION: WH 8 Risenatein ae spo CL, C1/OPS, CI/IC 2, Fl, SR 7, RF, VR eF GR ET gozegsz nIR CITE ——e LCT'p PravE I. acc LIENYOY 1 OCT 63, AMERICAN MALE WHO SPOKE SP 9KEN RUSSIAN SAT) BIS NAMEAREE OSWALD CPHONETIC), STATED HE AT, SOVEMR ON 28 atid ead (CEPT WHEN SPOKE YITH CONSUL WHOM HE SELIEVED 8 eel veor Two, Sue's ASKED Sav GUARD IVAN OR YED Kow WHO ANSWERED , IF THERE Fe gy ILERTY VLAD IMIPOVICH A NNTHING NEW RE TELEGR&A TO “WASHINGTON. O8YED KOU UPON CHE CHARS S41) 3 No Loca DISSE™. SECRET. D! 200-5-Y | Lossd 1 OF wh ety 9 al aan pedi COS] JERRY 7 Docu rt Number . TA ve Ves 2 Red ESIA Roviaivon APR. 1976 Pe : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS SRO! ere a oe cee tegen: eee acelin eee ee eam aimee gene tae oem ow fst eng te ages Ste pa, a angen OB Mita a iy oe ee 8 telat Bato cameeae sees AEE gy Oe En 88 ak ae AH, - saath 0 A Ne FE LIC cg IE ie OE tg het” cee magne Pe Me BEET A ne, ee WE WE ae rep langues one ae oe oo) ep at
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13-00000 RO I | _ PATON“ i 2 AVY wore Gr tig, BUSTOS : jm - 7 UNIT: . WH/3/Mexico 0 INDEX dlp SECRET EXT r 5940 [1 NO INDEX — “DATE : . (FILE IN CS FILE NO, FROM: DIRECTOR pe cONFAWH 8 ler INFO'tADDP, CI, CI/OPS, CV, Fs Ty RF, VR” faded (MERE se cae "74890 REF:  MEXI 6453: (IN 36017)* | a) ot ee “LEE OSWALD WHO (CALLED SOVEMB 1 OCT PROBARLY IDENTICAL ° LEE. HENRY OSWALD, (201289248) BORN, 18 ocr 1939, NEW ORLEANS, 2 _MOUISEANA, , FORMER “RADAR, OPERATOR IN ‘UNITED STATES MARINES ” WHO. DEFECTED, TO. pss IN. | OCT. 1959, ae" 3 ATES. EMB. IN MOSCOW, “F* PO. 4 on hoe , apttos torr. CITIZENSHIP. ON 13. ‘FEB AN: UNDATED LETTER FROM, OSWALD | es “THE US, MB ‘MOSCOW a3 POSTMARKED MINSK ON FIVE. FEB 1961 IN. ‘WEICH. SUBJ INDICATED | ‘HE DESIRED RETURN OF: HIS US.PPT AS. WISHED TO RETURN TO USA _IF "WE COULD COME TO SOME AGREEMENT. CONCERNING THE DROPPING \, \OF ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS. "AGAINST. MES, ON 8 SULY ‘ON. BIS. own "NO. GBLONGNOD gl mas UW NOLLVOLISSVIO ”: TOTETOAS W AsGaNFE HS a INITIATIVE, HE _APPRARED ar THE ‘EMB. WITH. “RIS. “WEEE * TO ‘SEE Ae 59208 -» Des HIS RETURN TO STATES. - SUBJ STATED THAT HE ACTUALLY HAD NEVER - "APPLIED FOR SOVIST. CLTIZENSUIP AND THAT HIS APPLICATION A? (6 ate CoE =) | COORDINATING OFFICERS - GROUP (CONTINUED) he Excluded from automatic 7 AUTH E N rl IoATH x s" : ER a 9/61 yay “PMOMOU VIOS 19h e 2pauinn yuownoag, i! sowrgrading end gs E Cc R E T . Geclassif-cation RELEASING: OFFICER - SEPM AQ: REPRODUCTION 8 BY. OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING. ‘OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. “a... Copy No, ee - root oes i yse, | ° - bd ge oe ~
13-00000 - pac | ORIG: Se OE — fT ROUTING nc / UNIT’: - mo -ainpxx 7 SECRET i el Soe ee j2{ | DATE: , ; ~ CP RILE IN CS FILE NOL: 3. «dS Tous . See Sanitized Fite’? ee wees eater “trey AO: DIRECTOR Number. . Sor sterile « copy of this document. coNer” TO. Lo | | INFO" 3 s 28 2 oe & ag cf a oe ig 8 OF HIS TOURIST VISA. PENDING" “ouret ooh wig : 1 bvaPegrier j. Y APPLICATION, ACCORDING.” ‘To 5 ‘osnadS) ca wt e CITIZENSHIP, 33 JAN 1960- IN MARRIED ON 30 APRIL 1962 ‘TO MARINA, ‘NIKOLAEVNA ‘PUSAKOVA 7 _ DENTAL ‘TECHNICIAN BORN 17, SULY, 1941. ‘USSR., “NO ‘HDQS TRACES: re A “HE ATTEMPTED ARRANGE FOR wire’ TO ‘JOIN. aM Ww Moscow ‘80° ‘SHE ope " COULD APPEAR AT EMB FOR visa’ INTERVIEW. HIS AMERICAN: PPE | ‘WAS RETURNED TO HIM. US EMB-MOSCOW STATED TWENTY, MONTHS OF REALITIES OF LIFE Beg SOVIET UNION HAD CLEARLY HAD MATURING Salen IN RESEARCH ‘SHOP.’ | OSWALD ms | ‘EFFECT ON OSWALD. ake 0 Leys ena Sp sete 7 es a “LATEST HDQS INFO Was ‘opacxD REPORT pArED’ MAY 1962 : Sos SAYING ‘ODACID HAD DETERMINED OSWALD IS STILL US CITIZEN aN BOTH. HE AND HIS. ‘SOVIET WIFE. HAYE EXIT PERMITS AND DEPT. STATE” | “HAD GIVEN APPROVAL FOR THEIR TRAVEL WITH THEIR INFANT CHILD | : / TO USA. a oe 0000 oe ee 180 = COORDINATING “OFFICERS - ft. group a ; ™ - | Eactuded from autamatic |. ' AUTHENTICATING . OFFIGER | - RELEASING: orriceny’ . Gawagisding and Gee fesse tand | 's BE cm RET. (OFFICE 7 * OTHER Th IAN THE ISSUING © OFFICE, ; PROHIBITED, oe "Copy No. eo “
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13-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ACTION: DATE: PREHBITED 4 invo: | oo SECR ET , : FILE: um —— } a | ; , CLASSIFICATION _ ae eRe PRIORITY OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE ° : RALAEWAn DT 1022292 MEX | ; . REF MBAI 64537 Dt apes etl FE OSWALD WHO CALLED SOVEMB 1 OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL 7 . LEE RY OSWALD (€201~289248) BORN,18 OCT 1939, NEW ORLEANS, pe LOUISIANA ~FORMER->RADAR- ‘OPERATOR IN UNITED STATES MARINES WHO DEFECTED “TO -USSR.-IN- OCT 1959. OSWALD IS’ FIVE FEET TEN | CINCHES, ONE"HUNDRED: SIXTY FIVE. POUNDS | INCHES» ONE "HU NDS, LIGHT BROWN WAVY HAIR, 2. ON 3L OCT 1959 HE ATTEMP STATES OTe ees ee a HE ATTEMPTED TO RENOUNCE His Nt = — INDICATING HE HAD APPLIED’FOR-SOVIET CITIZENSHIP. ON 13 FEB ¢ UfQiAs THE US EMB MOSCOW RECEIVED AN UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD... / > POSTMARKED MINSK“ON FIVE FFB 1961 IN WHICH SUBJ INDICATEDS “HE DESIRED<RETURN OF-HIS"US-PPT AS WISHED -~TO-RETURN TO-USK TE COULD” COME“TOSOME AGREEMENT “CONCERNING. THE* DROPPINGS ==> OF ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ME." “ON & JUL¥<ON RIS OWN’ oan INITIATIVE HE. APPEARED AT THE EMB WITH HIS, WIFR°T0° SEE ABOUT HIS ae RETURN TO STATES. SUBJ STATED THAT HE ACTUABLY “HAD NEVER APPLIED FOR.SOVIET CITIZENSHIP AND THAT -HIS APPLFCATE Tan AT THAT TIME HAD BEEN TO REMAIN IN USSR AND °FQS) TEMPORARY EXTENSION OF HIS TOURIST VISA PENDING our cows Ox Mt "REQUEST. THIS APPLICATION, “ACCORDING TO OSWALDGNGUNMERINED NO REF TO SOVIET CITIZENSHIP. :"OSWALD STATED SB Hake “BEEN EMPLOYED SINCES 22 20° 0000 -Eleeaetr i3 JAN 1960.IN BELORUSSIAN © AND. TV FACTORY. IN MINSK . Dd ye OF WHERE WORKED AS. METAL WORKER. a RESEARCH SHOP. OSWALD WAS. a MARRIED ON .30=APRIL 1961 TO MARINA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA A | me TR DENTAL TECHNICIAN BORN 17 JULY 1941 USSRe NO HDQ@S TRACES« oo 1-2, 7 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 i 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. en es bs STATION ‘SHOULD. PASS “INEO REF AND_PARA ONE ” ne oe TPELIDE, ODENVY,. ODOATH, AND ODURGE LOCALLY. TNFO-PARAS — TVO AND THREE ORIGINATES WITH ODACIDs (CONT PAGE. sTWO) : SECRET CLASSIFICATION INCOMING | _ a oe an —~ LE we ae” pry Me cee ie conubemie Seon Bie 4 or ale ofa ae eS te Cae Ae en % BS Te ——— nae oe ee oy re mee Be gs a m. a al + ae gg Soe ae Pere D8 ne note dagit @ coer Wifes 4 o 6000183 — ft See S Seem ays Frome wi ees - REPROBUETION — --PRORIBITED
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RIG. GFGESTETNER “Te | ; CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PRO Be ‘STR (sem Chrono; SECRET? FILE: -Lee Henry Oswald, CLASSIFICATION \ Ger) DEFERRED PRIORITY TE OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE INITIALS NUMBER INITIALS ROUTINE HUMBE:T iQ DIR | INFO, CIE MEXI OEds | LCIMEROVE . " REP: DIR 7h850 | - PLS POUCH PHOTO OSWALD. 7 - - al = = *- a _ COORDINATING OFFICERS GFGESTETNER | . SECRET fos WOCURTIS: AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . CLASSIFICATION | qe - RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING . Hort ernest Se ae pean a ar ae SESE nie BSE. _ Stl the: f AE ORGS aye ten Paap” ph lls Oo BE That magna pects ot subayerah ee Reem ; oo ia
13-90000 » Wels eit Mates <a aD Be. “8 ane ae “S eaitaleo te et oe : ne cores a Griz - Tha Snbassacar ae Bs & WS. oot LS ~ Lee Henry. OSUALD p- a ee pape Pe oo ae ; pe rnenora andun to Lesal Attache on 8 “The firbagemdor ag VT SCRAMGART TOR Fatt $ VWisetben WM. Saets suazecr - 5 Lea openers tect with tha Soviet inbess CAmbassadea wets fred & by cos” OTE es ret BFS ici lL. The Sableowine informption was received. 2a a usunlls reliable aplh La axtresely stemaitt+3e soures: On 1 Cstoser 1965, sa American mele oot enechont > Eke, - the Soviet Gsbussy end idenhiffed hinsalf an Lee OSWALD. fats officer ae teraine@ thet OUNARD bad teat at the Sorict Satasey cn GO Sertesher 15535 ant had tolked with Yeleriy Viadimirivech ZCSTINCY, a muabex ef She Commilar sipceracg Queenslander eager uae cnn eaameni ian recelved a ragly frum manioston compesiss his request. Ke here no clarifying inform: on wi regard to this requeste Shon wits ° ae Car Seadquarters hes infored us that the OSWALD-above is prozabty identical. with Lee-Hemy OSWALD, torn on 10 October 1959%in New trieans, wisions, % iorzom raider operator in ine U. 3. Mapai who. % <o the Sovles Unter im Oetoher 1959. : es Hefeeten er Tats office with advise you 12 g Up ‘tntoret an io recetred. Tg ton on sais antter a a. en CLASSIFICATION REVIEW The Minister , cosiaust Secustey oficer - PLEASE ESURN To Tas ne oo= Lem Sttacke 7 eg. = Naval Stacks , ee = 90-2-h-) ec Liaison with Le gal Attache =—tiatson with Naval Attac che ee R g16 “Document Numbe for FOIA Review on x ae RECORD COPY | 20/ A PIAS netober 19 6% however, note jenorandun “to US: Arbasse ador (dated 16. October) : also. included ‘Legal. Attache “in. distri- : . bution». OS : ; _— mo 000187
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QO. : DIRECTOR t CLASSIFIED MESSAGE i _ FROM 3 MEX IC looney ; ‘CTION: c 5 (MR. WHITTEN, WH, NOTIFIED AND COPY, SLOTTED AT 1255 34 Nov 63 Léa) “FO .: = DCI, - D/pcl, DOP, ADDP, C/cl, c/Fi 2, C/sR 5, C/SAS 5, b/os 2, VR* SECRET 2516592 _ — 23 kv 8 N67 1 Og IMMEDIATE DIR” CITE| NEXI 7023 = : = _ C/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE 0 RYBAT | LIENVOY od "CABLES. le ON 28 SEP 63 SILVIGADURAN CUBAN EMB CALLED SOV RAN CUBAN EME CONSUL SAYING: NORTHAMERICAN THERE WHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH t © AZLONANOO SPEAK WITH CONSUL. " UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD SOV CONSUL QUOTE "I WAS IN YOUR EMB AND SPOKE TO- YOUR CONSUL. I WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMB AND THEY. TOOK MY ADDRESS,” SOV CONSUL SAYS "I KNOW THAT". MGIAZY NOWVOIISSVT9. ~ " UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "I DID NOT KNOW IT THEN. “I WENT TO THE CUBAN EWB.TO ASK THEM FOR MY ADDRESS es Fey HAVE IT”. DEAVE sme _ : - ADDRESS WITH US IT IS NOT FAR FROM cuBaN Au’ Qube . NORTHANERICAN "WELL, I*LL BE THERESA, Sabie?” MONITOR NOTES hep Hanoy RECOGNIZABLE nN juaunocg S761 Udy 9 t aa mes UNIDEN NORTHAMER ICAN SPOKE 1: He “—— TAL ery. tebe RUSSIAN. | ee 2 IN VIEWZOSYALD IN SOV UNION AND FACT HE CLAIMED ON 1 ‘oct 222% a TRE. LIENY OY TO HAVE VISITED SOV. EMS 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE PROBABLY . OswaLD. AT ION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS FIRST TAPE ERASED. PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND Cc e | a (ae cere) Se PARA THREE MEXI 7014 DATE SHOULD BE ONE ocr 63. SAME | _ SUSJECT VISITED SOVEMB4 OCT BUT NOT RECORDER LIENvoy THAT DATE. | ALSO POUCHING 4. OCT PHOTOS. — | ae 2g l-2 9247 » MAKING EVERY EFFORT ALOE OSVALDS ACT IVIT IES Wises a 6 be Rep. : cs ~F : . oe Giguw = a ; —_er OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED a . TS ares me a Sees ad aot Bove, Wid, 8, on rennin! ws Spnieeionss aoa * , La rare Se ~ SRTOE ey, 3 ree: BEE et nate ee ne a ad Tati Senneterre ea SegetEcs Ss Tin epee San
13-00000 a rf Joric: p BRIGGS ~~ Be le levr: | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: EMBER 1963 | CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN P- erate th SMITIAL PRIORITY OPELATIONAL xk IMMEDIATE TO IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. | «CE MEXI 7923; LIENVOY ao 1. ON 28 SEP 63 SILVIA DURAN CUBAN EMB CALLED SOV CONSUL DEFERRED IMiTiALa cae ann te Houta Gaee & ROUTINE _ SAYING NORTHAMERICAN THERE WHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH SPEAK: WITH CONSUL, UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD Sc" CONSUL DID NOT KNOW LT THEN aN THE CUBAN EMB TO ASK. THEM FOR ~ “ MY ADDRESS BECAUSE me HAVE IT, we 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, a 2. IN VIEW OSWALD IN SOV UNION AND FACT HE CLAIMED ON 5) oct LIENVOY To HAVE VISITED SOV EMB 28 SEP< SUBJECT. PARA ONE PROBABLY Osw ALD. STATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS ‘FIRST TAPE ad KXASEX COORDINATING OFFICERS oe _ a SECRET _ sinc OFFICER . | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION _ RELEASING ©} f | re _OUTSOING CO ee 2 ; ‘ wine Cente : ae es nee we eens a Ope enee ra ate? . . ; seria Stott! Jeena E any ee CE See Ee t : 3 0000198 . ; : . ce ace al epee arenes = pout amt Mae A eet BOTEE TEI LE : vo tingee te ee
13- 00000 | - \- “e INITIAL? | DTG, NUMBER A DEFERRED PRIORITY 5 TP OPERATIONAL | initiaca gif ROUTINE | IMMEDIATE | 1O , INFO. CITE | ete . NUNMGER ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL, a REPEAT ONE. 3. “PARA THREE MEXI, 7O0Il4 SHOULD BE. ONE/OCT 63. SAME SUBJECT VISITED SOVEMB 4 OCT BUT NOT RECORDED LIENVOY THAT DATE, enna ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT PHOTOS, ee 4, MAKING EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE OSWALDS ACTIVITIES nee te wat BI ame fag ~~ oat eri PEE a eB =. “MEXICO, Bo eo ¥ Xe CLASSIFIED MESSAGE —_—p TE: PROLIBITE DISTR: | SECRET FILE: Page 2. , CLASSIFICATION oo END OF MSG. ee COORDINATING OFFICERS , RBR . SECRET © — wee AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION _ _ RELEASING OFFICER CuISOING oe Ne Pen, “OF apes Sere a2 ping, wey mein we see Seetcie! oe now ah Bere, Late ce ogee or oo STE aE ae ont * we va ee ees a, SF 3 — Ba omw Re frees ieee ett naee rat eo te vc - REPRODUCTION | PRORIBITED D
CL [7 DOC. MICRO. SER}' | SSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET TO 4 DIRECTOR DEC 4 1974 i crt FROM 4 wexico CITL_MICROFILMED ‘ = \CTION: ¢/SR 5, (8. MAITTEN, WH AND MR. BAGLEY, ‘SR NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT: 1605 | ‘NFO 4 DCI, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, G/Ck, c/ci/ors, c/Fl, C/wH 2, 0/05 2, VR SECRET 2319112 | RECORDS OFFICER STAMP L IMMEDIATE DIR CITE MEXI [ MEX 704 aw authorized: —-2 = Ren REDW OOD oa aL - Signed: a a REF Ac Japa ; DIR 84837 * : . Wr “WS ‘Vote: Note: If deci ruc” ton, . elite. Cc. DIR 84886 * reasons and coordinate if appropriate. Be DIR 84885 ima Ic REPORT ING 6 THRU 19 NOV SHOWS K ae SOV ENB EVERY ‘DAY. «NO LILYRIC REPORTING 9-12. = NOV.) WILL GET REPORTING * EARLY THES AFTERNOON RE. ene PwITIEs 22 NOV. PLACING HIM UNDER L LEMBRACE SURVE mi ne ae | PARA 28 REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEH = CLASSIFICATION REVIEW oes cL By.e/ares - 4. REF 8B, INMED TATE: AND PROBABLY DEFINIT IVE CHECK SHOWS: NO OTHER . ACT IVIT TES 17. NOV TO DATE. ‘3. WILL ‘SATISFY. ALL OTHER REF: A REQUIREMENTS A come JOQUUNN yuownaocy ew TD ALFERIEV TRAVEL. Linwic REPORT ING SHOWS ALFERIEV aT SOVEMB 6 | THRU 19 NOV. (NO Linyrie COVERAGE.9~18 AND 16-17 NOV.) - | 5. COVERING AL FER IEV ACT IVIT-IES SANE AS WITH KOSTIKOV.: WILL L | “PLACE AIM UNDER LIRIce SURVEILLANCE. ASAP. a ee] ‘aad iy | 00 -S-4 eA en eccieeiay Brol- seuoeo” [SECRET . See) REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFIC . - ° ' wo wee Fg anna schnaneeNeniceeene sw oes poEieess ~ sot =r Fal pas Se = tye i | i 0900200 wt sheircemem ssilae, Bm Grote aed MOTH $ me ee aunty see na pepmimmane ne ee BP sre nes
ea meta tee on bot nT 13-00000 iets ee oe it , nopy of this dod, sath ey On 8 Sab MESSAGE AND CUBAN EBS, NO OTHER INFO AVAILABLE. HOWEVER, STATION STAFF COMBING ALL AVAILAELE MATERIALS. Oo a | 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 SHCUCHKIN. HAVING LIPAWN REPORT MOVEMENTS SIDCROV AND. ben oo MAKE SPECIAL EFFORT RE AUDIO oP AGAINST. SID. INCOMING LIFEAT ON KGB KUZNETSOV WILL BE PROCESSED ASAP. 8. PROBABLE THAT OSWALD: CONVER'SAT ION LIENVOY. TAPES ERASED. ° 6 H QWEVER RECHECKING ALL» UNER A SED TAPES. LIENVOY CENTER. SEP CABLE PROVIDES VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT So SECRET. oo to a a oe mo ae : Sain _ CIs COMMENT: *Requested information concerning at \ Kostikov. ~ sO an a aae soo Se aon 5 = se a wal p sp yee: . x _° . Sasettatemsgenen Tanase - Rie LES ral eS feed DEP hee 0000201, Reon
13-00000 | “ape 2° 4g Pe gee f ORIG.: Gax G.F GESTETNER ; | evps , : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DISTR: COMMOQ—- a SECRET EHRONO ie MMY ROSTIKOV P- ' ERONO (DUMMY). oe ALFERIEV P- if inttiace | pra. NUMBEN i DEFERRED PRIORITY i OPERATIONAL | witace | [3 ROUTINE IMMEDIATE _ a (096 i y rT: 10 - IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. . : CIE MEXI -=-- ae Q 5 Ra & BN REF: AL DIR 84837 B. DIR 84885. | ee a ae ee "ee sisteD - de. PARA 14 REY A, - STATION'S IMMEDIATE, AND. MOST LIKELY oe | DEFINITIVE CHECK INDICATES NO OTHER KOSTIKOV TRAVELAQUTSIDE Se s 7 eSORTING 9-10 . MEXI.. MOST RECENT LILYRIC REPORTING 6 TARUARNOY KOSTIKOV AT SOV EMB EVERY DAY. OQ, ‘AND 16-17 NOV.) WILL GET RERORENGS aRLY THIS AFTERNOON RE - KOSTIKOY ACTIVITIES 22 ere Kean HIM UNDER LIEMBRACE SURVEILLANCE. | | 2. PARA 2B REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEMB _ PERSONNEL Activities iT NOV TO DATE, 3. WILL SATISFY ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS ASAP. 4, REF ‘2B, IMMEDIATE AND PROBABLY DEFINITIVE CHECK SHOWS NO OTHER ALFERIEV TRAVEL, LILYRIC REPORTING SHOWS ALFERIEV _ AT SOVEMB 6 THRU 19 NOV col HCG, GQYERAGE 9 10 AND 16-17 NOV.) * , SF , _.. SECRET. ae a, AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION - — a ; RELEASING OFFICER . CUTGOING ce ee rent merit bene Roatan we al SOREN ee oe Tee Sere => are Oe ca pen 0300202 Teoma aliag eneta Aathak San a uted Odie ee wth
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FROM 8 WEXICO CITY SAMA TE Fe NUTT DEC4 wr MICROFILMED | ACTIONS gin 5. (MR WHITTEN, WH, MR. BALE SR, AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED - _NORTEAMERTCANO QUE ESTUVO. ALLI EN La EMBAJADADA RUSA» — HD QUE Ba teeth gnmSy 0d 90-% cab ons at | ADDRESS.” SOVIET: "I KNOW THAT.” NORTHAM ERICANS “I DID NOT KNOW. c: een ee ee ND COPY SLOTTED AT: 1700 23 NOV WB INFO + pc}, D/DCI, DDP, ADDP, cfct> cri 2 2 c/sR ato lO i SECRE T 2320542 Note: - ita Aasi picticen, - nite - 1, FOLLOWING FULL HES EE AVAILABLE. reasons ani vcordinate if appropriate. _ Ze ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1965 LIENVOY REPORTED FOL:.. “ENTRADA MF DEL. ite _ CONSULADO DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE QUE ALLI EN. SU CONSULADO ESTA uN’ _ESPERE UN MOMENTO. MF ES SILVIA DURAN Y HABLA INGLES. cone PERSONA } FUERA ¥Y COMENTA. EN ESPANOL QUE La ies aria : Bi een HF HABLA RUSO. a 2. HD LE HABLA EN INGLES.” SKRUXA DURAN ASKS NORTHANERICAN “DO you - 2~ SPEAK RUSSIAN?” “THEN WHY DONT. YOU TALK TO HIN?” “-NORTHAMERICAN 7 5 TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BORKEN RUSSIAN "I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND a tee: SPOKE TO YUOR CONSUL. JUST A MINUTE.” MAN IN SOV ENB ASKS oF NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? NOATHAMERICANS 3 | "PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN”. SOVIET: “WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?” NORTH- ANERICAN: “I WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY (Dae =S=E | oe | 88 ALIAS | Doll Wo72 0 a OPY — _ 23726 23. —~ "REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROHIBITED -. ss Copy No. ae i ves gp Tee eae ee ee
13-00000. ~ | as Cy Eey CLASSIFIED MESSAGE » oo | Lidawe istas cre erence memantine IT THEN. I WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK THEM FOR NY AD - BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT.” SOVIET: “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIR | YOUR ADDRESS WITH US. IT IS NOT FAR. FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY.“ NORTHANERICAN: “WELL I‘LL-BE THERE RIGHT AWAY.” DOUGLAS J. -FEINGLASS NOTED NGRTHANERICAN SPOKE TERRIBLE HARDLY RECOGNIZABLE " RUSSIAN. a | —_ | 3. ON ONE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET EMB AND Sa!n "HELLO THIS IS/LEZ OSYALD SPEAKING. 1 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 I DONT REWENBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL.” | SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): "KOSTIKOV: HE 1S DARK.” | “40: “YES, MY NAME I$ OSWALD.” SOVIET: “JUST A MINUTE I'LL FIND OUT. THEY SAY THAT THEY HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANYTHING. ray : ao 8 Be 4 WO: “HAVE THEY DONE ANY THING?” SOVIET: "YES THA CTBT Me REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT BUT NOTHING ao No iy AS YET."| M0: "AND WHAT..2” SOVIET HANG: 4. DOUGLAS J. Frufaase AGS Tse a | i IDENTICAL WITH PERSON, PARAS ONE SPEAKING BROKEN RUSSIAN WHO CALLED ce in atmcenarsare:b FROM CUBAN EMBASSY 28 SEPTEMBER TO SOVIET EMBASSY. SECR & T a . GS Gervnents “éhiequested Station review all LIENVOY (1) tapes and transec re srece 27 Sept. to tos ate pertinent infor mation on Oswald. ree RaNSCRIPTIONS SAYS OSWALD Is ee me Ream we Sere
13-00000 ‘gm eg « seam a ete | | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE — pate &F ROWE 1963 NISTR: COMMO SECRET Ba ‘CHRONO (DUMMY) . CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN P~ : ! OSTIKOV P- : iMITIALS DTG. * NUMBER : DEFERRED PRIORITY 5 OPERATIONAL INITIALS : ROUTINE MMEDIATE | TO IMMEDIATE DIR INFO, CIE mex =7025.— —__ _.RYBAT LIENVOY  __.. — - — em ae REF; DIR 84886 . 1, FOLLOWING FULL TRANSCHIPTS 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 ALLI EN LA EMBASI ADADA RUSA, ‘UD QUE ESPERE UN MOMENTO. MF\ES ot ery Y HABLA INGLES CON ALGUNA PERSONA, BURAK cou NTA EN ESPANOL QUE Ate $54 a LA PUSIERON TELEFON Kel KRICIO Y LO APUNTA QUE ES EL 14 12 99. SILVIA LE DICE SOBRE EL CIUDADANO NORTEAMERICANO ¥ QUE LES VA AHABLAR, HF HABLA RUSO, HD LE HABLA EN INGLES, " SILVIA DURAN ASKS NORTHAMERICAN "DO YOU SPEAK RUSSIAN?" THEN "WHY DONT YOU TALK TO HIM?" NORTHAMERICAN TAKES PHONE AND ‘SAYS IN BROKEN RUSSIAN "l WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND SPOKE TO YOUR | CONSUL, i MAN IN SOV EMB "JUST A MINUTE," MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS © . on NOR THAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? NORTHAMERICAN: 1s . . COORDINATING OFFICERS SECRET _ AUTHENTICATING OFFICER. -. GLASSIFICATION == | > s RELEASING OFFICER ; wa oe OUTGOING — va RATE ETE NTE once are rt et Se eee CATES, ra ee Ine Sirshirein ae doe ere tanta Del0 PCa wi Fit Me Rade & SS) ao) = ‘So SS |: ‘eS. =o Se ~
13-00000,0 ne canta oe ore, eu) fam =S) Sc =) s)) cS (Cae) =o E> Np CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: eRITS CLASSIFICATION | DEFERRED PRIORITY INITIALS NumBen : TT OPERATION iriace : ROUTINE AL | arian 9) INFO, oO CITE O25 IMMEDIATE “PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN", ‘SOVIET: "WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?" | NOR THAMERICAN: “| WAS JUST Now AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS," SOVIET: "1 XK KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICAN: "] DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, I WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK | THEM FOR. MY ADDRESS BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT." SOVIET: "WHY  ... a "DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH US, IT IS NOT . _ FAR FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY." NORTHAMERICAN webb mL BE Perv ece pe 7 THERE RIGHT AWAY." DOUGLAS J EEINGEASSNAPED NORTHAMERICAN _°* SPOKE TERRIBLE HARDEN Ree | 3. ON ONE OCTOBI 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! WANTED TO FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING NEW? BUT IDONT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL," SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): "KOSTIKOV: ' HE 1S DARK," MO: “YES. MY NAME IS OSWALD," SOVIET: “JUST A | MINUTE ULL FIND ouT. THEK SAY THAT CEREY HAVEN'T RECEIVED “AUTHENTICATING OFFICER “ 7 ASS ATION® en RELEASING OFFICER | OUTGOING ‘ee SRS cere ~ ma fey‘ see ed me ) “es ae ee he we wes ee Ee ia ln ate yy SES alia sate f : TNA va “iN putens 3 PP ars ene TASES eg fas isa ro Bg NORE oar ON 0000207 re ene rate eto ebQee Ee ote se cbeembOe det Dp ~ PRORIBITED: — - eas ini pos
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13-00000 | rs a CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : wae? DOc. MICRO. SER. SECRET DEC 4 1974 , MICROFILMED TQ. : DIRECTOR FROM © MEXICO CITY ACTION: ¢/WH 5.(MR. WHITTEN, WH MR. BAGLEY, SR AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED ATs/1'700 23 NOV WB) INFO + DCI, p/oct, bop, Adve, £/eil, c/Fi 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/OS 2, VR SECRET 2329452 _ IMMEDIATE DIR-CITE MEXI 7008 | REF MEXI 7925 (rw prerye Bh . Ie COS HAD URGENT CALL TO SEE LITENSOR 23 NOV. 2 COS THOUGHT VOULD BE FoR LITENSOR EXPRESSION CONDOLENCE OER LOSS OF PRES KENNEDY BUT DEVELOPED _ THAT Lienvoy ai gBHad. D CALL To SOVIET EMBASSY OF LEE OSWALD MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER, — ° * Se BELIEVE FACT THaT LITENSOR AWARE OF £ mae Ee gowrger (FROM OUR Ba AS, JOINT OPERATION) AND PASSED eatgert GaRh02 tn IMPORTANT. Te Var a) m7, , © SECRET. att a3 RE: 2 cs Comrnent: 1 Bosancse oi of LIENVOY (2) transcripts. 5 S 6 | | BO zit STAMP mio 3 _ RECORDS | ore ds olo & Dye Eso. in ae is vifma : x cg | signed: —_——" ;- . . : era g Lg wo ow cae ae a Note: ig Aer ons an ‘coordinate: ; a te. . § if apercar peel Dee eG q COR | (2s t= 289.) We a / Document Number 59-54 Ys 45 | - APR 1976 : 23° ia pa A for FOIA Review on a cA _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING OFFICE Is PROHIBITED Sint Sasa oe: ohn Cpe ea aia Pag sae post “Sata ETS
13-00000. ‘REPAODUCTION PROGIBITED Co uncassifien == [INTERNAL [1 ¢(TDENTIAL [1 SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ~-3 { SUBJECT: (Optional) Ow woy oe ip, TO: (Officer detignation, room number, and building) COMMENTS (Number each comment to shew from whom = to whem. Draw a@ line ocress column after each comment.) RECEIVED | FORWARDED 0000210 FORM ‘Ser. 610 “etters* (] SecReT © (] CONFIDENTIAL [[) Se omy (1). UNCLASSIFIED Agena > seete : om S ° ee  PROGIBATED
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13-00000 . . CLASSIFIED MFSSAGE Ca . yf SER CHET A qo S., v DIRECTOR e . FROM 8 MEXICO CITY, PY ACTION <> ; INFO": DCI, D/DCI, ODP, ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/OS 2y— \ i ; RECORDS OFFICER SIAMP SEC RET 24/1837Z : he orluod: Loa is ¢ author lusd: 22, gavaeaclr IMMEDLATE DIR erte|uext | 7854 — —_—— Saale IMMEDIATE =. stanea: Sack ner Ext 7046 C/N 67-7 D* 2 R.0, #1 —Uats SLC S  orR Bagap **. 4 . reasons and coordinate 1. ADDITIONS OR AMENDMENTS RER As if appropriate. Sku 4 - . AS DURAN ARRESTED AT HOME WITH. HUSBAND AND MENBERS 0 ravityt “HAVING PARTY. ALL TAKEN TO JAIL. Kote: kote: If de des <riotion, cite B. SINCE SHE HAD. TOLD NOT ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER MEMBERS OF Fatt ILY ABOUT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READ NAME AND SAW TV PICTURE, SHE ATTRIBUTED ll ARREST TO DENUNG LATION BY COUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIKE. THUS ae Gold KNOWLEDGE NOT REVEALED TO HER. | _ Rocument’t 390, Ge 65 Soe apR 1876 C. DOES NOT KNOW WHERE OSWALD STAYED IN, MERI. che rola Review on | De PASSPORT OSWALD SHOWED HER+WAS. “spb Vatr0 FOR USSR. HE TOLD ne, et as a5 HER WISHED RETURN THERE ragggereshitn WIFE Ja 26 AY yo E. DURAN HAD IMPRESSION OSWALD HAD OR BELIEVED HE HAD MADE: ARRANGE-@ WENTS IN WASHINGTON WHEREBY INSTRUCTIONS WOULD BE SENT SOV EMB MEXI TO ISSUE SOV ENTRY VISA IN MANNER BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISIT SOVEMB. FAILURE HIS REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED AM BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. ¢ COMMENT: PARA iC OF MEXI 7933 PARTIALLY a " N uo majrey VIO 40 BEARS THIS OUT BUT STATION DETECTS NO SIGNS RUDENESS IN OSWALDS TALKS Di 200 “sy Sea — - — B J ol - 674 CébiRoSicnon BY OTHE WAN THE ee ee ee Joquinyy jweUnsod
13-00000 wee : DIRECTOR FROM 28 ACTION + INFO (1 oo + WITH SOVS. FURTHER DETAILS DURAN INTERROGATION MAY REVEAL OSWALD BECAME ABUSIVE. IN. CUBAN PMB AS RESULT HIS FRUSTRATION BY SOVS.) Fe HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY “COMRADE” WHO COULD NOT LIVE CONF ORT- reitdaL HOME IN ABLY UNDER RIGORS OF CAPITALISM AND WISHED RETURN..TO:‘S USSR. oe a: “oN cca "G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER HE 6a Suse isa OR CUBAN TRANSIT VISA BUT IF HE DID SHE HAD. vo age WET Hy IF. OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN CUBAN ENBASSY SHE UNAWARE. 2. REF DIR 84916. ECHEVERRIA AWARE ODYOKE CONCERN RE LEAK AND HAS WARNED HER ABOUT TALKING, BUT FEELS AT LEAST FACT OF ARREST MAY WELL ‘BE LEAKED BY OTHER RELATIVES PICKED UP SAME. TIME. COS WILL CONTINUE PUSH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH -ECHEVERRIA. DURAN AND HUSBAND WILL BE RELEASED BUT KEPT UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE 3. RE REF 8, WITH MEXI 7933 HQ HAS FULL TRANSCRIPTS ALL PERTINENT CALLS. REGRET COMPLETE RECHECK SHOWS TAPES FOR THIS PERIOD’ ALREADY over 2” om eee 2 ae Se ae apa AND Ot I a ‘ERASED. STATION FEELING THAT ABOVE Is BEST ANSWER OBTAINABLE To... rete . . . 3 REF B BUT WILL REQUEST REINTERROGATION DURAN IF ‘Ha STILL DESIRES. Celt cf SECRET Gls COMMENT: eEche verria told GOS Deran completely copes vative sr > gave written statement attesting to two visits by r Oswald, 9. - : '. #*Did Oswald want ‘oa tr avel to Geba right awe 9 his wile joia him’ there ard tren leave tor Gata, or did Fe. pla: to ret. “O first and. then’ leave late re . / ° o00v292 iS POET zB ET — - * ate ay OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE Is PROHIBITED 7 wh ce afore, Abr hs,
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13-00000 © TO 4 DIRECTOR BO RESY FROM + MEXICO CITY : oe, ACTION: C/WH 5 (WH NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED 1430 26 NOV/LMG) - INFO 1 DCI, D/OCl, DUP, ADDP, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/SAS 5, VR, D/OS 2, C/SR 5 SECRET 2618322 IMMEDIATE MANA INFO IMMEDIATE Df Reon , t. AT THIS, MOMENT STATION: OFFICER AND LOCAL SECURI "ARE INTERV IEW ING NICARAGUAN WHO CLAIMS THAT ON 18 SE PTEMBER HE SAW 75 toy 631NS 8 52 g t ITY “OFFICER INSIDE CUBAN EMBASSY MEX. - et aS a aA 2. REQUEST MANA AND DIR ADVISE MEXI Pe ee ALVARADO, BORN 31 JAN 1949 Bean AERAYR HE AWAITING FALSE ae | LEE OSWALD RECEIVE SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN MEETING = a i ILO, ROLAN ALVARADO AND CARLOS FONSECA AMADOR ARE MEMBERS HIS (COMMUNIST 2) OR GA NIZAT ION TRAINING CUBA. savs Sy NICARAGUA. - _ RECORDS OFFICER STAMP SECRET ' he following action is - A - autHorized: SE a : Document Number (24-5 1-54 € " . . _ for FOIA Review on APR 1976 Signed: A. R.0. #1 - Uait fh Bote: If destructicn, cite - reasons and coordinat oa if appropriate, . "Per 2. “ 27 a GLASSAICATION REVIEW % | SO “< . : CONDUCTED OM. E_ampoeT creyzf2e 25) 0 | | 1 REPRODUCTION BY ‘OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING. OFFICE 1s PROHIBITED "Copy No. | eso Lm ee alae ae ed aaa
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13-00000 . woe . sees ” - aarti a ie ieee eae erg BE ape, _ ( ‘J. M, WHITTEN: ch C/WH/3 ome (Wsecret 5613 ONO INDex' DATE: 4 MAY 1964 © FILE IN CS FILE NO. jor ai ORIG :. UNIT < 70 : MEXICO CITY in FROM: DIRECTOR 7 cong: —C/WH ; os “isto + ‘dcr, ofoc, cor, va, c/ei/Bt I, , of oe ae ae otis ASE. |... RECORDS OFFICER STAMP fe 1 E0. oes is SEAS: pee authori zed: } i Signed: vote: fote: If Gas: Gosteactisa, Glie cite - . reasons and ccerdinate ~ - a appropriate. 7 __RA¥O EERIE — RD - “ic/ta |. RELEASING OFFICER for FOIA Review on ¢s copy” “COORDINATING OFFICERS a nn. RESRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSU! IG te me ea wee eee . ae pill we 4 "CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE. 12-62 ROUTING i ee Zin & Eh ae ee we J ee a A, VR | - | : ‘NORMAL WORKING OURS. THEIR ‘PROCEDE ES ag commiISS10M REQUESTS 1B FURNISH ‘FOLLOWING INFO: ons “HOURS WEEN ‘CUBAN AND SOVIET EMBASSIES AND a -_ CONSULATES- IN ‘MEXICO CITY ARE OPEN TO PUBLIC; ‘THERE - AND: REGULATIONS, PERMITS ‘FOR : : "Document ‘Number GT 677-389 SUR 1976 OFFICE IS. GROUP 1 Exctudee tram autematic ‘ €owrgrading and Seclassification - aa DEFERRED at rounne PROHIBITED. emer “sooo “SiG CEH ae _ a
13-00000 . PRORBITED ROUTING : DIRECTOR FROM « MEXICO CITY ACTION: = C/WH Dci, D/ocl, opp, c/cr, 8 SECRET 6781842. DIR CITE MEXI 9332 - BO. 21- uate Cy [2+ ReSatT’ GPFLOGR 7 Note: If destruction, cite REF’ DIR 18627 * tr ane and coordinate, propriate 1. SOVIET EMB AND CONSULATE ARE Nor OPEN.£0 PUBLIC. OFFICES ~e27 @ vw oe @ pein? 7522 ARE IN COMPOUND ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC ZY APPOINTHENT. SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK. NORIAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 VERE 980.10 1820 SUT RECENTLY CHANGED 969 TO 1460 MONDAY AND FRIDAYS. SIXTEEN SOVIET FANILIES LIVE IN cot POU \VISITORS RING BELL AT GATE-AT ALL HOURS. RUSSIAN SPE eet ANYTINE. OTHERS USUALLY TURNED AWAY BY sor’ ar SOVIETS ARE NOT KNOWN TO ISSUE. PERMITS a ‘Odds. 3 Ms IN SAZE COMPOUND BUT HAVE SEPARATE 2. CUBAN EMB A ENTRANCES. CONSULA el VISITORS FROM 1926 TO 1428 HOURS. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. EMBASSY WORKING HOURS ARE FROM Z9GG TO 1702 HOURS SAKE DAYS BUT MOST EMBASSY VISITGRS USUALLY ATTENDED BEFORE 1453 HOURS. THESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DURING SEPT 63. DOT .I907 28 5. CUBAN EMB PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS FOR ISSUING PERMITS FOR TRAVEL TO AND THROUGH, CUBA: VISAS NORWALLY VALID FOR THREE. oh wim bere meee eee ee . . « _— ~ MONTHS FROM DATE OF. ISSUE. 5, OP RLOR A AUTHORIZATION FROM HABANA. INVARIABL a “4 - ‘Document Number GRAAS | a oe Oo 4 for FOIA Review dh JUN 1978 IE ecu 2 wae - 44 . , : . “dewagradiog ond a ee BUR OS d _ REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER: THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED Copy No. - | . a j - ooduz4s , -AepeanuCT
13-00000 AAMT See Sanitized File CG - a/ ; mun GESSHIED MESSAGE , ReqUERED, BEFORE. ISSUANCE ANY VISA. APPLICANT COMPLETES VISA stoner eee ahi APPLICATION FORM AT CONSULATE, PiRwISSION OFTEN OBTAINED IN EXCHANGE OF CABLES BETWEEN EM8ASSY AND MINREX HABANA. IN MANY CASES VISAS ISSUED ON SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL FACT OF TRAVEL... | | i 4. MEXICAN GOVT PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS RE TRAVEL PBPRINE after, CITIZENS re AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED. SINCE HNMA 20887 DATED 3-HAY * 19635. PEPRIME. CLTIZENS WITH. PASSPORTS AND CUBAN VISAS ARE. FREE TO TRAVEL TO CUBA. PBPRINE CITIZENS CAN ‘OBTAIN ‘TOURIST CARDS FROM HEATCAN CONSUL HAVANA FOR RETURN VIA MEXICO. © SECR E. T c/s Com: ert: *Warcen Commission requested KUBARK furciss hours when Cuban and Soviet Embassies and Consulates in Mexico City: ave open fo, priblic; theis normal working ac 28; Sheiz procedures and regulations forma: om involved in issuing permits tos travel tc and through Cuba. 333 re en . : a ar Pe sale ne rT. pun
13-00000 oo Inside Washington Sst STE es eo nta] CIA Withheld Vital | ~- ligence From VW ar ¢ cials who actively oppose By ROBERT S ALLEN “Soviet policies, And PAUL SCOTT . WASHINGTON, Oct, 20. aw-The Central Intelli- gence Agency withheld vital intelligence infor- “mation from the Warren Commission during its in- vestigation of the assas- ' gination. of President Kennedy. ~ . Despite the commis- sion’s written request. for ‘all documents that might shed light on the assae- Sination, CIA authorities failed. to turn over a na- tional mate warning that it is Kremlin policy to remove from public office by as- sassination Western offi- intelligence esti-_ Titled “Soviet Strategic Executive Action,” the suppressed CIA docu- “ment went intethe shock- ing details of how agents . of KGB, the Soviet secret police, are trained to do away with Western lead- ers, including officials in the U.S., and to make their deaths appear due te natural causes, One of the EGB’s new- ly devised assassination wapons:-is -“a. pnumati- cally operated poison ice .. ‘atomizer,’- which leaves .no wound of other - evi- dente of the cause of-. oi. =~ ep governments,. s om e@- death While this deadly weap- Sane eatin neta eter pigeie State De lin, no cr aatheey 2 mee, geo out that pic ne Histing these oA. BP Gora a eal | SEE recog its a@ «8 Jearned about : ar LOS EO cording to security. fifés, « “presented strong: pro- Soviet views ‘on avery question that came. "in the Departure nt’s US.SR. country commit. tee” walle he was 2 member, ; this State ‘oiticial's | name ‘also ap. peared _im the. address ook Of a suspected So- viet agent who arrived in the U.S. in 1943, ac cording to- govermm files, i 80 . ent Congressional investi. gators also have heen | Shocked to discover thaz on has yet te be used against any high West- ern official, hundreds of KGB agents covertly op- erating outside of Russia have been supplied with this pocket-size, gun, awaiting only. orders from Moscow to use it. The Murder Weapons HIGHLIGHTS of the suppressed int elligence ‘estimate, which is locked in a security area within _ the tightly-guarded CIA, are as follows: “It has been reported that the KGB endeavors te remove~the-.threat to Soviet interests posed by certain: members of West- dismissal of such. persons liquid 0 _ them ° ‘eliminated’ from public office, at oth- er times even having physi: cally. “Such aetivities are “known to be undertaken against other types of persons in the West, not-. ‘ably defectors from the U.S.S.R. and from other countries of the Soviet.. bloc. “One recently reported assassination technique is to electrocute an individ. ual by luring him to use a telephone, connect- ed to a high-voltage wire, during a thunderstorm. -“Another involves the use of a pistol which form. ‘The ‘autopsy wou its use. No - poisons have ed which do fect until 5 -after being < “thus allowin: - to be far fre _when his vic “A Know source has pneumaticall: poison ice ‘: which leaves or other evic cause o.: deat Congressio: gators, who that the ner * 2 TLS. © MeCormack Aiieostes } gence experts, very du-. in line tocsuceaed “Pres” Gime ema Coa Reseed ee mn. WEES, EDI” officials ©} assassination report te times. projects a poison gas in - committec f arranging for the - | H iz i i i see ena eter BE ae , \dearned Speaker MeCor. . | USCE, a dedicated antl. : ; unist, that he ig on  - list of Western offi. “- only recently from som. ; ire tying fone . | Qe why the” i ‘been ‘Suppressed. . ; ; @ investigators also . are trying to determi why the CIA in its pre. the State Department on ‘Oswald's trip to Mexico City gave details only of : the defector's visit to th ‘ é 3 '. Russien embassy and not 3 ~ eh hd © the Cuban embassy. The - © weno i : net report a od Jatter visit until ane 4 > . one Kennedy's agsassinati inp asa ation .”. ero cm meters ercentach sett oe oe ges ame sme oe
13-00000 #3 jana ~Insi dfe ide Washington’ Pa + . / 2 ~ CIA Withheld Sint Titolo From War re ren n Commission. , ‘By ROBERT S. ALLEN “And PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, -omThe Central Intelli- gence Agency withheld - vital inielligence infor. mation from the Warren Commission during its in- - vestigation of the assas- sination of President Kennedy. Despite the commis- ' sion’s written request for all documents that might shed light on the assas- Sination, CIA authorities failed to turn over a na-- tional intelligence  esti- mate ‘warning that it is Kremlin policy to remove _ from public office by as- . sassination Western offi. Peeo000 _clals who actively oppose “Soviet olicies, Titled “Soviet Strategic Executive Action,” the suppressed CIA docw-. 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 the U.S., and to make. their deaths appear due to natural causes. ‘One of the KGB's new-. ly devised assassination wapons iz ,“a’ pnumatl ern officit, ‘estimate, which on has yet to be tsed against apyeWich Weat- Payiieds of KGB agente ey eraling oulsidg g have been suppil this ea “5188 awaiting @n from Moscow tt ‘The Murder HIGHLIGHT suppresscd intel in a security ared_ wit the. tightly-guard ek is are as follows: ee hpited’: “It has been re cally. operated poison: Iceg: that the KGB endeavors ‘atomizer,’.. which :leayes:- .no wound or other: ‘eul-:' Soviet: interests’ pos > dence | of the cause of: dea he” oy “While this deadly weap,?, " gt ity Documents hgh “OTHER _ U.S. “inten. « gna experts, very du- . ious of Russia's C0-0K- - istence line, stress ‘that! | arren Commis. | _ flon's findings might . have been di this CIA estimate and yf sup. |. the W ifterent. df ‘other documents . . pressed by the ‘State De. partment had ‘eon avail. _ able for study, va They point out that “the State: ‘Deparlmenttiz:¢ “ guppresged evidonce link.) ’ dng Oswald.‘with ‘Ono -OF: es - dts employes, who. pet cording to sceurily. filés, ° “presented strani pro. Himes; stranging for t to reitiévethe,.thre certain: members of wi “ern governments; so ws Officials to S 4. _ Gent Johnson, ‘warned Speaker McUor if | mack, a dedicated: anti al, Comminist,. that he ig on f¢ ‘the lst of Western ‘offi. « ‘t 3 tlals feared by. the Krem- lin, no CIA “cret ‘Soviet assassination ‘aethods, . ‘dearned xbout the repout'? ‘ only recently from CON! EE fressinnal vrahoere wha fil cere aires ns a "shawn “by: "ddtulnlstration $o-% < caker - John 5 McCormack (Mass,), nextit: 3.548 in Une to succeed Presi: " While FBI officials’ ; ee authority has shown the No, 2 man ._ dn government the CLA” - Teport listing ithese ase.‘ i. nstéad," ‘Meteo cmate! : dismissal of such persons from public office, at oth- er times even havin - hem” ‘eliminated’: phys ca “Such activities | are “known to be undertaken against other types of persons in the West, not-. ably defectors from the US.S.R. and from other countries of the ‘Soviet bloc. “One recently reported assassination technique is te electrocute an individ- ual by luring him to use a telephone, connect- Zed to a high-voltage wire, “guring a thunderstorm, .“Another involves the e of a pistol which’ Spit a poison gas in a? ‘committee be “Hquld or compressed form. The gas is fatal within’ seconds and an autopsy would not reveal Its use. Non-traceable ‘ polsons have been repor}- -ed which do not take of. ‘fect until seyeral hours after being administered, ‘thus allowing an assassin te be far from the scene when his victim dies. “A knowledgeable source has described a pneumatically operated’ poison ice ‘atomizer’ which leaves no wound or other evidence of the .cause of death.” Congressional investi- gators, who have asked that the name of their withheld for security reasons re port that CIA Director ohn McCone made no mention of this explosive document in his secret testimony before the Warren Commission. While McCone furnish- ed the commission with the CIA’s secret surveil- lance _reports on Lee Harvey Oswald's eight days in Mexico City be fore the assassination. in- cluding details of QOs- wald’s contact with the head KGB agent in the Soviet embassy there, the CIA chief gave ne hint of the Kremlin's as- _sagssination policy. (CONTINUED ON 8-3) e the
13-00000 | Di SECRET i ct - | Chief of Station, Mexico City |x| patron Fearr ern fay AS ei Gt : wba lad Head [|e LOT p FaGnd Chief, WH Division | | Ed. _OLee Harvey OSWALD AGUION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ‘ . ‘ Sudsecr Action Required: Please advise re negatives In view of recent reopening of the publicity regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD and WOPACT evidence, Headquarters would like to determine whether the Station still has on hand the negatives from which the prints available at Headquarters were made of the unidentified "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. 9 BbeaRaseA ec TERRE. tsrenrer potent aD > Rueck , Elsie I. SCALETTY NC OO th, . pntenees TNO tg ae eo i . ws ‘a . IN, _Hend vanes : vest Coa Lhe 26, we rIV2AS ot = uardenthfred “m sheer Wah” Chor beth 48. Ssorvet an d Coban RARER * Hah AAS “atl RAMEE * _ a Paestaty - aren same as Distribution: OG 64 - 2 ~- COS, Mexico City . mo —— | oe SMNISE7 i CROSS REFERENCE TO PECHITE @ DISPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER Bees . ar HGS FILE RUMBER Cee 4 - 201-289248 RI | ee, Bust lo vide1a Chrono COORDINATING _ Oswald (oft file} 2 a TZ: fete ranragmes eapene maraarnnaennyieeen 9 . ® * es oa ° Be ae Rt ne RO MATTE sO aNhONe et dahlia, Nome caesar eevee esac” s “PE sare ED wore ett eer emt = agecaseeRE,
"REPRODUCTION. D d 5 P AT SECRE ——— Te FOR INDEXING \ Chief of ‘Station, Mexico City lx INDEXING REQUIRED ‘ 2 CAN JUOGE INDEXWG {Fact (cater, WH Division | iT Tomes | | 2 a Lee Harvey OSWALD. ° ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ‘ 4 ' T t $ « { T { t i i a 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. Oe ee Be ee Pet Pies aye * Sed dette fad GrhS: UT Att ae te A PLS ine BOO? Lu Lire Dd, zai Orr 1968. PAR, <2 cee meter gar Eee RG ej mone ere are ee OFC ee ‘ ; . ‘Distribution: 2 - COS, Mexico City 2 year er eee eS 4% fae ced 1 GROSS REFERANCE TO : | «(| DISPATCH SYMaOL AND NUMBER DATE. : : . a HMMW-15488 oo 18 May 1967 | : HQS FILE NUMBER ' 201-289248 , p.- G53 = pootag - SS S a Pai
13-QO00Os #958 ers me ae si Cy. Fa wa ; o CONF NTIAL Oo SECRET URED ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ~ | SUBJECT: (Optional) FROM: ATEN COR ae == : FOr (Officer designation, room number, ond eng) — g00u247— com 610 “tomens’* (T] SECRET Ey conFIDENTIAL INTERNAL oO UNCLASSIFIED o uSE ONLY
13- 00000 aed Dems om Document Number ‘for FOIA I i: view on, APR 1976 REC RECORD ree “ey ay s nyeet ® a | : © Plime passed fy sin. fe aA of FEL” 27 Movember 1963 with wee ON paors CortKegh ef Gin Lassie § anit inke Or KOSFEKOY: ve have photographic c Gv erege during daylight hours en the ave located in the embassies and therefore the coverage 3 os the oe . embassies would includs coveitagea of the consulates. The photographic coverage ¢i the mentioned Lastallations is of 4 continuows nabure during daylight Asurs, however, weather corditiens and other factci s Misuting aay photographic efforts ree guise : Ae the coverage mot oc considered as tcotalor complete, Dor | efforts tnecefare do net produ e nhetographs useful for identification — a : oi 2) ceersons who anter or depart such installations cn "are ¥ ya ’ cer of the EGE # iter exdmining all our traces on KOSTIBOY coavinced Doyorud reasonable doubt thai he Contr Paut sing to this c “his aosocisics, bis movemests, nis Mextean and other aa asd hia cever vosition, a3 well as "hie Lavolvernent in the SNORE operation. pois ox only reason - to believe that he le conmected with the 13th Department, KOST toy ite photo ‘Kentification) acd axrreng " with 5 keB colleague af x a a 182 Bu 9003248 rycecrmneecataticentoan te attrabtin anne MA ty. whence COPY: CLASSIFICATION REVIEW CONDUCTED of 4 BAY OTe E__IMPDET CL PY_O/2 208]. So men © Genet 6 6p GE GOO - HNC Oe METS NONE BOSE Pomme etm, Ess Sarre YSGR, Cuoan, Czachoslovak aini Folish Exmbassis3. Thrts consulates Titer — DTDs! “ae vere ceeevep sae
13-00000 a ae iis te TG: (Officer designation, room aumber, ond building) COMMENTS (Number eech comment to shew from whom 9 whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) PTE eh - [io oa eo a G10 "aise" ] secret [1] CONFIDENTIAL] ABs (UNCLASSIFIED -
13-00000  wsrse ie 2. DEFERRED . | PRIORITY z ROUTINE DIR AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER | SEPT 65. AND THROUGH CUBA: VISAS FORMALLY VALID FOR THREE MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. APPLICANT COMPLETES VISA APPLICATION FORM AT CERGUATE EULER Eta CBEATNED REPRODUCTION PRORIBITER NUMBER Cuban Chronos Dveu-s~, —~ __ . INITIALS BTG. “OPERATIONAL | initiacs IMMEDIATE (29 wd D a) REP: DIR 18827 — es 1. SOVIET 1S AND COUSULATE ARE NOP OPEN TO PUBLIC. OFFICES ARE Iv Coit POUID ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC BY APPOINEMENT, SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK, WORMAT, WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE 0900 TO 1600 BUT RECENTLY CHANCED 0900 10 00 MONDAY THROUGH FRTDAY, SOV CORSULATE FREQUENILY CHANCE. NOW OPEN 1200 TO 1300 MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, SIXTEEN SOVIRT FAMILIES LIVE IN coMPouND, VISTIORS RING BELL AT GATE AT ALL ZXRES HOURS, RUSSIAN SPEAKERS CAN GET In ANTIDE, OTHERS USUALLY TURNED AWAY BY GUAED ARTER HOURS, SOVIEDS ARE BO? 2. COBAN HB AND CONSULATE I SAKE CONPOURD BUR, RAVE’ SEPARATE EEERANCES, CONSULATE RECEIVES VISITORS FRO! 1000 TO 100-HGURS'}RMbAY TROUT FRIDAY, mS WORTHG HAS AH Prom pO Se DAIS HOE woeT NEUE eee ose mn ES HOURS, MIESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DURING ° . . de CUBAN TMB PROCECURIG AND REGULATIONS POR ISSUING PERMITS FOR TRAVEL TO COORDINATING OFFICERS SECRET OUTGOING | GEOL250 | REPACOUETIOR — PROMIBT
13-00000 INITIALS NUMBER DEFERRED | PRIORITY T OPERATIONAL | tnitiaca ROUTINE _| IMMEDIATE INFO, ~2~ CITE an gas Nims TH EXCHANGE OF CABLES BEIVEEH EMBASSY AND MINREX BABAEA, IN MANY CASES VISAS | ISSUED UY SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL PACT OF TRAVEL, : h, MEXICAN GOVE PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS RE TRAVEL PEPRIME CITIZENS To AND THROUGH CUBA UNCEANGED SINCE HRA 20887 DATED 3 MAY 3965. PEPEIME CITIZENS WISH PASSPORTS AND CUBAH VISAS ARE FREE TO TRAVEL TO CUBA, PEPRIME CITIZENS MCCHOADEN COORDINATING OFFICERS RBETCCS | SECRET . WOCURTIS iENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION | - RELEASING OFFICER QUTGOING GoUG251 - REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED
13-00000 - Three index ca le TABLE OF CONTENTS ° Tees gnazity (201) File Request, dated 9 December 1960 - 1B] [FOIA No. sa {) ords System on thie dy's assassina- Lee Harvey OSW AIC at ey tion. [FOIA No. 2-524] ner nos, 20 oof HBB. «1 . Memorandum for Chief, CI/R&A, dated 20 February 1964; Subject: Documents Available in OSWALD's 201 File. [FOIA No. 563-810] REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED
a oo (SECRET C : EYES ONLY 20 February 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CUR& AL SUBJECT: 1, A machine: fisting of documents officially recorded as being in OSWALD's 201-file was “requested and is attached. The actual _machine work of as tree was begun in 1963, but a few items of previous | | | 2. “Ww comparison of the documents physically available in the 201 file and those recorded as being in the 201 file has shown that 37 ' documents which should be in the 201 file are not available init, This | ‘total is made up of: . | 2 dispatches 7 memoranda from the FBI 1 CSCI 2 State Department documents 25 cables. 3. Machine inquiries for the location of these documents have : not been made.- ot | ; ‘et FOIA Review on JUN 1976 r { i | } _ficeuinent Number ==" - 3-SHO | ; . | a CBS OMY  GOUUTE4 |
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED mo A CLASSIFIED MESSAGE — 3282 ORIG : hay, busted, pm ‘ we eae — oO — » ROUTING UNIT : /3/Mexico [I INDEX ‘ SECRET. | 1 es ExT 5940 ENO INDEX oe 2 ee CATE : 10 Get 1963 © FILE IN Cs. FILE. NO. El a “FROM : REINS CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE aczver SC . cone: WH 8 oo BC RE ERE N . . Se oe lz | ROUTINE i: INFO: Ci, CI/OPS, C1/SI,.Fl, SR Ta RFs VR’ oO TO a INFO" oo _ CITEOIR . a - DEPARTMENT OF STATE : TS 74673 | FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION . ; | MCATAREEE moms CXRRXERMREXERDOR — yal | 7 sunsncr; “Te HENRY OSWALD | 7 1. ON 1 OCTOBER 1963 A RELIABLE AND SENSITIVE SOURCE IN MEXICO REPORTED THAT AN AMERICAN MALE, WHO IDENTIFIED B oO HIMSELF as| LEE OSWALD, CONTACTED THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN Ed e [ire a a MEXICO CITY INQUIRING WHETHER. TEE EMBASSY HAD RECEIVED 2 9 = + ANY NEWS CONCERNING: A TELEGRAM ‘WHICH HAD BEEN SENT TO Sims 2 - gt ASHINGION. THE AMERICAN WAS DESCRIBED AS APPROXIMATELY v a al ‘ Vas YEARS OLD, WITH. 1 AN, ATHLETIC BUILD, ABOUT SIX FEET TALL, | |S Tat, ¢\ WITH An ” HCE.” AIRLINE. , at Pi ? 2. wis ‘BEETEVED THAT OSWALD MAY BE IDENTICAL TO LEE ee, "6 / HENRY OSWALD, BORN ON 18 OCTOBER 1939 IN NEV ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, Pare | A FORMER U.S. MARINE WHO DEFECTED ‘TO THE SOVIET UNION IN rr R ed y s OCTOBER 1959 AND LATER MADE ARRANGEMENTS THROUGH. THE UNITED wy " \\ STATES EMBASSY IN MOSCOW TO RETURN TO 'THE UNITED STATES WITH pote HIS RUSSIAN-BORN_WIFE MARINA. NIKOLAEVNA: ‘PUSAKOVA, AND THEIR “t Document Numbso2 3 01 cays ple f- ia ey ; AY *. ir : {CONTIN ¢ 3 ‘ i FOIA Review on APR 1976 eo MTL OFFigeRs . GROUP i 7 TE 3 “ ad RELEASING OFFICER a = ee eeenending wad nutaenciegtine Wl Vi . A declassification ‘OFFICER | ra re REPRODUCTION BY OTHER. THAN’ THE, TUNG OFFIGE IS PROHIBITED. 7 Copy No. ~GouuTeSs |
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13-00000 i | \ i | REPRODUCTION : : > ee (when Filled Ip). ke Ly | eae | a PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST. 10 BEADQUARTERS, RI YO a a [ere FROM Ci ; a ACTION : 7 . a ced 7 f Se Ge - A Ege = } GS: PAS CLOSE INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed in. block. fettera, SECTION 1: Ali known sliases and variants. ‘gincluding waiden name, if applicable) must be listed. If the iden« tifying deta varies with the alias used. a ‘aeparate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for iteme you are unable to complete. . SECTION G12 crypeonym or: pacudoinyin wilt be entered in Headquarters. SECTIOR Ubi: re be completed in. ‘alk cases. : SECTION | a | SENSITIVE a 4 SOURCE DOCUMENT , : | ; - | i { t | I 1 | j Te [7 ig foray als i el eae: OCCUP ATION/POSI TION  Occ{POS. CODE a. : ae SECTION TI CL pb __ P CRYP TONYM = — = P SEUDONYM ™ . SECTION til 2ND COUNTRY LNTEREST 12. p ” COUNTRY, OF RESIDENCE ag. 7 UssR = 67K 1 COMMEN TS: taf; nd . Dect? to bts iss ur Oc bolas oa _ Document Number 3RD COUNTRY INTEREST b2A. F for FOIA Review cn APR 1975. PERMANENT CHARGE | RESTRICTED FUE, | SIGNATURE 200 ts FORM 83a . 10°57
13-00000 SECRET REPRODUCTION Commission Document 692 (portion dated 31 January 1964) [Copy of FOIA No. 509-803] re 25 October Department of eles gram LASSIFIED), dated 31 October 19 Ppt Tet Memorandum for J. Lee Dhece 6 March 1964; Subject: Information in te Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963. Letter from [F 1960, to Rig Note from Richard HELMS to J. Lee RANKIN, dated 6 March 1964. Memoraridum 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 PROHIBITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION /-/22 y Ls meengeeeterrennnetnn-seeitietsteneitweuentnna sane: ene tay oem ene om ae an | Aneet | +. bbevren Coe mime lou oo “j me a. ¢- | MEMORANDUM FOR, iy. J. Lee Rankin oa a oe 2 SUBJECT: -. MS * _Information in CIA's Possession ee Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD | | | | ee “2, This refers to your letter of February 12, 1964 addressed to the Director of Central Intelligence which has been. passed to me for reply, to supply the Cormmmission with a report on information in the Agency's possession regarding Lee Harvey CSWALD prior to November 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the footnote on page two of CIA's renert te the Gomrmission dated 31 January 1964, entitled: ‘Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey CSWALD in Mexico City, <3 Sepe tember « 3 October 1963", 2, Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency . | | i | 3. There is attached am exact reproduct tion of the | Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey CSWALD beginning | with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1963, The entire | dossier carries the security classification of Secret and consists of thirty decuments arranged in chronological order, . - Onthe basis of clearances from the Federal Bureau of - | Investigation, the Department of State, the Department of | Navy, and the lbmmigration 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 Cctober 1963, These include: _ ) | { Ce 7 es ae | Document Number 590-2550 ae - — 7 | | | | | ovena: rR for EOIA F Review on JU M1876 hoe _. ee _ - en Go eee ~= tp bm Gi DITDAFAT be | GMa &} GoOu7E3
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED a, Seven documents received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. | b, Ten documents received irom the Department of State, Ce. Two documents received from the Department of Maye. % ao eé "One document (a name check request) irom the = Lnmigration and Naturalization Service, e, Four newspaper clippings. f, Five internal CIA notes, g. CIA report dated 31 January 1964 to the Commission which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA in the matter of Les Harvey OSWALD from 9 Octcber to 22 Novembex 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 ard | pears appropriate sensitivity indicators. - & Youwill note that almost all of the documionts carry markings required for CIA's internal records. processing. A few af the papers contained the names of our'employees or identifications of specific organizational components, ‘/e have taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do not bear on the substance of the Commissionts wequest. Bole Le ee ey Richard Helme Deputy Director for Plans — Attachment Original & 2=Addressee —_. Ll « C/CL/SIG 1.DDP Subject t= C/CI/R&A . ~ DDP Chrono, { pgPY Lin C/WH/3 deere nee ere oe nan ese crane yin nna ny unundesuneneenasu nt tn entre oe ae ene cena nr tiatapntn memati eee aretnetmeten ‘eter gtemnpe meena tecrettetenetierten eee nertrt nnn smd state ne meee CURGRocca:da/7468/4 March 1964 (Inventory of documents contained . in file attached for all but @ressee) DD. OI~ AIT 2AGG ‘co007s0 22g ee can vs
13-00000 - REPRODUCTION PAOWBITED { ( j Inventory of Documents Contained in OSWALD Dossier Forwarded to the Commission , fl, State Telegram } Now 1308, October 31, 1959 (Confidential) v - M2, Newspaper Article from ‘the Washington Post, ‘November 1, 1959 “~ w3, CL/LSN Internal | Note dated 2 November 1959 (oral FBI name eae ae en check request) and NR reply dated 4 November 1959 (Confidential) HA, Foreign Service Deapateh 234, November Be 1959 (Confidential) fo - 4, State ‘Telegram 1358, November 9, 1959 (Confidential) » cea eh -1 by ‘State Telegram 1448, November 9, 1959 (Confidential) oO « M4. Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, November 16, 1959 eters pps com - 8 Newspaper Clipping from E Evening Star , November 26, 1959 ote + v9 DBE 49478, 25 25 May 1960 (Confidential) « .r0, Internal CIA Biographic Profile dated circa” May 1960 (Confidential) ~ wil, Letter from the Department of State (Cumming) to DDP (Bisset) ; dated October 25, 1960 (DD/P 0-5679 « Secret) Shaded Uti ne vr M126 DDP Response to sia a 21 November 1960 (D/P 06003 - o Secret) . oer we M13. Internal CIA Request for Opening of 201 fe, | 9 December 1960. “ (Secret) a see eee « 14, State Memeorandum of Conversation. dated January: 26, 1962 (ouo) - * AS, State Instruction Au273, April - 135, “$961 {OU0) / . «wA6. Foreign Service Despatch 806,: “May: 26, 1961 (OUOC) “ Abe Foreign Service Despatch 294. saly 11, 1961 (ou0) v - 16, DFS $2181, July 13, 196 E (Confidentia) - ATT. | fe kaneedaste i 00 = oseeesmtreatetetrererereieeeett emapenhtnentenrterretehestteeerenteretichtmeeenseenttt ; . e . a QOI- ASIDES
13-00000. REPRODUCTION PROGMBLIT KAA BZ-22575 | “19, ry “20, - fel, S22. vr MW236 “ 72, - Newopaper Clipping from Washington Post, June 9, 1962, & 2b or Hote v 28, vy S290 » Ao. Internal GIA Memo ¢ for. the Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret) Foreign Service, Despatch 317, Cctober 12, 1961 (OUD) T&NS Name Check Request, December 5, 1961 Navy Moseage 20197/RB/3, 3 March 1962 (Confidential) te DNA. 624, 26 April 1962 DBA 20883, September 7, 1962 (Confidential) DBA 51407, 10 September 1963 DBA 52355, 24 September 1963 DBA 55715 (number unclear), November 7, 1963 | DBA 55777, November 8, 1963. CIA Summary Report on Activities of OSWALD. in Mexico City, Gated 31 January 1964 . Ct ere ttn rnp enue ena nnnnitnenerttet sean th asta tatnhnsenshentrdtnntsnpe nest teanguttrptnintenunneneanaanangtnnenne tt A EE TE AA PE RN A A LE APA EE
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13-00000 REPRODUCTION OC PROMISED eh = = Conmission No. Tae. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Or WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 ces 6 - MAR i964 MEMORANDUM FOR: od. e Lee Rankin “Infox‘mation i in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD “Prior to November 22, 1963 ‘ SUBJECT: This'tefers to your letter of February 12, 1964 addreaaea to the Director of Central Intelligence which has been: passed to me for reply, “a, Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency ™ 9 ‘supply the Commission with a report on information in the Rgencyts 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 i 31 January 1964, entitled: ‘Information Developed by CIA on — } the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 Sep» tember « 3 October 1963", 3. There is attached an exact reproduction of the. Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey OSWALD beginning with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1960. The entire dossier carries the security classification of Secret and consists of thirty documents arranged in chronological order, On the basis of clearances from the Federal:Bureau of -Investigation, the Department of State, the. ‘Department of Navy, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, who were queried by us after the receipt. of your letter, we are able to make available exact copies: ‘of all materials in the ‘file up to early October 1963, fe é include: CLASSIFIC! ATION rea Name andoicte a0: PAGE | ie im aa - | rome og gst
“4 : . re b,. Ten documents received from the Department of State, bs ae 7 c. Two documents received from the Department. “2 of Navye: Vy’ d. One document (a name check request) from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Ls e. Four newspaper.clippings, ‘tp £, Five internal CIA notes, Be CIA. ‘report dated 31 January 1964 to the Commission — which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA ee in the matter of Lee Harvey OSWALD from 9 October to ie 22 November 1963, The report indicated the disseminations . — bee of:inforrnation developed by CIA that were made to other Federal agencies during that period. This item, as was “* potated out at the time, is particularly sensitive and bears 7 7 “appropriate sensitivity indicators, 4, You will note that almost all of the documents carry | or markings required for CIA's internal records processing, A pee few of the papers contained the names of our employees or j identifications of specific organizational components, We have ae taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do not bear — . on the substance of the Commission's request, if Bae ag Fence Richard Helms Deputy Director for Plans Attachment . . an CLASSIFICATION CANCELED C RAL. (Ef [12 By authority of: _ wding the chia agios PB oeogr aay Via en er ea
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED same oes “ny mana se ‘ es SNOLLI2 VELEGAS. Departmen: y of State a 35 CT, Action Control: 20261 PPL , Rec’d: OCTOBER 31, 1959 FROM: MOSCOW 7:59 AM. Info 7 TO: Secretary of State u NO: {'304, OCTOBER 31, 1 P.M. INR , EUR P FOR PO CH moe SOIC Cues pe VEN OSWALD, UNMARRIED AGE 20 PP 1733242 ISSUED WSTA “SEPT 10, “359 APPEARED. AT EMB TODAY TO RENOUNCE AMERICAN | acs CITIZENSHIP, STATED APPLIED IN MOSCOW FOR SOVIET CITIZENSHIP DCL FOLLOWING ENTRY USSR FROM HELSINK! OCT 15. MOTHER'S TRC ADDRESS AND HIS LAST ADDRESS US 4936 COLLINWOOD ST., CzA FORT WORTH TEXAS. SAYS ACTION CONTEMPLATED LAST TwO osp YEARS. MAIN REASON "I AM MARXIST". ATTITUDE ARROGANT wavy AGGRESSIVE... RECENTLY DISCHARGED MARINE CORPS. SAYS HAS 29h cones «= dno te neocon  ENCISTED: RADAR OPERATOR» een OF FERED SOMINTS ANS. INFORMATION HE HAS ACQUIRED AS... ae & stag tere ot es ae iN VIEW PETRULL | CASE WE PROPOSD DELAY EXECUTING RENUNCIATION UNTIL SOVIET ACTION KNOWN OR DEPT ADVISES. DESPATCH FOLLGWS. PRESS INFORMED. FREERS JR UNLESS “UNCLASSIFIED” C _ | REPRODUCTION FROM THIS ——____ Cone COPY IS PROHIBITED. CdCLTEG
+ ume gp aeleeene iene emmeetenrgane: wear a ie eftiten wenaaty ee nar sera ot 5 * ran > Foot en = Denne cote pane HME iw as Cr a REPRODUCTION ! Re GA i * i pene fiat : f rea DEPARTMENT OF STATE | pore eS a ; Fr THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE AND RESEARCH ee . ; ae a . . Robots . or f ; . \ ; | :.) SECRET a OCT 25 1960. ' : ‘ . ! : i “Dear Dick: - | an oh ; rns ‘Our efforts to answer recent informal inquiries, including some. i | %:1 (from the White House Staff, have revealed that, though CIA and the 4; ; FEE have detailed records concerning Americans who have been recruited 40 fo-. as intelligence agents by Bloc countries, there does not appear to be 1 1 cig.) @ complete listing of those Americans now living in Bloc countries re ath "4.-'. who might be called "defectors". Using the definitions of DCID L/2, en . : _ these. persons might be described as those who have either been - +" 4 9. @apable of providing useful intelligence to the Bloc or those whose os oo. - + @esire to resettle in Bloc countries has been significantly exploited -- =) for communist propaganda purposes. This would mean that no attention . . |: : need be paid to Americans whose resettlement within the Bloc had no ' counter~Lntelligence implications or had attracted no particular aa a ’ attention; for instance, this definition would not cover individual .. | ' - US citizens of East European or Chinese origin who returned to the ; “homeland" because they had never been completely assimilated into the American societye wo ae . 4 me s There is attached a list of such persons, covering the Last 18 .. ae months, and it would be appreciated if the Agency could verify and - ‘: , ° possibly expand this list for the use of interested Bureaus of, ‘the . te Department. me ee Hugh S» Cumming, dre:2 000 Ut ne Attachments a er Sincerely yours, » - pe ome whines :. : a \ cy « “List of American "Defectors" Og ob deen et ome mee = ane werent coe . ue te . ‘ ae ; Deputy Director, Plans, ; ; a Central Intelligence Agency» . be ot ee " “ght OR Sp from May 1959 ~ October 1960. : oo uot oe Mr. Richard M. Bissell, Jr. - Ca Pe ol. cor (RAD -
13-00000 einai oe i 2.) oo, ‘Forces about the spring of 1960. he) ' 1960, but may have returned to the U.S. ‘REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED , LIST OF AMERICAN "DRFECTORS" — ee Morris and Mollie SLOCK, living in the USSR, and possibly,” Communist China, since the fall of 19596 David DuBOIS (aka WUPEBOY), living in Peiping since May Sete Joseph DUTKANICZ, U.S. Army, defected to East German Sgt. Exnie F, FLETCHER, U.S. Army, defected to East German an - _ Forces in June 1959 and stated that he wished to remain in East Germany at a confrontation held on August 5, 1959 a a | (CINGUSAREUR telegram SX 5307 of 0617LL2 August). ae _. | Se). Sgt. (fnu) JONES, U.S. Air Force, defected in mid May 1960. . . ‘ to East German Forces (Air Intelligence Information Report = : “number 1430223 of August 9, 1960.) aot ; +, 6s) William MARTIN, NSA employee. , i 4 ": Te) Bernon MITCHELL, NSA employee. I "0", 8.) Lee Harvey OSWALD, tourist. ot oS ) 1 9s) Libero RICCLARDELLT, tourist. . 7 ooh |. 10.) Pvt, Viedimir SLOBODA, U.S. Amy, defected to East German.” a as Forces in the spring of 1960. eo o ! wv; le) Robert Edward WEBSTER, tourist, (see New York Times article oa { " ) , . of October 20, 1959). i ‘ ' 12.) Bruce Frederick DAVIS; U.S. Army, defected to East Geman. : ' Forces, August 19, 1960 (Enbasey Moscow telegram 1032 of: 5, October 22, 1960)6 i ; : eo, 5 nt CONFIDENTIAL , 3 i : fen higt via care . ‘6 ar ro t | . ' hens ste esi a a 4 2 fee . : 0} __t PA hi SORTS trata
| — NM 8) D oo 7 C De} yoo! ; | ; SEITE SGrs os A 2) Gonwary 19% , rere Lee Harvey OaNe ip? im Thbsico City 2% Sentamber = 3 Coteber 1953 % Os WAL's A SoEY in Mexico City . op October the CIA Station in Mexico City reccived tho ‘fetlowing information from a reliable and proven source: | area . Aa American unyvaed ive OSWALD had contacted the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City on Tuesday, 1 October 2963, He had spoken in baiting Russiaa tothe Soviet _ - pam Embassy guard, Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKOV, to whom ‘eco he said he had visited the Embassy twodays earlier, od hse > Saturday, 28 September, He asked whether there had . been a reply to 2 telegram that the Consul with whom he Pe " had spoken, but whose name he could not recall, had an promised to send to Washington, OBYEDICOV had Le. attempted to establish the wwentity of the Gonaut with et - whom CSWALD had tax xed: iS ae : had beena daz - ut = 500, _ L - then it had probably bean OSI “OBYEDKOY, oe emai mere pu: ee ee . a> $ WARNING NOTICE | ‘ SENSITIVE SOURCES AND . ony FADS FRAPS Rrersy 1 tf ' me ne Lo OF eo soe | REPREDUCTIO ==. [BH > Al | of | 4154
13-00000 | REPRODUCTION one oe we see ows after a check with Sovict Consular personnel, assured OSWALD the telegram had been @ scnt to Washington but no answer had been re ceived.’ The information was forwarded by. cable to CIA Headquarters the same day it was 8 received, Ze A file: check in Washington which is routine in these matters: revealed the possibility of an identity between the Lee OSWALD’. ‘who had spoken with OBYEDKOV, and presumably with KOSTIKOV, and the defector returnees, 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 1, to the Federalagencies whose jurisdictional interests had been established by a review of OSWALD's file; the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Depart- _# The GIA file on Lee Harvey OSWALD was opened on 9 Decomber 1960 to accommodate biographic information developed by CIA in response to an inquiry from the Department of State on a list of American defectors in Soviet Bloc countries. OSWALD's was among the names inthe list, The Department of State inquiry as dated 25 October 1960, An interim reply was given by Cla on 3 November 1960; a final repiy,. agn. 2.1; ‘November 1950, Usnti early October 1963 the contents«ef ths YOSWALD file held by CIA - consicted entircly of press matesig?®s and disasminations ‘received from the Department of State, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Navy Department, 7 Vat wel age a tee ae = . _ t SENSITIVE SOURCES AND } aes i" : THODS INVOLVED i oa ag Ee a . + gy ae eth Hy = .* GoM a bu, HE
tego eee seat mena = REPRODUCTION Paieatet “at as so fo. sITIVe cones. ETA 1ons | hits We vacut of of State, the Navy Departmonat, and the Immigration and Naturalization Servicc, A commont was included in the report oN ee Oh noting the likelihood that the aubject, Lee OSWALD, was wrobably identical with the. fozmer Marine who had defected to - the Soviet Union in. 1959. (The report disseminated by CIA in Washington: on. 10: Oétobes alse inciwicd @ physical description : ae of an tndividtial who was believed to have been the OSWALD who nad eSatacted t the Soviets in Mexico City, It was eubsequent~y established by investigation that the description did not pertain to OSWALD, ) | 4, Onthe same day, 10 Cctebor 1943, CIA Headquarters sent a lengthy cable summary to the Mexico City Station of the back ground inforrnation hela in the Headquarters! file on OSWALD, An instruction was included for the Mexico City : Station to pass the substance of its 9 Cctober report to the local | representatives of the same Federal departments and ¢ agencies that had been given the information in Washington, This instruction was immediately carried outs to this manner the we information on OSWALD!a contact with the Seviets on i Cctaber oy, by was passed in Mexico City to the Embassy, the FBI representative, . the Naval Attache, and to the office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, There were no requests from recizsnta of the report for further information or for follow-up investigation, ; : wt . = « WARING orn eu S. at 4 S| SENSITIVE SCURCES AND "METHODS INVOLVER a) pede: ome oe what ] i e7 “ee
} 13-00000 — OSWALD, SOQvia DURAN had told a nurmber of relativos and REPRODUCTION pROuIBITER 5. Atter the assassination cf President Kennedy and the arrest of Lec Harvey OSWALD, am intensive review of all available sources was undertaken: in Mexico City to dcterraine the purpose of OSWAED's visit. It was learned that OSWALD had aiso visited tho. Cuban Consulate ia Mexico City and had talked theve:with a clerk, a Mexican national, named Silvia DIBYAN.. After the assassination aad the publicity about Lee fxlonde' that she had talked to OSWALD about a Cuban visa. Silvia DURAN and hes husband, Hozasio DORAN Navarro, wera | ter cetained and questioned by the Mexican police frora 23 to 25 — November 1963. | & After giving some of the details of her own personal | Cares background ~ she is an adraitted Leftist sympathizer and had 7 aa foxrerly worked for the Mexican-Cuban Institute of Cultural | ~ eee Relations - Silvia DORAN said that when she fiat heard ofthe : / — death of Prasident Kennedy she had deen deprossed.and thought | ee the assassin must have been a maniac. When She ledrned that he was associated with the "Falr Play for Cuba Commaltteo" she did not believe it. Ee 7. She talsed about the sigg-to hor husband and when she heard the name of Lee OSWALD mentioned, she vecognizned it as OY NEY MH! oe octane @ \YARNING NOTICE | 2 bate bbe ® Bb cote ‘SENSITIVE SQ'’INTES AND - | : ie Soir: haat a
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED the man who had corne to the Consulate about two months before to gata visa to transit Cuba on dfs, way to the USSR. She sae he te yrealised that he had saideis. "wae maz vried to a Russian and that. ao he had belonged. ta” the! “Bair Play for Cuba" ; group. Shoe checked her file om: Sim ba the Consular archives and from the desciitive Be. data, she was sure its was the same man. He was short, blond, ‘poetly dressed and his face got red when he talked. He was denied a Cuban transit visa because he did not yet have a Soviet visa, and he was told to get the Soviet visa first, but it was noted that this would take about four months. She had asked thea Cuban ree Gonsul himself, ‘Euseblo AZGUE, to talk to OSWALD and they — had an argument when AZCUE = urged OSWALD to leave Moxico Instead of walting there. The Consul had phoned the Soviet Con~ Es, sulate and talked to the parson handling OSWALD's case, who Ser Dermennmannen had said it would take about four months to hear from Moscow | ~ _ 7 ; about the Sovict yisa. The same af ftexnoon, oswaip. had come | rn back again and she had told him the same thing. ‘Shggave ; o . ere OSWALD a slip of paper with hor 2 name. and | telephone number on } “ be tsa, ee did not t call back, she sald. essentially the same story, as he had previously heard it from his wife after the assassination. He had never had any personal FS contact with OSWALD. ote “tess AND fi . a oney | aa 7 AS Je Sey. a, “serra BRET 5 . t 4 ovonemseneeapatein bel a ; ¥ ny rn : 1 i j i i a | | 4
. RPE TTRS a, _— ate! on . - ® . id . ta we a eae WARHENG MOFUCE , rai iJ momma .% - 9, Silvia DURAN was reinterrogated by the Mexican police from 27 to 29 Noveraber but she did not change or add materially to her story about CSWALD. 10, It is known that the vban Ambassador in Mexico, aa Joaquin HERNANDEZ: Armac, reported on the detainment and interr ogation of Silvia DURAN by the Mexican authoritics, The Cubap Government sent the Messican Government a stiff note of &: pr ote which the Mexicans rejected, oven bar tl, . We are reliably informed that on 26 Deseenit the day after DURAN!s release, Cubaa President DORTICCS queried HERNANDEZ about his report, HERNANDEZ confirmed that there had been an altercation between CSWALD and Consul AZCUE, DORTICOS made a persictent but unsuccessful cffort Spe to determine from HERNANDEZ whethor the Mexican authorities - eitans _ had questioned Mz 5. DURAN about money, or thought that the Cubans had paid OSWALD money,. - 12, The CIA follow-up investigation produced the following confirmed resulta which have a a bearing on Ms Be DURANI's account: a. 27 September. Iaapid-afternocn, Silvia DURAN . infor med the Soviet Embass sh t that a male American citizen had requested a visa ta transit ‘Guba on his way to the on nbe . Pee Reins. NOTICE owe a - waa an
13-00000 gules ln Ohi caine gem on semeyegnattetteintn : <i hcatmemntetn tn +s: CEERI et tenn ane ~ oe Cie SHORES AT He OE OER oe | ee HERE, id vA eae 5 | a ane Tate Ae SES . wD ae mony Sovict Union, She e- desire d to know who the Amorican had talked with at the Sovict Consulatas Also, she indicated that the Cuban Consulate could grant him the visa and arrange immigration dotails if if the coucession of a Soviet visa were assured, Bay Z7 September, Pursuant to her inquiry, Silvia e ; ‘AN received 2 confirmotion from the Soviet Embassy that the American a had been to the USSR inetallarion, | He had shown them a ictter frora the Soviet Consulate in - Washington indicating that he had been long awaiting a visa for himself and his wife to go to the USSR, No answer had come from W ashington; however, the waiting period was sometimes four or five months, The American also had a letter att esting that he was a member of wtre. ao Cuban or wganiz zation but he had claimed that the Gubans would not give hiro a visa unless he had A sitendy received ‘a Russian visa, Although the American was still at the Cuban. Consulate, Silvia DURAN epedtea that she dould not give eae” him a transit visa a unlest a Soviet visa was forthcoming, notwithstanding the American's wish to go to Cuba to wait . orese sre SSE e- re vam ENetTVE S08 . +g BB Caan eb | MeTHoos “vO 7 * PAGE PIR OP Mt BD we eee See SLE de
13-00000 Military Attache in Mexico City. ‘He said he had been t to ee a Egan pre ae ° REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED there for his Soviet visa, According to DURAN, tho ca ee, Amorican knew no one in Cuba, and sho > intended to appropriately annotate the. American's s card, The Soviet official echoed-her statement that the Amorican was not Inown. — embcr, Silvia DURAN was again visited nN co o Q ce at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City by the American secking a Cuban transit visa, Mrs, DURAN contacted at ~ 4 least two members of the Soviet Embassy and facilitated =, . Y a direct conversation between one of the Soviets andthe — Ere aad . eee . American, Conver sing in poor Russian, the-American ' stated that he alrcady had been to the Soviet Consulate and bad loft an address, The Soviet official seplied that ns he was aware at that, The American suggested that ho a cecal had not known hia address then, and he had gone to thet : oe Cuban Embassy to ask for the address, becsusetficy had it, The American then acceded to the Soufet “atficialte invitation to come by and give them the address, d, il October, In raid aefigening an unidentified indivi idual, speaking br chen Rua cian, contacted the Soviet
13-00000 - i REPRODUCTION _— PROGIBITED WERE G20) soppMpe me ae ww twee . WAR EIT ue Re | § 2 ete ee nee MSTHODS Pes oLy Ep telegram to Washington:,, wa thers beenaraply? He ae was yefersed: to the: Gonowlan e for the information, | t = Sitatsy aad the Federal Bureau of investigation, Vy ‘oe % e, 1 October, See paragraph ] above for Lee etal OSWALD's contact with the Soviet Consulate. ener y ee Valoriy Visdissirovich KOSTIEZG i, 13. It is believed that the Soviet official with whom OSWALD dealt in Mexico City was Consular Attache Valeriy Viedimir ovich KOSTIXOV, born in Moscow, 17 March 1933, A photograph of KOSTIKOV is attached, In his letter of 9 November to the Soviet Consulate in + Washington, OSWALD ee “ el 9 cee eee ee a ne em emcee coe cee am SEE eee me eect enn tt Eee ee nee ieee memeeenees enema ce ae
13-Q0000, - REPRODUCTION PROWMBHTED * ro ,? ® an I ‘ : * ° some, ee een ce le mawe the ee et er toe . Pe at VPANCITE os ee a ¢ doow Bee matters, There is firm evidence for the conclusion that HOSTIKOV is a Soviet State Security (KGB) cificer, and the other four Consular eee as officers aro also known or sir ongly stspected to be Sovict Stata * a toe fe” Security personnel Bperving under: official cover, Tho State Security Service is the major of he Sovict intelligence services ard ‘it is oe ge, counmerintelligence and related matters a rad 2356 7%, + If must be clearly stated that Soviet intelligence and scour officers placed abroad under official cover normally are required to perform the routine and legitimate business demanded by the cover job in an embassy or consulate, 16, KOSTIXOV was first cpott ed as a XGB man because . of his travels around Mexico, his habitual association with known | a = KGB officers, aud because consuls, in Sovist practice, are | | bos: (17, KOSTIXOV is beloved to work f or Department Thirteen ” ae | of the First Chics Directorate of the KGB, It is the Depaitment i responsible £ for executive action, including scbotage and assassi-~ io nation, These funct ions sof the KGB are known wit thin the Service a itself as "Wet Auinirs! (mokryye dela dela}, The: Thirteenth Department oe headquarter 8, accerding to vorvegQiabis information, conducts. EE son, interviews or, ‘20 appropristo, file reviews en every fore ign — . oreo ew . . pete ae. an ’ poe ae meena: ae : . Ar APeaceee 5 Er frbere adhoc rt : 3 ote 4 oe Lar aa b yenpls ANDi: r . | ‘ Ror rive oun tary oo : epithe oF t Pomme iny op a “tees “METHODS. pie AOA ne Gone inte. % me remem ee ee ee Snecma vert we RR eT ee ae ame een ne ee tne meee te eee ce re ee ee ee ee mee
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWMBITED CENs: pee so military defector te the DOOR te study and to deter raine the possibility of utilicziag the defector in hia country of origin, ‘18 An intensive review of the filca of of our Mex ico City oon, ~ Station was undertaken immed iate telyrafte the ass2cgination to com) out any previous ty unreported information about KOSTIKOV's activit ° No usoftil new, ixformetion bearing on the assassination remnizee A 19. close observation wac maintained on the Sovict . od this effort, personnel, KCSTIKOV in particular, for days after 22 Noverabex, Nothing unusual or out-of~pattern waa noted in the activity or movements of the Soviet personnel, s 20. It is of pareathetic interest, however, that the Soviet Ambassador, when he made his cail of sympathy on the American , Spas Ambassador, 23 November, wag accompanied by two Tanking ieee a * inteligence officers who are in the Soviet installation under os whee € - a . diplomatic cover, One is known to be fsou the Stato Sccurity. ad Service and the other is an identified Soviet Gernal Staff oe “ae Intelligence (GRU) officer, _ ae ye TH, Monetary Payment to OSWALD = :Taveotigation of Ailege otion ee 2le Cn 26 November 1563 Gitberte ALVARADO Ugarte walked into the U.S. Embassy in young ? Nicaraguan named 4s mete Pats eere epee | sevsmTive SOA, “ES AND F, SHETHOOS BYRD ND fo 8 niall SES |
13-00000. . showed that OSWALD could not possibly have been in Meactcat ee ca en ny ne : ‘ fee wae o 3 as yore ape “1. REPRODUCTION 1 cette att mom Me:tico City and claimed ho had been inthe Cuban En Bs EX (ii HITT EB Mexico City on 18 September 1963 when a man he Inter recognized eons Seed oe tobe Lee OSWALD hed been piven $6, 500 in cash to kill someone, ALVARADO was known to CIA as a former informant of a Central merican rity vice o have been ad to penetrat A security ser and to have been used t netrate ; communist guerrilla groups, He said thot-he was in Mexico Poe ity sti orking for hi exvice, trying imaself accent ° City still working fo his sexvice, trying to get hizaself accepted by the Cubans as a communist so they would take him to Cuba for guerrilla training. ‘ATVARADO clearly was a trained intelligence a Lhe Be agenteding:] awas able te describe people and locations well, He ee “oa ao jones ‘. had apparently visited the Cuban Embassy and its Consular offices = on a number of occasions and he correctly identified aome twenty Cuban Ersbassy and Consular employees, 22, While intensive investivation in the United States City on 18 September (he was knowa to have been i in. New Crleans a —_ on both 17 and 19. September), intensive inter rogation failed to a ~ shake ALVARADO!s story. However » the. Central American _ ‘ —e service for which he claimed to be acting, “dented that he was stillworking for them. olde - os 7 P SEMSITI TIVE LES HINGES And 1 cE OOS jets D
13-00Q00- . ‘ : |. | i + 2 eos es Ut . 23, On28 November 1953, the Mexican police ¢ ALVARADO over for further interrogation, At first, persisted in his story, but oan 30 November he fimally admitted in a signed ‘statement that | he had fabricated the whole incident of secing OSWALD in the Cuban Coasulate being paid to kill somconc, 24, Once released mt aieeyer; ALVARADO promptly rotracted his confésaion,. Glaimine that it had been ex storied Sd a% under threat of extreme duress, ° 2B. - Under ordinary circumstances CIA would have dis« efarded this retraction, But because of the importance of solving the Pr oblem CIA } personnel continued the interr ozation er mes Sate bey fo ote a in close coordination with the FBI ALVARADO voluntarily agreed to a-lie detector examination, A CIA polygraph expert, assisted by an FBI special agent, req soationed ALVARADO and secured admissions that he must have been mistaken, The cu polygraph expert conciuded from the zesulta of his tests that’ ALVARADO had fabricated his story about OSWALD ta toto. 26. it should be noted that when. he £ fiz at told his story on 26 November, ALVARADO coud Bave ‘known from the Meszican pregs that oswAhtyj c nee p: 5 ies * “WARIEGS i. 7 aa 7 #130 - ectecrytes | SENSITIVE SSuaiis An Sng. PO METHOBS [Qvol [ VoD oo eee ~ wouuedt. . whet Lata . “ Bee be we oe . : eee a wr rr ee ate PS we hae % Sa ape ga neta Am tee eee mae BB ee ee
13-00000 .. . . “ae” ne vere in Mexico City, Also, he could bave heard the — thore that CSWALD had $5, 000 with him wheu he returned from phe nes a eae ae RY eee OF AEE Mexico to the United States. ALVARADO i has since Been deported by the Mexican authorities to his native Nicaragua: us y Nicarag | Attachment - photogr aph - qecwregese ge tates neem ome = ~ St lke tte tre ten be Or eee eeROENT NARI ves wb HERI RE Sad, ® bara oe wee -~ 7 come em me ne wn ee nm ame eee nh eee ee oe
SECRET REPRODUCTION e_ PROLIBITED 1. Four cards regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD e, Marina OSWALD (Watch List) REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED REPRODUCTION === PROMBITED —_—SEGRET
13-00000 . penne wae mie a om emcee on Le ete cet ; trypan . * i ee: . 9 Raven er 1959 vy . | Recent defector to the USSR. Fort wel i PS aa ty . i ae Pa . i | OSWALD, Lee Harvey WATCH: eal gerter , Minsk, USSR - | 1 Angaat, 1961 font SS 2.43 7 we cere se eee moons en naa ae tee eB eo va “gan DOB: 18 October 1939 eg POB: New Orleans, Louisiana ee a _ oh ne Defected to Russia 1959 .. - 17 August 1960 received thdeeirabie dischargé | from U. S. Marine:,Yorps, Reserve | Reportedly expresses adesire for return to the US certain conditions’ ” vader | - j tc i : r . as 2. he eect esha ry ete ceesestinentimnae et, OSWALD, Marina 26. Nov 63 oo “ | Box 2915 | CI/Project/RE > Dallas, Texas fais | a 7 Wife of late Lee. Harvey OSWALD. : es aadul- 63FA2U oe | 2 Porter [Morne ; ore : : to: i r. . ean = 0
13-00000 — REPRODUCTION : Po : A rial 4 SF a ” . . wh _f ..° ‘ o a ae Lie st. LO ¥ seo ~ 7 ® , - L i” seem ors : . ra er H sad ce 6 vO, 4 , we eee : * og i a an q e ; Le de 5 Reine N weslaeene Sanennvan ; . \ POFTFR Marina Prusxove“Oswald 29Junel965 _ — mt Box 2915 ¥ _ CI /Proj/PH Fos te Dalles, Texas ot [ oa - 3 t ss0 com eoeey oie - ee ST ENT ETS Subje&t is the wife of the late Lee Harvey OS.iALD; recently married to Kenneth Jess PORTER, 27 year old. Texan; electronics technician. They were married i in early June 1965 in Fate, Texas. , on - a ws : * z ! a ny { . ° . fa) a 1 . 3. 4B ‘ ts hee ’ ’ ave ‘ r . a) ra a - ® aye ° wot ox PN e e »
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWMEITED 1. Blind Memorandum, dated 27 November 1963; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. . r SESRET TABLE OF CONTENTS 2. Transcript of. telephone conversation between O'NEAL and PAPICH at 0915 on 27 November 1963. REPRODU u REPRODUCTION — seep —PROEITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED N o~ , ( ™ =» 8 eee 2T Noveaber 1963 SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD . | At 0915 hours on 27 November, Mr. Papich, FaI Liaison Officer, called an to furnish in part such intorsetion (BS. as been able to acquire concern- pay ‘ AS al ‘ AAS) g the requests PRCWy ‘gpd Yeletype DIR 64951 on 25 November. AAA W\ H Peano We WAN } on With reference toa %, at 7 h ch relate to the extent of = i { information which oe cbse from OSWALD prior to his death, ~. Mr. Papich advised that RA is informed by the police (see notes) With reference to paragraph E, which deals with the question of when the Subject left New Orleans and the identifying background information concern- ingf 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 mstter and he may have some information today. Mr. Papich was advised that the Bureau is working on a matter of any ‘information concerning the wife's a the Soviet Embe ssy in Yashington about visas to retura tethesse Souiet Union. ‘He also stated that Gea a3 the wife is being mene os aye were put in para PF of the 4 CR) WV mentioned teletype{)) fe Rega dvesed. oo a receive subsequently a teletype response \ h Ao me know at this stage what he had. Mr. Papich emphasize that there are all kiads of reports ecming in from all kinds of sources - "everybody except the North Pole.” He felt that all of us have to keep our feet on the groud. He mentioned that a ‘report is being prepared by the Bureau and it was hoped that it could be gotten out today and delivered to hee Katzenbach after which there would “be a decisicn made. as to whether it would be publicized and. this decision would be made by the President. “Birch D. O'Heal c/cr/siIc 6001724 - . - - mo . - - : of 6 7 ; AGE if nEPROOUCTION = rH PROGIGITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ‘Teleghone Coaversation oetween Mr. O'Neal and Mr. Papich at ¢ 0915 Loy 27 November 1963 wan ; — | Mr. Papich: On questions A, B, CG, D- he was not) questioned on any of those. we have been sold the golice-Aftn pend we finally got aceess to hin and with the time ging 0 ore pUpots thesis ve , qbestioned why the assassisation ct and such, so thosa: gis ones Gaver covered. Ve weren't given . avn a authority to move in wot 2 riday so those questions were not covered. With regard to Ee - nies}, Paine, etc., we are working on that. _F - we have some information for you on that indicating communication —~ | between him and the Embassy up there. “The wife is being interrogated. I don't kmow if that took place yésterd: or is still going on. You are getting a teletype answer on that. I am . , just giving you a preview. ae . CaN OnE EES wit With regard to that, Nicaraguan* 6 , allegations that the man was in the Cuban Embassy on 15 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 BY We do know he vas in <- ee I may even have some later sagqetenonte eame in during the nignt - As you know, he was in ee Ge when the family left. “Me, O'Neal: He left there the ‘sane Sas AN ae ; wo ‘ Aw Whe H Pp 3 He was seen othe SAG e landlady said he skipped during the night. He was last seen by the ranaiaay Seeds Now we have imalgration records showing him entering Mexico on the 26th which very strongly suggests that he was not in Mexico on the 18th. ‘What we are trying to find out is where he was every single day - ‘the 25th > 2uth, and all the way back. I think the Nicaraguan story is fabricated | myself. |  REPRODUGE cia ie -PROSIBITED <a en ac  a s an  ee— aan, 5 pa ee rt oe ne TED ran ce te me ge ON, A =m i = eens RS tee cm ee
1,3-00000 _ REPRODUCTION Sg PRONIBYTED Page 2 of telephone conversation Papich-O'Neal 27 Nov 63 O'n: c~] O'N: O'N: = cmmnrerer = a O'n: P: O'R: Hicaraguans. Well, that will be run a out anyway but it doesn't look goed. | It looks like it but I guess it has to be rug cut completely. I understand he is not a very credible source and was dumped by the Bear in mind that on the oon 2e\Gn Saat broke and he skipped out. SS oe Cf course he may have ‘ rR “but xe we ‘don't know. , AS You don't have ties Ww poten <o that he had money? - | ) ‘ my On the contra WY wag DERM ah will all shape up quite accurately JS WO in the next couple of aay. 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 - Wo, I'll let them take their 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 probably going to try to finish that today. I understand once it is finished KUTZENBACK a, : takes it. Kutzenbach will take it ana confer with committed agencies and a determination will be made as to whether it will be made public or not. I guess the President will decide that.. ss ow” We are doing a report ‘and we wil eyes =~ a memorandum on that sonmetine AN . today. You will be over" here oar 2 ee nm? Very definitely. a ae Wor \ id DY We will give it to You sy will mention it to you now. There is a Dr. Jose Giullermo Agui re of Mexico who has told a story to a USIA officer on 26 November that a Marie Rodrigues de Lopex, widow of Lopez, - had a son-in-law of hers who Lives in New Orleans and was well acquainted. ieee . ummm + wee ee 2 Oo 7 oper 2 ot LS. . ON 7 — CECRETD - 7 tort foe sce gene conan mee CG nee cc an ee ene ie oa ne Re eee ee ee
13-00000 PROLIBITED Page 3 with CSWALD. The son-in-law is a Cuban ; enenQ Nears g suez who Lived at 212 Jefferson Se Parisno. That sounds like an incomplete \adany =: i Papicn: That's a county. ae a . SS ; O'R: His telesnone a ey ; Coast and this Rodriguez ARITESTO runs a ae \ AC ‘ Spanish language school and ts N GAO. according to Maria Rodriguez, her - conversations son-in-law has taped cenversséens-with OSWALD. ~ Papich: That might be referring to - there is a tazed conversation - it's been on the air and has been publicized. There was a . __who did interview him on or about the time he was arrested. In fact the transcript of that interview appeared in a newspaper there the other day. a Tais 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 — down there just went nuts. This will all a It would be premature to move co SS so quickly on that angle. . Wy wees: sla find | Orn: It mignt have been all. Ee eS ae would find other ccnfirming stuff. 6) wy ~~ . Papich: We have still ASRS Weve and investigate it but that Ambassador down there - I en \Y from everybody but the Horth Pole on it. If you let yourself go you will o orbit. oO . REPRODUCTION sag, IH PROHIBITED a caer ein eens en ne gree ee, ae ee Tce eee nt me mee fe ttn ee AAO = een NY Dit seme = come meta om Geo
13-00000 Papicn: O'N: - Papich: O'N: Papich: O'N: a se : Sr ANN I am not ee ee me elements. NWS ri ‘REPRODUCTION ss ROUTED eta + teeth esteetettte setementtnntreretttritttee tere ° r may find in our files here - I xe ne Soe think I can faint aa ae uo with the same analysis - that is the Qe o or t feu Sit he is in the 13th Department. ARN Woe Both you ana ‘we we ag Qedeaatson that KOSTYKOV is connected with the L3th Dept in KGE. On the basis of an analysis isn't it? I think so. Is that all you have - the basis of an analysis - or do you have anything more specific which would pinpoint him as being a menber of that dept.7? I think that. all stems from | Fl oeyer), Yes and Pete is familiar with eretetion. All I can do is to eall Pete. THe The boss has asked that auestieg ens want to have that all right. I think we sent a thing a’ eG s you on that - I believe there was a aN we \ CSCI on that. Jola me to it ~ I will check on it. No, keep it Dy brief and very simple. 061527 PROGIBITED * * eer aggneenen - megnenige rae eC ne Mee Sp ORT eo Se erent nena ee STE SFETEE
13-00000 | ; REPRODUCTION SEORET PROMIBITED 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. ‘PROMBITED NEPRODUCTION SET
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13-00000 . ( ca , REPRODUCTION OO PROLIBITED HP asks LUIGA if she has heart the atest. soa Jind LUISA, ina joking tone says, “oN MN AN \ “Yes, of course, I peas Defers KRREDY". HY smiles end comments that is Ser very bad; that at Mirst 44 had been one of ths reactionary extremists who were against integration and that, but 1t seems tint they apprehended a type who is nothing more than the president of one of the comittees of the Fair Play for — Cuba. LUISA: That she knew this also. HP; That nothing has been confirmed yst, - wut it seems..sthat the ona who did it, wad “coany, Independently of the fact that this could have been said about ENED:  tetvan th the international.c enditions and the internal. conditicns of the hited’ Statean WISA: And externally, ar aaa aww z AO , principally. HP: That's FeKD Le & Getepasitionaiy...tt seemed quite affected. ee , witha chenge of President or sonething of that soxt; above all, that...LUISA: Interrupts and asks if it was a gringo that killed hin end HP says yes, but seid that he had been in Russia, and that he wanted to become s Russian citizen, tut Russia bad not wanted to nationalize hin... LUISA is surprised end says “Listen ~ they really imow things therei” HF: Yes; that he Imows Russian very well and besides this type had ge vith Flael's forces to the Sierra, or wanted to go, sometnscS Die that - who knows how Pr was. LUISA: Pretty serious. HF: Qutte a wits Che! sake nat else she has leamed and LUISA says just about that, ‘thet taf tenen ve. 7 He: That it's ell very bad, ‘that Faw with sone friends amg, commenting on on, << the Revista Politica Ge tag, este out, when someone cane and gave them the © | news; that he ves surprised. thought he was joking. DOTSAs That she had been Looking et the wasnzine, that the conrade had brought it t6 her...HP:° That ) "mee | ~
—_ REPRODUCTION bis friend comrented that a Mexican fad 2 tea hin, that suddenly he had realized. cm that the United, States had tela Tela jon carts or revenge Icilled the President; that it was all a sone they “ eb boliere ie until he told thea to turn on the redio; that's what ‘So Ss, learned ebout it; that the lest he had . heard, a moment BO, was sree type is one. OsUALD, that dt is belteved thet this is the one, tut he has not confessed anything.. . LUISA Bit they already imow that he speaks Russias and belongs tq the Pro-Guba Comittee; that they already know that he wanted to pat tooalize.} Himself, but he has not confessed. EF says she is right, adding thes “ae: soda a2 at they tried to find some let's say solution from him, ese. LEEK at So Ecing him to walt a minute, asks him to goon. EF: “We Sipe sede etal teen or «= had seemed. ..public or had been rN one of the segregniionists ogutiet integration who hed killed Kennedy, then thers was, let's Bay», the possibility that « sort of civil. var woul arise in the United States; that contradictions vould te\gharpened, the critical situation the country is going through, then wa wre “commenting here, that they found a resolu- tion in this types no? Nore serene. they wii. find it or it was trus,who NON knows; let's see what beG@pena>” LUESA SA an epiies and asks whst will lappen. HP: Ne? ass Res Who knows. LUISA: Tandy ox cs three and now, that makes three (she aught). Hy: I think that it will be the tonic of the day at thst party of SILVIA's. LUISA: They suspended it because they could not go. HF asks vhy, end LUISA says that after they can say that ve are cbieie the death of KENNEDY, then we " gpoke vith SYLVIA end she agreed to susjiand.St and leave it until next week, but tt will not coincide with the Dural {Ge pe Laughs)", | EF: “That’has to be taken into ~~ . aecount. LUISA: That it wines after the mourning and all of that nonsense.
13-00000 . . ~ REPRODUCTION PRED she plans to move scatniSue Dee of the doctor - (Penale). HP asks if they know everything now, end LUISA Sey3 yes, art doesn't know how the thing is, or if they will have to stay in the eubassy, hovever believes tat today it will not be ‘possible, because everyone has gone to the stnort ‘ena the eabessy has no CBR, however, possibly tomerraw morning instead oF going to the study circle, she will ow move. EP: Then he will call her tasorroy. ABUISAt To try the embassy or at the house, since if they will not easy a the babar, she WiLL go hone © where she will oy a oS be at about 10. HF accents er
13-00000 . ( — i. oo, erm oS or M 2h, L 2 an 1556 - 198%. ES NS SS he. 002, Entrada.-'NICO pregunta por ROLANDO y NILDA informa -- que estd abajo, prezgunta si quiere que lo Ilame y NICO dice que si. Luego NILDA. com NELA (empiezan a hablar en ~~ ib el niimero 017). NELDAr gue le diga a NICO “ue parece que ROLANDO salié un moxiiaté a j@\ealle, pero. que regresa en se guida. wang Geasiba de dar el recado ‘a NICO, dice yue- era para in acie “qué tenta los paquetes des... y que su-— plera que ASA llevar GUILLERHO. NILDA: que le-- pregunte si ya ons envueltos. | NELA asi lo hace y con- testa que sf. ' NILDAsyue esta bueno.- 029.- 029. Salida al 45- 91-21-1632. ~ NICO solicita hablar con =~ el Sr. CARMONA. NP Af inBorma que ya le tiene su. juezo- de juntas, pero na téenen - los anillos. ; , Lues Zo On. FELIX con NICO (ompienmi a Babiades 3 el niim. 073) para indicarle ~— GEN wo OS yue ya tiene freperadad’ 259 juntas, que anillos no tiene y~ * el numero fev oreaeeC te ta nota no encuentra que pieza es = porque no viene ‘@a\e1 catdlogo. NICOsque mandard pregun tar alld para que le digan que cosa es eso;que pasard a re- coger las juntas; pregunta si hay posibilidad de conseguir- el juego de anillos y FELIX dice que sf, que los puede con- seguir en Dr.Lucio 8 y les diga que va de su parte. NICO toma nota y acepta.- 085,.- 689. para La Habana unite a 5 dias, por ‘lo ) que ya -- habrd noticigécpara Ste , Or re a todos os a1 ‘ > en ie ee Tee Oo ee ne a ada
—_ REPRODUCTION v2 C.M24.-22 nov.63).- 101. Entrada 1250: nta a LUISA si ya sabe la Ulti- ma niet an So? teré cage es aja KENNEDY" , HF sonrfe y canenta que - eso esta oan sort ‘de burla, dice "si, claro, me en- oe) sae en principio pensaren yue habia sido - uno de los ox veniatas reaccionarios que estaban en contra~ de la integracién y eso, pero parece que aprehendieron aun tipo que es nada mds quc el presidente de uno de los comités del trato Limpio eon Muba. LVISAsque de eso también ya se enteré. HP rue tédiiyta no confirman nada, pero pa-~ FECEeseeo TUE el que /40. “hays hecho, estaba loco, indepen--~— dientemente’ "de quer mu bien podia desvidrsele eso a KENNEDY "digamos en 1as@soudiesvnes Internacionales y las condiciones oO xQOoy : MAF : SS internas aeqaesrion Untsee, PUCBeeoe™ LUISA: y externa we © X> ee mis, princip co . HF: por eso te digo en lo Inter- nacional .... se odia ver bastante afectada yY no pueden -- sufrir un gran cambio, con un cambio de Presidente 6 con una cosa de ese tipo; sobre todo GUC soos LUISA Lo interrum pe y pregunta si era gringo el que lo maté y HF indica que - si, pero dijo que ‘habfa estado en Rusia, que querfa naciona ligarse fuser pero que Tuasé’ no le habfa querido dar la na- ~ LUISA se eorprende y di "oye, -— sarae { cofio ft ". HF: que sf; que sabe NS ‘biém.y: due ademds éste tipo habia ido con Wa ~~ ’ las fuerzas\, 7 S@ la sierra, 6 querfa ir, algo asi, -- remiriet quien sabe como. \. como estaria la cosa. — IDITSA:que = grave. HF: bastante;pregunta qué mds ha sabido por ahi- y LUISA dice que casi precisamente eso, que hace rato se en teraron y ya estdn..... cQeF: que est&é muy mal eso% que - estaba comiendo con unos amigos y comentando la Revista Po 1itic, yla cual ya exisd, “ous o uno Llegé y les dié la -- & ~ noticia; que é1 re Rerng Ry mrs que los estaba vaci-- lando.. LUI aw espivo nirando la revista, pues - : “ADS. .  precisamentr « < Jompafiero..... ' HF sue su --— pera a | ee , ae se : _— : an - 2m wnmberte * “ a erro vee ee to em Ce a ee ee ate pe remanence _
13-00000 e REPRODUCTION (7c. M24,-22 nov.63).- amigo comenté ques. ‘hatte, matado un’ mexicano que de repente on . a, aon SANS se habia dadp.@uenta ae: Re Estados Unidos nos habian qui- So , tado Texad ¥ ‘por yengand maté al Presidente; gue todo fué— SN broma, pige”no:e ereian hasta que les digo que prendieran- el radio; que sk Lo hicieron y ahi se enteraron; que lo -- ltimo yue acaba de escuchar hace un momentito, es que ese~- tipe es un tal OSWALD, que se creé que éste sea, pero no ha econfesado nadaes. _ LUISA: pero que ya saben que habl,, ruso y que pertenece al Comité pro-Cuba; que ya saben que — el tipo queria nacionalizarse, pero el tipo no ha confesado,. HF le d& la razén, agrez aN que podrfa ser que trataran de encontrar digamos una Keluet én de ese tipo, DOFQUS + oo ore LUISA después de pedisie qe” se espere. un momentico, pide -~ que Le eS ran BF: “negtxas’ pensamos que si acaso hubiera sido 6 si 6, Barada eee piblica 6 que habfa sido uno ~- de los * ee Sistas é en contra de la integracién Loz - que ees a KENNEDY, entonces habia di gamos, po- sibkklidad de que surgiera una especie de lucha civil. 6 gue-_ rra civil en Estados Unidos; digamos que se agudisaran ma s— las contradicciones, la sitaacién erftica por la que pasa - el pais, enteonces estabamos cowentando aqui, que encontraran una resolucién de ese tipe o?, ya mas internacional ; é _ lo van a encontrar 6 fué wto, quien sabe; pues vamos a = ver que pasa. Ts. vdonzde y pregunta qué pasaré. - a om N HF: yguien sabe. Go TB SS rate, uno, dos, ‘tres y ya,- ya son tres ere fF aud bastaros fe HF: yo creo que - N65 va a ser el eel dea e ahora en la fiesta esa de SILVIA. | LUISA: que la suspé Giron porque. ellos no podian ir. ie HP pregunta por qué y LUISA dice tpara que des;ués digan -. queestamos celebrando la muerte de KENNEDY, entonces hablamos con SILVIX y ésta aceptd susponderla -y dejarla para la sema na que viene, pero que no coigeid’, con el entierro (se rife)", “Oo HF: que hay que tener en cuenta S50. LUISA: que | sera. - >. : iedas\esas porquerias. - NO a tof, vi Kedar ahora. y LVISA comenta "me tee eee . + Ream ae osarementn om Reem enmneertnaetste : PACE _T__ ot 8.
13-00000 NO - os - es a >” REPRODUCTICA rr we que ahora piensa adarse. wa. voont para la casa de la doc- inte’ EQ, = que si, nor Babar Soaie esté la cosa é sii se tendran que- Fae \S oe sin embargo creé que hoy no serd -- todo mundo fué para el aeropuerto y no -_ tora. HE G a A whi ya saben todo y LUISA indica quedar en 1 posible, porque y tiene coche en la embajada, sin embargo posiblemente mafiana en la mafiana en vez de ir al cireulo de estudios, se mudard. HF:que entonces le hablard mafiana . UvISAsyue la procure en la embajada 6 en la casa, ya. que sino se quecdan en la--— emba jada, se irda para su & aX. ‘en donde estard como a las - 10. HF scertas- 1256 one! or ow 173. ‘Entrada 22a ona esate por URBIETA y LUISA des- | pués de seAE : . SN WO? GRBIETA le dijo SS Secordaba cual era su asunto y no -- sabia su teléfono. DURAN: que no tiene su teléfono,p pues unicamente tiene su direccién. LUISA pregunta ecudl es- su asunto y DURAN dice que es sobre el Hineral de RUTILO -- de parte del Ing.MONROY. LUISAsque liame mafiana, - DURAN acepta.- 184.-. 188, | M.- “COPY 3. —_—
13-00000 10. li. 12. 13. 14, 15. 16. 17. REPRODUCTION SECRET REPRODUCTION Transcript _of telephone call to Soviet Embassy cep Transcript i TT Soviet Embassy BY H)ferepnone call to = at 1037 hours on Translation of telephone call from Soviet Consulate to Cuban Consulate at 1626 hours on 27 September 1963. transcript Soviet Consulate 27 September 1963. Transcript | (in Spanish) of above telephone call. Translation of telephone call from Cuban Con- sulate to Soviet Consulate at 1605 hours on 27 September 1963. Transcript (in Spanish) of above telephone call. Summary of telephone call made by Silvia DURAN to Soviet Consulate at 1151 hours on 28 Septem- ber 1963. Transcript (in Spanish and English) of above telephone call. Telephone call made by Lee OSWALD to Soviet Consulate on 1 October 1963. MEXI-6344 (IN 38854), 1 October 1963. DIR-72527, 1 October 1963. MEXI-6453, 8 October 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 5-1A] ” (from Mexico City File) DIR-74830, 10 October 1963 [FOIA No. 7-2] MEXI-7055, 25 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 89-33] (from Mexico City File) Cover sheet. included NAYES -srNleP MOQUIC TION, sca of FOIA 1-573] Cover sheet included (from Mexico Ciiy vRile) PROFITED MEXI-7067, [duplicate of FOIA No. 24-54] Cover Sheet included (from Mexico City File) | SET PROGIBITED
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PROMIBITED Toes 1304 - _ . “| ORG: 4... CHOADEN | Te CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: 26 NOVEMBER 1963. | “sTRs COMMO | SECRET | FILE pg593 S| : CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION GPIDEAL P ut rN a ilhertan ALVARADO P| :| | DEFERRED PRIORITY BANS meen i OPERA ONY INITIALS | | ROUTINE IMMEDDATES |S | | 1 et S WOK an. Ne y) 7 na) ¢  INRGO!S CITE & | RYBAT SN SS \2 SS | 1. AT THIS MOMENT STATION OFFICER AND LOCAL SECURITY | OFFICER (WHOM HE CONTACTED) ARE INTERVIEWING NICARAGUAN | WHO CLAIMS THAT ON 18 SEPTEMBER HE SAW LEE OSWALD RECEIVE SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN MEETING INSIDE CUBAN | 2. REQUEST MANA AND DIR ‘ADVISE MEXI OPIM ANY TRACES a GILBERTO ALVARADO; BORN 3 31 JAN 1940 CIUDAD RAMA, CELAYA, . NICARAGUA, CLAIMS HE AWAITING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTATION _ PRIOR RECEIVING SABOTAGE TRAINING CUBA, SAYS JUAN LORILLO, — ‘ROLAN ALVARADO AND CARLOS FONSECA AMADOR ARE MEMBERS HIS: © oj | (COMMUNIST ?) ORGANIZATION NICARAGUA, — oO aa END FO MSG” ; pone , COORDINATING OFFICERS _ AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER ' OUTGOING eax ; 7 - . ae — are a
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i R FORM 303 95-87: . . eos ay J CLASSIFIED MES AGE ACTION: , Wi DATE: DEFERRED _ ROUTINE TO ANFO CITE, “ WAVE $149 “MEX DIR , ‘Mex a TT NGSER (te ODFOAM ADVISED WAVE THAT PHONE CALL FROM ONE , JOSE SAN ANTONIO | Hacks MEXICO CITY (PHONE 186334) TO DRe. EMILI MIAMI, WAS MONITORED 24 NOVEMBER 63. "CONVERSATION WAS IN SPANISH AND GIST OF IT IS: PLAN OF CASTRO CARRIED: FORWARD, BOBBY IS NEXT. SOON THE ATOMIC BONES WILL RAIN AND) THEY WILL NOT KNOW FROM WHERE. 2. . WAVE TRACES NUNEZ REVEALS. WE SUBJECT 201-312304. CABACAs HOWEVER, AMoT-2 ADVISED CABACA IS PROBABLY JOSE . ANTONIO ABARGAKISAINZ , DPOB CIRCA 1918 PROVINCE LAS VILLAS, CUBA. | CURRENTLY RESIDES MEXICO CITY, PO BOX 3000 AND HAS. SAME PHONE “NOs PARA 1 ABOVEe HE IS NOW OCCUPIED WITH OBTAINING MEXICAN VISAS FOR PERSONS DESIRING LEAVE CUBA. HE IS PRONOUNCED BATISTIANO AND RIGHTIST WITH TLES TO BATISTA. GROUPS IN U.S» AND HEADS THE -ALIANZA PARA EL PROGRESS DE AMERICA~ “3e LOCAL ODFOAM BEING INFORMED. RE PARA 2 INFO. bef OF O{-S72 ® e . : : : . rs . . Freres ee emer nrmeenpe meneame CNet GE PEER EK RA ET TO o , : tee . . . 25/2335 SEGR C Be Heaton . INCOMING 7 REPRODUCTION | cours a |
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1304. , sO ‘ (4) Held ( ; ( SRG a. M, CHOADEN . . ts CLASSIFIED MEssace DATE: 25 NOVEMBER 1963 | iSTRt ~=COMMO FILE: Cp~3593> ¥| * CHRONO (DUMMY) GPIDEAL —“TNUMBER | ‘ DEFERRED ROUTINE 7 | 7 MMEDIATE DIR INFO, OnE ext aE RYBAT os 1. MEXI DAILY "EXCELSIOR" OF 25 NOV IMPLYING own INVESTIGATIONS | RAN STORY DESCRIBING OSWLAD TREE FO ‘MEXICO 26 SEPTEMBER THRU 3 OCTOBER, CROSSED BORDER. AT LAREDO. VISITED CUBAN EMBASSY cman es onus eae ae" 27 SEPT AND NEXT DAY WENT TO. SOVIET EMBASSY. PURPOSE ALLEGEDLY WAS TO OBTAIN VIS Go SOVIET UNION. THIS NOT OUR LEAK - CANNOT ELIMINATE GOBERNACION AS SOURCE. - . # gt gre Btw ep eaconee 10 "2. FYI: PRESUME HOS 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 IF THEY ARE AIDING TERRORIST PLANS TO ECIMINATE THE CUBAN LEADERS, | | Qe THEY THEMSELVES WILL NOT BE SAFE," 3. PARA ONE STORY WENT OUT ON AP TODAY. Pg -_ a ore cee te nore ntemtetseme ay te sing Prine: mete te mit Bre BY . e . . ‘ . . * " . . . an , , | END OF MSG Os be . 7 — ; : COORDINATING OFFICERS : . . CUTGOING Pane) a — ; Ase ber 2 | rn ee orem :