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jUBJECI: LEE HENRY OSWALD

1. ON 1 OCTOBER 1963 A RELIABLE AND SENSITIVE SOURCE

IN MEXICO REPORTED THAT AN AMERICAN MALE, WHO IDENTIFIED

$ 127206 112 i

LIMSELF AS LEE OSWALD, CONTACTED THE SOVIET EMBASSY'IN

MEXICO CITY INQUIRING WHETHER THE EMBASSY RASGRECEIVED*

ANY NEUS CONCERNINE A TELEGRAM WHICH, HAD BEEN SENT TO'S PI

¿ASHINGTON. THE AMERICAN WAS DESCRIBED AS APPROXIMATELT

55 YEARS OLD, WITH AN ATHLETIC BUILD, ABOUT SIX FEET TALL,

WITH A RECEDING HAIRLINE.

PRETEN ERO A OSAL MAY BE SENTICAL TO LEE

DEC" 1 2915.

Ост. 38 1963

FBER PETAGENCY " t remanato your sequent end is not for dissomi

oniti: crone m0190t in disclosce to suctioned persoir

nel alcil the ex-res coproval of lic d'ül.

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'aD AGENCY

HENRY OSWALD, BORN ON 18 OCTOBER 1939 IN NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,

A FORMER U.S. MARINE WHO DEFECTED TO THE SOVIET UNION IN

OCTOBER 1959 AND LATER MADE ARRANGEMENIS THROUGH THE UNITED

STATES EMBASSY IN MOSCOW TO RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES WITH

HIS RUSSIAN BORN WIFE, MARINA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA, AND THEIR

CHILD.

3. THE INFORMATION IN PARAGRAPH ONE IS BEING DISSEMINATED

TO YOUR REPRESE TATIVES IN MEXICO CITY. ANY FUFTHER INFORMATION

RECEIVED ON THIS SUBJECT WILL BE FURNISHED YOU. THIS INFORMATION

IS BEING MADE AVAILABLE TO THE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION

SERVICE.

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NAJIONAL

SECURITY

INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

CONFIDENTIAL

TRAL INTELLIGENCE AGE!

WASHINGTON 23, D.C.

RECEIVED 1.

MAY 2419011

FLA

TO

Director™

Federal Bureau of

Investigation

Attention: Hir. S. J. Papich

T3O1 : Deputy Director, Frapa pre

SUBJECT: Ramon B. CORTEZ

NO MAY

11969.

31

1. Reference 1s mado to your senorandum of 28 March 1961, forwarding

a report entitled "Antonio 8. FiORIERA Sandoval; Compania Iranscontinental,

Bat. " dated 15 liarch 1951.

2. In the above-nentioned report one Ramon B. COPIES was mentioned

as the president of the Transcontinental Company.

In April 1961 a fairly

reliable source reported the folloving Information on him:

Ramon B. CORTEZ. Pirat, come to Baba 1 1959 2144 a

M. SHEFARD (Im), concessionaire of the Capri Casino, and

was presented as the lawyer of a Texas concern interested

In investing in the casino.

Although the deal did not

naterialize, cortiz continued coring to Cuba every nonth.

During each visit he rarely left the hotel but was often

visited by members of the rebel army. He gave parties for

the officers,

to winich one officer acconpanied by three or

four coldiers always brought a movie projector.

(Tae

projector was never brought in through the lobby but always

by way of the cafeteria entrence.)

CORTEZ, according torother informants, 15 also a personal

Iriend of Ernesto

"Che, GuiVIRA and makes trips to the United

States and Canada to buy pieces of tanks and other naterials

as If they were for tiedco.

The goods are shipped to the

Transcontinental S.Ao, at Paseo de la Reforia fll4, Fiesloo

City, and then transmitted to Cuba.

CORtEZ carries both American and Hexdcan passports. fis

business are is entitled "Counselor at Lay and, in Spantshe

gives the address of liorelos 98 Despacho 204, Mexico, D.F.;

telephone 35-10-60 extension 250. The English card lists

5534 Druid Lase, Dallas, Texas; telephone FI-7-4081.

115-99401 -

Retr.;

87 din: 25 1961

ice. Dollies

max. City

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torter 1s also described as an elegant dresser, very

courteous and refined, and a big spender. Physically he

1s about 5'7", swartby, typically Hesdcan, wide-faced,

with projecting checkbones, and has a mustache and curly

hair.

CSCI-3/765,420

cos Immigration and llaturalization Service

1969

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FLOVED F. CENTRAL INTELICENCE AGENC

SEP 29 1532

WASHINGTON 25, Di C.

CIA SJP

28 SEP. 1961

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Director, Offles of Socurity

Departient of State

Attentlons i. Hillion O. Borrell

FRal 8 Doputy Dircctor, Plans

NATIONAL SECURITY INPORMATION

Unauthorized Diselosure

S03561: Transcartinental, Bal:

Sidiet to Criminal Sanctions

I usually relicale and hirbly sensitivo source has reported that

Ramar CorE", presliest of Iranscontinental, Salo, tich 13 Involval in

tarsalaient oi retorial frau the United states to Cuss and unici nos

has a sulaient being hold 1n liarican Castor:", en 2 Septesbor 19ú1 told

Bancono 11 tie fina, ballered to be lorenra Hutuls, the vice mesicant,

¿ão lives 1n "ylor, Teras, not to sarit that 1o had knoun tho ulitate

destination of tho shirent. The silpeat ariftnatod 1s los Anzeles,

Calliosis.

AFTE

2. Tho aboto Informatlos has ham glim 1e sha zuassy, siesdeo Clty.

3. Subject fim and 1ts o fleers have, proviously bsen of interest to

the Federal sureau of Investiration and tho iiration and icturalization

sorrice. Tils offico hes no adlitional identifiable Infor ation on siunses,

the vice iresident, tat 1t has fumistied the ebove tuo agencies a renant

sade arailable 1n loril 1251 fron a fairly Tollable courco on inna to cartabe....

the prosident.

This sorost, fonarded to CSCI=3/765,420, dated 23 liar Iul,

containa tho follorinz infomations

Razon B. COLTZ first case to Cute in 1958 with a tir. SHIPAID

(Ims), concassionaire al the Caprl Carino, end vas presertod es

tha lanycr. of a icres concom interested in intesting lo tho casino.

Although tho doal did not asterlallac, cOlliz continuod contar, to

Cubs ovory traith.

luring occa visit ho raroly loft tio hotal bat

•tas diten visited by nabers of the rebol any ilo lavo parties

for tho offscors, to which one officer accoranted by tiarco or four

Baldiers alimys brought a novio projoctor. (Ino projector las

sever brougit in through the lobby but allays by kay of the caletoria

entranco.)

CORTEZ,

secondar, to othor Inforanto, 1s also a personal friead

of Ernesto

"no"NiViRA and raies trlos to the Urited Statos and

for ilaxico...

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coRtez carries both Arerican and l'ordcan pressorts. 14l

banincis card 1o chitled "icusclor at lair" and, in inentch

diacs tie ariness of coralos i dogecho all, jerico, Doos •

elopiano 31109 colosslair tea.

Tio Inglish card lists

5534 Dould Lano, Dallas, Terass tolerano I'Lo? 44d1.

Cool 1s also doseribed as an elegant dresser, very courteous

and refined, end a biz spender. Pisically ha 1o about 5º 7",

typieally letten, vico-laced, with projocting checkbonos, and

bas a pastecho and curly hair.

do A anally raliable source also soported that corles, carryina passport

Ho, 21955, bad left tosco city for liabana on 23 tay 1961 to particizato in

the tey Doy caloiration es a guost of the Cuba Government. (63, (5-3/474,022.)

C36I-3/757,356

Podoral duren of Invistication

BurBau of Internatiosal I50.I0n3

Imigration and laturalliation serrico

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WASHINGTON, D:C. 20505

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

• 1O:

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

jacention: Ir. S. J. Papich

FROM:

pept Director- Plans for

•SUBJECT: "COPIEZ Buenrostro, Ramon

"BUES ROSTRO Cortez, Raymond)

1K2:

-BUENROSTRO Cortes, Ramon.

aka: & CORTES, Ramon 3.

aka: iL CORTEZ, Ramon B.

7 JAI: 1964

11971

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Reference is made to the request received 30

December 1963 from Mr. Papich concerning Subject and

the information contained in CS-3/474,022, dated 10 say

The source of the cited report

is no longer

guailable lor luterview; humever, numerous references

in the files indicate BUENROSTRO and CORTES are identical.

The following additional information is forwarded for your

possible interest.

• report, dated 17 Harch 1951, received frOw a

source of unknown reliability, states that Ramon B. CORTS",

who then was in Cuba, was president of Transcontinental,

S.A., in Mexico and vice-president of the firm in California.

•Transcontinental S.A.,

located at Morelos. 98, Despacho 204,

Mexico, D.F., had nade four shipments in February 1961 of

spare parts and truck accessories to the Cuban Bank of

Foreign Commerce for the Cuban Ministry of Armed Forces.

Two additicnal shipments in the amount of $29,505.02 (US)

and $4,000 (US) were made in barch.

Some of the material

was acquired in the United States and re-shipped without

going througk Mexican customs. Cubana Airlines had assisted

In handling the shipments.

carded information, based on an unascribed report,

Indicates that an automobile bearing Florida license 1WW-12379

vas seen in front of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City on 23

March 1961.

It was later ascertained that the above license

was registered to raymoud Buenrostro cortez, born st august

1918 at Dallas, Texas,

and a former Guatemalan Consul in

Florida.

In Hay 1961, he was belleved to be in Dallas.

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Carded information from a report dated 17 May

1961, from a fairly reliable source, indicates Subject

• was in contact through cables with Lic. Ignacio HERNANDEZ

(probably IgnacIo ACRNANDEZ Garcia, secretary and manager

of Transcontinental, S.A.) who was at the Fotel Capri In

¡avana, Cubas

HERNANDEZ and Subject, also considered a

frequent

visitor to Cuba, reportedly had contact with high

government officials there.

B. A usually reliable source has reported a conversation

on 25 October 1961 between Subject and Ignacio HERNANDEZ

about the possibilities of re-shipping goods to Cuba througn

Brazil. HERNANDEZ said that Ruben SUAREZ Y Alvarez, representative

1n Mexico of the Cuban Bank of Foreign Connerce, would go to

Brazil about 4 November to study the situation there.

SUArEZ thought it worthwhile, they might send a shipment large

enough to merit the transport price through Brazil.

6. For additional information concerning Subject and

ranscontinental, S.A., you are referred to the Department

"Oi siäit iús unnesuus

¿espaiches dated isoz,

from the

American

Embassy in Mexico.

You are further referred to the following

disseminations:

CSCI-3/765,420', dated 23 May 1961, subject:

Ramon B. CORTEZ; CSCI-3/767,365, dated 28 September 1961,

Trauscontinental, S.h.; CS-3/489,621, dated 12

subject:

ictivities of Transcontinental, S.A.i

Shinment o

United States l'aterials to Mexican Firm Involved In Trans-

Baipments to Cuba; TDCS-3/500,833, dated 2 February 1901,

subject:

Closing of Transcontinental, S.A., A Mexican Firm

Transshipping Goods to Cuha; CS-3/503,249, dated 6 March 1962,

subject:

Transcontinental

s.d.

Transshipments

to Cuba; es-3/503,896,

"lexican Firm Engaged in

dated 6 March 1902,

subject:

Lorenzo L. Saunders, Vice-President, Transcontinental,

8.4.

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PATIAL INTO LIOTICE ARESiL

has this a not to teton, The

COUNTRY

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1121 tary d'uraciia

to Spara

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DATE DISTR.

NO. PAGES

REFERENCES

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SOUSCE EVALUAi:ONS ALE DEFESTIVE.

APPRAISAL CF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.

OURCE:

Cuian bundnestman with good DR cortecto (C).

ppraical of Content: 3.

a??.

1i. Por to Mo expointont to tha port of Ochan Hulllary Alticis to Brais

Les uotion orus tbo present slittlin la cubr.

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07:909

ATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanction

1.

Source Coment.

The other three leaders are Paure Crosunt Yadiavilla,

canvander of the IR; Jose Aluerto lepin: MARANdO Purales; and Fau

DISZ Arguelles.

"CUBELA 1s Becond-in-corrand of the DP.

'torments.

This 18' tho-cecond appointment of a hich DR leader to du post in the

CASTRO poresnicent.

NARIJIJO recently was mined Governus of th6

Province of Habana. Anoliti dui. is

ael' cb2: sages wilh good sero.

lutdorary contacts commented that CAStild's polley towards tru lil 1'

becoming elsarur vith stuse sipo. remento..

He upparently in takinr,

advantage of intornal disrenclosa vichiis the Dil to Isolato 11e

"jaders and split the orranization.

of Chomont and now has a share of th

1lo with

th which to revard int

¿trengibon his personal folloving 11 me li.

In cusnection with thu

Labor suario'a comments, 1u may be samnitcant 1618 DIA? Arpuello:

as one the ser ruree imiled lupery erituali reception for ?ire

and Rau CAno given by the Brazilian kiaradore

Siadeep...u

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3. CULLA has often born reportod as Involved in the assassination

of daly lesdors uns roported, sinl at tha sero tine G. MI's plas

to Lesta Cuba vas sortioned.

Tho Untersity of Habers 18 aspected to reopen somotine In AprIl.

quelle's roported plan to reluin seens sorewhat inconsisien i with

too roport of his cisratisfaction with casino.

Diario Perional's

bollel that Call's departure vas duo to haalta rainer than

political roadcas say be closer to the truth.

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RECEIVED TRU.

SENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AG

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7'5-: WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

CiA

SJP

TO'

Director

Pederal Bureau of Investigation

Attention: MI. S. J. Papich

PROM

: Deputy Director (Plalia) Mr

SUBJECT : Rolando CUBELA Secades

88 1951

Subject 1

to Criminal Sanctions

Unauthurized Disclosure

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

a Dasoline

On 17 March 1961, Rolando CUBELA Secades telephoned from ,

Havana, Cuba, to a personal friend, -CraShins, in

New York City. CUBELA asked mmi to place an order for two

car springs and to deliver the springs to Manuel "Manolito". PEREZ;

a member of the Cuban delegation to the Peace Conference hëld in

Mexico City In early March 1961. PEREZ anti'El Gordo Gerardo"

reportedly lived at the Hotel Tudor, Room 1509, 304 East 42nd

Street, New York.

The above information ins given to a representative of

his lgency by for promoties, a long-time contact.

mwnei1s also a long-time acquaintance of CUBELA.

The latter

individual is President of the Cuban University Students Federation,

1{1) President of the newly forued Revolutionary Vigilance Comittee and

delegate to the Peace Conference in Mexico, 5 to 8 Harch 1961.

Ern whose address is listed in this hency's file asian

He as also reported to

ccording to indicated he is uncertain as to whether

•, Manuel "Manolito" PEREZ is a member

bla friend CUBELA really desires the eat prings ordered or la

merely endeavoring to advise him, Li

?, that PEREZ is connected

• with Cuban intelligence.

This Agency's files reflect no pertinent identifiable

- information on

"El Gordo Gerardo".

Manuel PEREZ may be identical

With Manuel de Jesus PEREZ Hernandez,

a secretary assigned to the

Cuban Permanent Delegation to the United Nations. PEREZ has also

been rcported to be a member of G2.

X"')! "and should not be disseminated outside yout Burcau.

The above report is for your confidential information only

ESC1-3/764, 709

69. MÁY 4.1961

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SUBJECT

:

Plans of

Cuban

Exiles to Assassinate

Selected Cuban Government Leaders

The following report was compiled from informa-

obtained by Agency officers from persons who were:?

to the actions described.

Agency officers made.

clear to each of the sources that the United States

Government would not, under any circumstances,

condone

the planned actions.

Presumably the sources of the

in submitting this information, were motivated:

In part by the belief that by disclosing' the

they would obtain immunity. against legal action should

succeed in implementing the plan.

r.,hiart.

NATIONAL

2. A Cuban exile was approached on 2 March 1964 by

an acquaintance:

who wished to discuss

a plan,.

which was

still in the embryonic state, to assassinate

Fidel Castro.

to Criminal Sanctiona

Unauthorized Disclosure

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SECURITY INFORMATION

the British clag,

and who also has a legally

sanctioned

Interest in

distributing and placing slot machines

gambling houses.

The involvement of..the acquaintance..in

the. glot-machine business brings the man

in contact with

elements in the underworld, primarily through his partner

Is äförner police officer from St. Louis and through

whom there is a tie-in with elements of "Cosa Nostra."

The "Cosa-Nostrateelenents are: alleged torravenumerous

contacts still.available.to.,tbem in Cuba, and they naver

offered to.assassinate-Castro.for:$150,000% no advance

funds were requested.

If the missior cannot be accom-

plished,

or 11 the plan is unsuccessful, an amount not

to exceed $10,000 would be paid for the travel and living

expenses of five men involved in the mission. The Cuban

exile commented that he believed he had been approached

v1th this plan because of his family's wealth;

he told

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3.

Another Cuban exile reported that Byron Cameron,

owner

and operator of the M/V CAYMAN HOPE, whose address

Florida, net

Among the

persons attending the neeting were Teofile Babun Franco,

co-owner of the

Antillean Marine Shipping Corporation,

Miami, and two of Babun's employees,

Oscar Fernandez

Viego and Eliseo Gomez'Fernandez.

Babun and Cameron are

friendly shipping-business competitors in the Caribbean

area.

During the course of conversation at this meeting,

Cameron mentioned that he was in contact with an unidenti-

the Cameron group

and Ernesto "Che'".

Guevara.

After a preliminary discussion at the 3 Harch

meeting,

it was thought that the amount

of $150,000 for

the assassination of Fidel Castro, plus $5,000

money,

payable in acvance, was too high, and Babun felt

that this situation was just another attempt to swindle

patriotic_Cuban exiles.

Another meeting was then held

on 5 liarch and a counter-offer of $100,000 was made for

the assassination of Fidel Castro, plus $2,500 for ex-

penses, payable in advance.

Cameron promised to check

with his contacts after returning from a trip to the

Caribbean.

During a meeting on 15 March attended by Cameron

and Babun and his associates, the following terms were

agreed upon for the assassination of the Cuban officials:

Fidel Castro, $100,000; Raul Castro, $20,000; Ernesto

"Che" Guevara, $20,000; and $2,500 for expenses, payable

in advance.

The time-limit for the proposed mission

would be 90 days from the date when Babun could verify

that he had $100,000

• his disposal for the payment.

to the satisfaction of Cameron, The contract for payment

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would be honored only upon the presentation of evidenc

that the three Cuban officials died at the hands of the

assassins connected with Cameron's contacts.

6.

In early April 1964 Eliseo Gomez Fernandéz met

with Jose

"Pepin" Bosch.

Bosch agreed to advance $100,000

and Babun and his associates would advance $2,500 for

expenses.

JulLoLobo Mavarria, a wealthy Cuban exile

in New York, subsequently agreed to the terms, provided

that his name was not involved.

Babun gave

Cameron $2,500 on 25 April.

advised his

group, and

on 25 April he reported that his group had

already called its man in Cuba and told him

to proceed

as planned and that "their other man" would be heading

for cuba shortly.

The final comment was

"we hope to

have some good news for you between 20 and 25 Hay." .

Lobo planned to fly to Miami on 19 May to arrange

for

the transfer of $100,000 to a safety deposit box, the

keys to which are to be held jointly by Cameron and a

confidant of Lobo.

7.

The identitles of the persons in the Cameron

group and how they plan

to proceed with this mission

are not known. Babun's associates are reluctant to

nake any unnecessary queries because they have invested

$2,500 and because Cameron made it fairly clear at the

beginning that the Mafia was involved.

vealed during the negotiations that his contact was a

police officer in the St. Louis, Missourl, Vice Squad

who was about to retire and who

has numerous connections

in the lafia.

Cameron implied that "the other man" in

question is in spain.

Cameron knows that he could be

indicted for conspiracy and that if there is any

treachery on his part, Babun and his associates would

not hesitate to sink his ship, the M/V CAYMAN HOPE.

In late May 1964 a prominent Cuban exile who

spoke with Jose "Pepin" Bosch reported that Teofilo

Babun and Eliseo Gomez had a plan under way to assas-

•sinate Fidel Castro for the payment of $150,000.

claimed that he had committed himself to furnish

$50,000 and that he was hoping he could get the balance

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Strate sure tro the enter to the or too a -

be brought about only by the physical elimination of

Pidel Castro and that his elimination is well worth

$150,000.

In pursuing his attempts to raise an additional

$100,000, Bosch 1s planning to ask Julio Lobo to con-

tribute at least $50,000.

*iChard Helm

eputy Director for Plai

Note:

It is requested that this' Agency be informed of

any action contemplated in regard

to the persons

mentioned in

this report before

such

action

is

initiated.

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cc:

Special Assistant to the President

for National Security Affairs

Assistant Secretary--Inter-Anerican Alfairs

Department of State

Departnect o satelligence and Research

Coordinator of Cuban Affairs

Department of State

The Director, Defense Intelligence Agency

The Attorney General

The Department of Justice

The Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence

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COUNTRY

Cube

sintEr pot to recarolnate pides castro

91

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REFERENCES

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25 Beptember 1962

8D

DATE OF

NO.

17 July 1962

DATE ACO.

United Stages (20 July 1962)

NES MPORT NO.

THIS IS UNEVALUAILO INFORMATION, BOUNCR GRADINGS ARE DEPINITIVR, APPMAILAL OF CONTENT I TENTATIVE.

SOURCE

Former Cuban busInessman and pollent 6): to a Cuter exile; soon a

relative 10 Cuba: ApreIcal of Content:

2.

In DecenDer 1961 certain nonbers of the 13th of March Directorio

Revolucionario vere reking plens to arrassinate Pidel Castro.

eRber& included Manueivileves;

Ruson Guin Dlaz, adIinistrator for ZoDe

i-o os the liational Institute of Agrerion Retora end senter o? ete

coordinat1on, Execut1o3, and Insfegison Board (NUDI), Inbeas Province;

tre conapitators vere hoperml oi

obtainine, the support o! taure Chosoa Mediaville, forDer Cuben Arbassados

to Moscou and present Cuben Minister of Camunications.

There bas been

considerable 111 feeling betreen Chocon and Pidel Castro and Chozon bas

Dever serigned hissels to belag subservient to castro.

18 REcesaLaation plan apparently vas st1ll in force as of 17 July 1962

because fleres and Gain, vino kad bEth placalug to floc Cuba, have sou

delayed their departure.

Field Coc-ent.

Nieves, dorme

Cu

2.

pLant 10 Lureso,

ietdolatters corrent.

Insa 18 possibly a reserence to lula Rifernandez....

Blance Voo 200k part Lo the 13 March 1957 attack on the Presidential

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23, USC. SoER 799 and 794 tho

CLASBIFICATION

AL INTELLIGENCI

•YPED INFORMATION

88o Nalioral Dolenno ol a110 United Siaro8 ass to socals ol the Esplorage Love Till

mlaos os sovolation ol wii-h in ast mandos to an unauthorizod persos la piohibited by lau

DISSEMINATION CONTROLO

11926

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JDATE DIaTA. 28 October 1959

-

PRICEDINCE

X ROUTINE

royuba/Hondurce/lilecrague

SUBJICT

(21-27 Cetobst 1959)

Cuben Involvencht in Micarccian Revolutionary

Hovement

DATE OF INPORMATION

Early October to 24, October 1959

APPRAIDAL OF CONTENT ITENTATIVEO

Paras. 1-3:

3; Para. 48 2.

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SOURCE LLJALUATION DEFINITIVEI

Paras, 1,2: A Cubas politician (C); fron a closo friund in the 26 July Movement (9);

Paras. 3, 4s A parBon with good contacts among licare uan exilo8 In Habana (8).

2. During carly October 1959 Major Armando CUBRIA Renos end Captein Albosto

BLAlCO, Cuban robal Asuy officors, left Habana for San Joso, Coste Rica, to implossui

and diroct a campain of sabotago and tertoriBu in licaraque. They have besi working

ulth Enrique LiCAYe Perfer, Micarsguan non-Cornunist rovolutionary leader in Custa

Rice, and Frank Marshalf, Inonez, Costa Rican deputy and long-stending opponent if

tho SOlOZA regima. CUBRIA and BLAITO undertook thoir mission with the approval of

F1do1 CASTRO Ruz, Cuban Prime Minister, and here full co-operation of the Cuba-

Embassy in Costa Rica.

REG 12

7÷1

2. CUBRIA, uho vas a tarrorist for the 26 of, i WEntiogenest during the figit

against the BATISTA goverament, for sone timo has basn sendino ers, ammunitios, sa

dynanito from PIñar del Río ProvinCo, Cube, to Nicaragua, lo has Instructed Etode=6?

In Loon and Manage, MArri

i sabotago and torrorist techniquas. VióssE ta

IRMIMATION CONTROLO by ruLtinE slip for

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Flai

date I-

20

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G7 NOY 9 ^1959

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Martean, his viro, has occasional pered as a courter in Micarazua.

3. Taroueh tha IntorossIon of hla 26 of July contacts, PranoLoco PRICI,

Nicaraguan revolutionist in Habana, has succooded in obtaining the rolease for

shimont to Honduras of six crates of arms and equipant destinod for Ricaraguan

oodles thora.

4a •On the ovening of 23 Octobor 1959 a clerk at Jose Harts International Aurpo.

Eabana, discovored a shippent of six large erates containing rifles, Buberchine gun:

sodicino, end uniforas consignod to Richardson (Inu), and destinod for the Micaragus

exilo forces 1a Honduras. Francisca PRIXION, Niceraquen rovolutionary leader 15

Habona, believes ho will bo ablo to get the shipment off with the aid of sore of bia

sympathetic contects in tho Cuban 26 of July Movenent. (Source Comment: FRIXICIE

- Bald that other arms and equipment had tea sent to Honduras consignod to Richurason

as personal effocts and that this and past shipments are part of a build-up for a

Large push against tho Nicaraguan Goverument some timo in December 1959.)

Pield Distributions Stato, Nety, Army, FBI, CINCARIB (HKH-2259, 11:-2262)

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SHAS HOUSTON CAL, RES MA CAUSICOMT PACE 1 OR 2 PACES

C.-04-8-1-D-I-8-T-1-A-1

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CS-311/03646-68

18 Apr11 1968

COUNTRY

DOI

sorer

Cuba

17 Tobruary 1968 and Deceaber 1967

ident1f1cation and Location

Of POlItICal PILSONerS

REC 22

SOURCE

Вра10,

(11 March 1968)

FIELO NO.

f-8878

A somber of a group of cuban emigres who have been trained in

the

formation collection and

usciul

ГерОГІВ

The Information was obtained

calgres identified below.

Suhsource of

carrietres, a cucan retugee and

Cuba on 19 February 1963.

for six years and eight months and was

Cabana on 8 January

1967°18 serVing 15

vloiied his brother

17 february 1568, on

which dato be was held in Balera 34.

pr Looners heid to faberary

34 of La Cabana prison:

followlng mere anong the

ose Luls/ Gallaret

Alberto Blanco

ernando Sanchez Aras

Or lando. Castro

afach du lino fier

Alberto,

Enriqu

Thrato

Cruz

David Salvador

vErnestó

Sosa/Chabau

a bau they

Rafael Menendey Aponte

Luis 'do Posada

¡Juan Valdes Horajon

Harlo, Salavarria

Conzalo Mranda Garcla

SIVY LONG

(U.s.

cltizen,

serving 30 years,

Santiago Verdeja

unni has a tearly 17aleus

the wove mere in good health.

The prisoners in

C-Q-W-F-1-D-F-M-T-I-A-L

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lPo Prald Dramation.

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399

DISSEA C

BAY 3 885-311/03616-68

all good

and ascaront.

food ackaço per sonty. 14.58,)

62 MAY 1 31965. Meriando Meandez,, h°

who was police chief under

died lu salera

heart attack about 15 Pobruary

1968.

Pastor

baldes dolina uns shot at

Cabana; he had been serving 30 juare but had escaped 15or

& work farm and attcuptod

to leave Cuba clandestinely,

When

he was

trapped on

the coast,

he mounded ond of lils pursuers,

ras taken to La Cabana and shot.

01

paragraphs 4 and 5:

Perez

Cuban refugee and TorEer resident

Santo Dom 1n5e,

Las Villas

Province,

who left Cuba on 6 January

1968.

vorked on

the

General Gusev Farm Group until

December 1967.

4.

rhe' General Gusev Para Group comprises about

6,000

caballeriay

of land that

extend southward

from La Palona

Alitary bayc,

LON

Aralos

Townslip, so the town of Aguada de

Pasajeros,

Villas Province.

The farm group was

transferred frOM

allItary

administ:

SININT to tie INnA in

1967: 1t 1s under

atlon and most of its labor force

congists

political prisoners, of which there are more than 700

employed in

fara labors.

Najor Fajardo 18 fara grOUp

sore to ino fare group.

Orestos Hurtado, 'Iloutonant, holds an important

post at

s,

The following polltical prisoners vere among those

vorkins at the

General Gusev Farm Group:

Ende, Yiqueroa,

Gerardo liaras, Jul16. Feble,

outso Fezle, 1us

Humberto sezane,

Pulldo, Ramon Gonzalez,

Alberto Calvez, Jullo valvez,

Everardo, Salda;

ManueL Vasallo,

Ranor.

arRe, Horsa, and Rubea Perez.

CaRtro, Jose, Conzalez, Lazarg-lar Lo,

B. Ilald DisSeN:

None.

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*7d, the lori, to do and do it Un

COUNTRY Cuba

REPORT NO.

105...

00-x=333/21291-60

2'5 APR 1968

¿'Irosned to Entertain VicItInG Dienitarico

7..0-0

, le

NO. PAGES

SERENC

1369

C-x253711

DATE OF INFO. Det 67 and coTIlos

1-

MOE DATE ACO. POSENaOE GI ond ger110E

THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION

-2-

Cuban mtioml, see 53,.

a farmer resirent of lentora.

Lource left, Cials

on 26 to 67 and drival In ti. U on a Mr li via congn.

Is 10 0

Luger by profesalon and chunletal over lu yenir, of cehsoll.... Oir. o?

sororal rajorte Don this courco.

Tie rot on dore to do on As Posto meen, it Relia de engl

dados Juau ALaIla Doggie controla thr netlusties nt thace dortitaries os

apartant couplese how lit a solect nuiet di young wren siso tve been

traíned to entertain viestine facia dienitude. Mice loser, scenting

to a salettos uho learned of the actinitico fion n relative torture aml

15rir0 1n 01 Of the establschmentr, are all Located in the sedano District

of laram, On as the bulldint is locited on either "" or "j" itreet,

betwech 21st and 25th streets; 1t was fortsly oined by n isi that si.

engaged 1n the corstruction di nulti-uto-led apartient luildines. Ine

serlo are taupht hou to danco and are provided with the bert irene: jerfu soi

and clothes to veato I have no further detaili.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

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Subject to Criminal Sanctions

119.78.

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THIS IS AN INFCRMATION REPORT. NOT FINALLY EVAIUATED INTELLIGENCE

Б-Д-С-Д-Р-1

ONUNTRY

Cuba

/fil

REPORT NO. CSDB-312/00039-69

• DATE DISTR

8 January 1969

M1d-September 1968

WISECT

o1 Construction Actlyities

2-

жа

SOURCE

Unitod States (10 December 1968)

FELD NO.

A Membor of & non-Bloc representation in Havana who 18 a

usually rellable source,

from a laculty nember of the

University of Havana who has prior goverrment service.

Although ho is not a namber of the Communist Party of Cuba,

bis u1lo lA a Party ember and 16 exployed by the Party.

Bosque as national coordinator of construction

äctivities was to bo carried out within the administrative

Iranework of the Centr:l Planning Board (JUCEPLAN),

although this aspect of the nomination vas being kopt

secret.

The creation of this new office was intended to

have the sane effect as the establishment of Politburo

delegates in the provincos,

1.e, tightening of contral

•control along military lines over econonic organization.

2.

Almeida 18 not a man o1 outstanding

ability

815

principal qualification

for the position

15 his absoluti

• loyalty to

Pidel Castro.

3. F1old Dissem: Mone.

ATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

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TON

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COUNTRY Cuba

SUBJECT

SB-C-R-BOT

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jitt

REPORT NO.

DATE DISTR

Position and Influence of

kaJor Juan A nelda B, sque

NO. PAGES

FEFERENCES

CS DB-312/00038-65.

5 January 1965

2

1-1

2-1

DATE Of

November 1964

INFO.

MACE &

United states

DATE ACQ.

125 23=art35 :951

HELD REPORT NO.

THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION SONICE GRATINOS ARE DEFINITIVE. ASTRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTAS... I

SOURCE:

A renter of a non-blue reprogantation in

Havana who 1s consiger:s

usually rciable; Isom a charaian diplomat in lavana who cidir.ed

to have net and talked with Almida on a number of occasic...

1.

Although Major Juan Almaida Bosque is designated Pirat Dep-"y

Minister of the Revoluticnary Aimed Forces,

he sigkt sors fro-

perly be decribed as Chial of the office of Armed Forces

Minister Raul Castro Ruz.

Alraida's primary function

receive all te egraus that do not require Raul Castro's persoral

2.

Almelda t.38

no real influenca in the Armed Porces and he has so

stated publicly.

He owes bis appointment as First Deputy

to his bravery during try an:1-ba:ista struggle and to tri: face

that he 18 i lagro.

Because of his honesty

Alreida is popular with men in the Arned Ferces,

and throughout the country as a whole.

3. Alreida 18 not a Communigel and he has had no incliration of ba-

civilian

1s the only Arned Forces Major who wears

clottes after working

drives his own car and

refuses to have a hodyguard assigned to hin.

1.

This possibly fo why

Raul Castro is

real influence

in the

Armad

FOICES

Headquartors Comment.

According to TDCSDB-315/01743-64, a5 0

18 Dicerber Almirda

was occupying the poestion which had tan

ra rady tender the bring forces,

13 already a Vice-Minister

vas assuming Ordoqui's dutiez as Vice-Minister

Forcos lu Charge of Supply

in addition to his

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ne presumably

was not occupving

25-нan National Directorite of

the Partido Unido de la

Revolucion Socialista (United Party of

the Socialist

revolution, PURS).

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•ATE OF

NFO.

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TDCS DB-315/017L3-64

DISTR

21 DECEMBER 1964

2 -

18 DEGEMPER 196L

SUBJECT

NAMING OF JUAN ALMEIDA BOSQUES AS REPLACEMERT FOR

JOAQUIN ORDOQUI MESA

LACE &

›ATE ACQ. UNITED STATES, MIAMI (18 DECEMBER 1964)

REF D-AAP-06300 IN

145567

FELD REPORT NO. UFG-6396

PPRAISALS A IECINICIAN ENPLOYED BY THE GOVERIMET OF CUBA.

HE HAS REPORTED MILITARY

INFORMATIO! ACQUIRED SY PERSONAL OBSERVATION, AMD HAS BEEN A RELIABLE REPORIOR

SINCE MID-1963.

HE ALSO OBTAINS INFORMATION FROM SEVERAL WITTINE CONTACIS.

The

INFORMATIO: BELOW WAS OBTAINED FROM A HIGHLY PLACED CUBAN OFFICIAL CONCERED

WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD.

THIS SOURCE, WHO HAS PROVIDED DOCUHENTARY INFOR-.

MATION, HAS BEEN CONSIDERED A RELIABLE SOURCE SINCE FEB-UARY 1964.

file

1. AS OF 18 DECEMBER 1964, COMANDANTE JUAN ALMEIDA GOSQUES

WAS. OCCUPYING THE POSITION WHICH HAD BEEN VACATED BY THE REMOVAL IA

OF JOAQUINTORCOQUI VEGA.

2. FIELD CONMENT: THE EXACT DATE OF THE APPÖINTMENT IS NOT

Felenan

KNOWN. ORDOQUI WAS REMOVED FROM HIS POSITION AS VICE MINISTER OF

THE ARMED FORCES IN CHARGE OF SUPPLIES, ON F& NOVEMBER 1564. 8 SITE - L

3. FIELD DISSEM: CINCSO, CINCLANT, CONAWESTFOR.

(END OF MESSAGE)

9 PIG 24 1964 !

DIe MALATIAl GODLAIRE IOSOTDALAO ABETILAS tDA MOLORAl DASEDRA Ol IDE VAILES BLALS MILALA IDA DEADLOI O1 RDO LADlODEgE LATE, Till

3, UBC. BECA. TIS RAN T81, IDA LARATITOR DS TETRALOO Ol MAICA LI LAY HARDES IO RA URBULDOrIIEd DATZOO lA PrODIDILEN DE LAI

SEGRET

•STATE/IMB DIA

Anuy

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TEC ANT

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SUECT JUAN AIMEDDA Bosquo

REPORT NO.

DATE DISTR

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Cut jui,

CS-3/500, 7L5.

1 Pob very 1962

1

REFERENCES

RD-Z-30

BD-I-719

RD-2-1081

DATE Of

INFO.

Soptember 1961

PLACE &

DATE ACO. Mexico, Mexico CIty (Jaruary 192)

FIELD REPOPT NO.

TMIS IS UNEVALUATEO INFORMATION, SOUNCE CRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APORAISAL OF COMTEI

SOURCE,

Mon-Cuban resident of Habana (C) uho has munerous acqualatances in goveramental

Appraisal of Contents

1. In September 1961 Major JuAn AIMEDA vas aboard a Caban airliner which

ande an energency stop at Shannos on 1ts way fron Prague to Habana.

There were about 80 passengers on the plane, consisting of Cubans and

sone Sotlot bloc exparts and their fartli65.

2.

The suall hotel outsido the Sharnon airport could not accoumodate everyona

for the night, and nost of the passengers had to find shelter in the airport

lounge. ALIEN!, over the protests of the fathers and nothers of the

children, decided that all Cubans would go to the hotel and all bloc experts

and their lanilies would stay is the uncomfortable lounge.

He

told the

esports that they could protest about his attitude to r. K." himself.

Lator in the night, hovover, accormodation was found for the other fanilies.

сору го є

wendin

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COUNTrY Caba

Intervention of Privete Schools/Rebel

Leaders 10 Orleste Province/Coumander

Jussi Alseida Reported Ready to Defect

-.

REPORT NO

DATE DISTR

NO. PAGES

REFERENCES

00 - B 3,180,494

Gmarch 1961

DATE OF

INFO.

: 20 Teb 61

MACE &

DATE AÇO 20 YeD 62

SILICE:

_IM'S IS UNEVALJATER INFORMATION.

cuban national.

He receatly fled Cubs with his family, Be 18 in close

contact sith relatires and friends still residing 1n Cuba.

The follosing

Incorsation resulted fron a conversation vith a relative uho 18 temporarily

In the US Dram Cube.

Cuba

" Bore eco

schools in Havens are gradually being taken over by the Commist

so far, the Mlectro-Vechenle School, (Which foras part of

Belén (Jesult's) School), Is INZ Sebool, Edison Sebool, and Hiss Phlllips

Echool, bave been Intervened.

The rest of the privete scbools, altbough

8of of students are not attending classes, here been left sore or less

umolested.

₴.

The sen Inharge of the Orlente Provlace uprIsins are Courander MLio oler

and P. Pierre (llo relation to the Guevera):

They have already over one

harrini can under atas.

Both lino Maz and Guevera belong to the Dircetorio

Revolucionarlo lovesent in lieal., The territory occupled by this gou;

couprises a trlenple that mus Iras punta de Guánico to Inas, and som

This territsry 18 part of sierra Cristal, Oriente

I am told that so, lar there one do nes under arms in the zone

3. It alto has been reported to se that Coconder Juen Anelds, whs' ls Chiet

01 Fidel's asay, actually is very mich disgusted uith the Commistic

altustion, and 1s about to defect.

1o1s Almeida told to l'anel Kay, ubo

19 load of as ant1-castro Hovenent Ins1de Cuba.

k. Mitsoned the Excerorey are barlog a bell of a tibe, for 11 they

follor orders and go into the bills, they get killed of vounded, and 15

they seshet, they are put unier arrest right on the spot.

handreds of thas are defecting tron fIdel, and jolning the Rebel forces in

the bills ubenever there jo & chance.

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE / NCY

COUNTRY Cube

SUBSECT FORSIbLe DESECtION Of AIY CASeS Alreldo

RECENCO FAUl

MÁN EY MOI

OU SIP.

REPORT NO.

DATE DISTR.

NO. PAGES

REFERENCES

00-8 3, 181,302

17 March 1961

One

DATE Of

NO.

March 61 and earlier

PLACE &

DATE AÇO. Havana/Mar 61

SOURCE

IMIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION

Cubes national exiled 1n the 15.

sourceras one of the top lenders of the Alectrical Workers Unlon 1n

Cube. Be vas & palltical asylee in the Brazillen Babassy In Hevens.

Cable seport vas developed by an Aruy representatite assigned to the

asics of preparation.

1. On 7 Has 61, the vile of the Chies of a letin Anerican diplonstic

11s810n 1n Hevers artired In Hend and advised De that Major Juen

•Almelds, Calef of Stall of the Cuban Arty, has been approaching

certain Letin Ambassadors in Havens to determise vactber be vowle

• Da eccepted as a political esylee.

Zo the also adrised that several high ranking personalities of the cuba

coverment are sounding out the latin diplomats in order to request

political asylu.

end-

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NO FOREICA DISGEH/CANTHOLLED DISSEM

Ba

COUNTRY CUis/HOrth Flatnes

FORT NO.

(513-312100827-65

UNECT CCEntS On POssIbI.

ispatch of Cuber

orcorrel and Arnol Arals

Wörth Vietnes.

DATE DISTR

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DEFERENCES

S. mot

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INO.

race a inited states,

Mian

DATE ACQ./ 31: Murch 1965)

TRUS IS UNEVALUATED

BY CABLE

HELD REPORT NO.

SOURCE GRADISES ARE DEPINITIVE

WOMANSAS Or CONTENT ES TENTARIE

SOLACE

A rechnician employed by the Cuban Government uho has been a reliable roporter

since u1d-1963; fres a highly p)aced Cuban official concerned vith the distri-

bution of food who has provided documentary inforastion which has been considered

rollable siace february 1964.

cula

Alace 29i9d

Major sure arche josque, Tico Murister of the Revolutsonary ermod Porces uno

¡a's"Tunellored as funtiermastor of the Arued Forces sinco the dioniesal o

longuin bedaaul Mesa, srated during a seetirg'1s lal! March 1965 list in April 170.

dditional supplies vould be required to 1111 the special needs of persorei

balne trained in the evert that 1l becones necessary to sena linem to lifernas.

In lara March olter Cubes

IlliLory personnel suld lat tbey vere beginaing to

for contingents destired for Vietcon.

Militi

Celifs

By 29 March, however,

there did not seen to be a serious body of opinion anong

Cuban Gaversea leadera as to uhelter Cuba would actually send arce and ner.

to Hurth Vietnam.

It UBS

Isaders that 18 Criba

the consensus of sedium-level Cuban overnient

Berlously underlook such an effort, the United States would

establish a blockade against Cula aid sight even atlack sirglo military objectives

La Cuba,

u81n8

tho

come

racties as.in "etren.

Some Cuban leaders ballared trai

Preadar

bar

the

raced uith the possibility of a blockade urich vould

export of sugar and the 15port of supplies, vas trying to use this

reasoning as a sraceful way our of bis flasco.

al4.08

Hendouartars Comment. (TDSS-31: 103118-65 repeated That at the AfrO-Astan

•conosic seminur,

Minister Erresta "OnE

uhleh soned in Algiere on 22 February, Cabar Industrles.

ovara reaffirued Cuba's support for sola che sovi.t

and Chinese CommunicT pUsillon or. the Congo and Vetres and said that

Soclallar countries must dellvar ana to liberation movements of the world

us thout desandlee payment in reture.

Raul Castro callod los Social18t

113.7-810

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REC 37

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meeting, and Cuben President Duttleos unnounced on 27 March that Cuba-.

would supply sen and aras lo horth Vietnas 18 Hasol requesto Eber.

2.

deld Cranent. Tols statesnt 18 reported as received.

It 1a bellered,

bouaver,

cat the statement intende

to say

that Fidol Castro sight use

the possibility of a liniled States blockade against Cuba as an excuco

Sos not sending milllary porsonnel end supplies to Morth Vietnas.

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REPORT NO.

DATE DISTR

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REFERENCES

CS-3/332,931

7 January 1963

1

R0-N-2107

OAT Or Late December 1962

пас &

Jamaica, Kingstos (28 December 1962)

DATE ACO.

RELD REFORT NO.

THIS IS UNEVALUATED IMFORMATION SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE

SOURCES

Besident (C) of Habana whose employnent entails consider-

able travel in Habana Province

and brings him

into contact

ulth government officials. Appraisal of Content:

The delay of the Soviets and Americans in reaching

an agreement on Cuba, as promised by the soviets,

has

caused an increase in anti-Communist pressure within

the leadership of the 26 of July Movement.

Prominent

and Celia.Sánchez, secretary to

Castro, Ernesto "Che" Guevara,

Raniro Valdes, and

Cella Sanchez.

President Osvaldo Dorticos, however,

has not attended these neetings.

11986

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cani ialle with tell defined poli-

source in a fairly sellable reporter.

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direct contacts

RatIonals.

tained

be

LaS SOAC COntaCIs in

this 10105018101 froy a governaental eaployee on

de daril 195f unrest wIth! tha FAR tas unquestionable, and

rave cirred the respect and admira-

corticlion dot sueportine the régine

follor the leader or the cause

not tournat

"azorral Muspital, and Bordon has been re-

TO POPRICS DISSES LOST!

COSTACLLED DiSSTA

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INCSO

119.

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reporied)! an

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report.

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weish

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desiren

Collke Mirer and del Vajie, Alrelda 18 no: a PCC Centra!

COLT.11iEE

del valle

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1s greater every

day tut

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curses:

threat te the Carlie, regire Recau

astual d1s:rust beizeen officers,

nonco-nissioned cillcers,

and

enlisted. sen

rakes any

united actios impossible.

Bordon

of

clicer? 10r?

2:5004 hiS FreT. se-

ported by

refugee

aources in the purge abici followed the

Cubela trial.

CS-311. 25970-66 snd repeits relareacad therein

contain

speculation on the reasone beblud the purge.

Inclue-

the

pintuilit; that the purge is

directed at

ДеРЕГА

of tbe 139h

Of carci Revolutiona=y Directorate.

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T i do to seen a electea to an in a no el to a a see in the proto i to Esplana Lome Tito De VISC Soa

CASSIFICATION - DISSEMINATION CONTROLS

UNTRY

CUBA

ВЛСТ

COUNTERPEVOLUTIONARY CONTACTS

AHONG CUBAN MELITARY OFFICERS

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FO.

AC&

FEBRUARY-MARCH 1962

UNITED STATES (4 APRIL 1962)

Cut....

110:

REPORTNO. TDCSDE- 3/650,242

....

DATE DISTR. 8 MAY 1962

PRECEDENCE ROUTINE

REFERENCES

cin

IN

30628

•TE ACO.

'PRAISAL

FIELD REPORT NO.

THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.

PURCE

PORHER CUBAN BUSIESSMAN (F) FROM A CUBAN BUSINESSHAN (F) FROM A MEMBER OF

• AN ANTI-CASTRO GROUP IN CUBA.

1988

10 ALTHOUGH THERE ARE CLANDESTINE GROUPS OPERATING IN ORIENTE

PROVINCE, THEIR ACTIONS ARE HAMPERED BY THE FACT THAT PARENT GROUPS

IN EXILE HAVE NOT BEEN SENDING THE NECESSARY MATERIAL AID AND BY

A RECENT WAVE OF ARRESTS OF MEMBERS.OF CLANDESTINE GROUPS.

2. IN FEBRUHRY AND MARCH 2962

MEMBERS OF CLANDESTINE GROUPS

..'. CONTACTED HIGHRANKING OFFICERS. WHO WERE ACTIVE IN THE FIGHT

AGAINST BATISTA, BECAUSE IT WAS KNOWN THAT THERE WAS SOME

DISSATISFACTION AMONG THESE INDIVIDUALS. CONTACTS HAVE BEEN MADE

WITH COMANDANTES EFIGENIO ALMEJE IRAS,

ENRIQUE AO LUSSON, JUAN ALMEIDA, FILBERTO OLIVARES, BELARMINO

REG 20 1,

CASTILLA (AKA ANIBAL) UITENEZ (ENU) OF THE REVOLUTIONARY POLICE; AND

SECRET NOONS/LIMITED

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CAPITANES MIGUEL

5 MANNAL (AKA MIKE), DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE REVOLUTIONARY:

POLICE IN ORIENTE, AND FELIPE GUERRA MATOS, FORMER DIRECTOR OF SPORTS.

30 ABOUT 17 MARCH SOME OF THESE OFFICERS HAD A PERSONAL MEETING

WITH FIDEL CASTRO. GUERRA SAID THAT FIDEL CASTRO HAD ASKED HIM TO

GIVE VOICE TO HIS (GUERRA'S) COMPLAINTS, AND THEN ASKED FOR HIS

SUPPORT IN VIEW OF THE SITUATION WHICH HE (FIDEL) WAS FACING WITH

RESPECT TO THE COMMUNISTS. FIDEL CASTRO ALSO ASKED GUERRA AND THE

OTHERS TO OBTAIN THE SUPPORT OF ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE 26 OF JULY

• MOVEMENT WHO HAD BEEN PROMINENT IN THE FIGHT AGAINST BATISTA.

• 4. THE LEADERS OF THE CUBAN UNDERGOUND DO NOT KNOW WHAT

CASTRO'S PLANS ARE, NOR DO THEY KNOW THE TRUE FEELINGS AND INTENTIONS

OF THE MIL!TARY LEADERS WHO:CASTRO CONTACTED.

5. 1 FIELD CONMENT: INFORMATION RELATIVE TO A MEETING BETWEEN

FIDEL CASTRO AND MILITARY LEADERS ASKING FOR THEIR SUPPORT AGAINST

COMMUNISTS HAS BEEN REPORTED PREVIOUSLY. SEE IDCSDB- 3/650,097.)

6. FIELD DISSEM: CINCLANI, CINCAREB.

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ENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCI

WASHINGTON 23, D.C.

45:2

1? JIlL. 1962

RECEIVED FROM

JUL 1 ÷ 1952

CIA SUP

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Attention: Mr. S. J. Papich

FROM

: Deputy Director (Plans) JR/T

BUBJECT : Jose Antonio DIEZ Genova (aka: Jose MARTINEZ)

The following unevaluated information was received

by another office of this Agency from an untested source:

On 18 April 1962 source reported that Jose

Antonio DIEZ Genova, an opportunist but not neces-

Barily & Communist, was known by him to be a "Chivato"

Sybjest te Sriminal Sanctiong

Unauthorized Disclosure

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

(informant) and 1s now in the United States. Re-

portedly Subject was administrator of the Fiscal

41

Zone of Santiago de Cuba under the Ministry of

Finance with his office in Calle Lorainne (micale

of block). Source desertbed him as white, 35 years

5'9" tall,, 150 pounds, short light brown hair,"

dark brown eyes,, large.protruding ears, married

to Cuca PAJARDO, and having two sons (names unknown) :..

Source said Subject used to live in Reparto Vista

Alegre, on Calle 7 or

9 on the corner of Cajetera

Cani Street, Santiago.

Source reported that Subject informed on

Luis CUSA Portuondo, an employee of the Fiscal Zone.".

of Santiago de Cuba

who is now hiding from the police

In Habana.

It was reported that Subject used to

call G-2 to tell them to be on the alert for a

group of six or seven in the office who were against

the regine.

Source said Subject departed Habana for

Miami with his two sons in about November

1961 and was accompanied to the Habana airport by

?Усккясорий

+80-105-114302

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I tuto fiction

REC 1$ 105-110057

= JUL If 1966

(De Tejjm)

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the wife of Lt. Joaquin SALHON, & Ileutenant of

the Ejercito Rebelde (Rebel Army), so that he would

not have any trouble.

N/

according to source.

Reportedly GARCIA, along with

h15 alde, Captain/PACHECO, lived at times in

It was also reported by source

some of Subject, duan ALMEIDA, Chief of the Army in

Matanzas Province, was a personal friend of Subject.

On 15 June 1962 the same source reported the following

additional information on Jose Antonio DIEZ Genova:

Source said that Subject, a Cuban refugee,

vas actually

an espionage agent for Fidel CASTRO.

He 1s now living at 9425 57th Avenue, Apt. 6-0,

Bimburst 73,

Long Island, New York, and using the

JoSe HARTINE?.

according to source

wise,

and attempting to infiltrate the Cuban counter rev-

olutionary forces in the Hiami area in order to

obtain their plans and other information to submit

to Subject.

It 1s possible that source's definition of "Chivato"

1s an espionage agent or that perhaps source feels all

Informants are espionage agents.

This office has no additional information

the above individuals.

concerning

Any further information which may

come to the attention

of this office will be forwarded to the

Bureau.

CБС1-3/772, 479_

cc: Immigration and Naturalization Service

4989

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ASSIFICATIO

-SEGRETINO FOREIGUS DISTEN CONEROLLED DISSE

JOUNTRY

TECT

CUBA

DESPAIR EXPRESSED BY MAJOR JUAN

ALMEIDA BOSQUE

REPORT NO. TDCS DB-3/658, 571.

DATE DISTR 18 DECEMBER 1963

PRECEDENCE ROUTINE

LAJE OF

3 DECEMBER 1963

No.

REFERENCES

D-ACQ-03298

, IN 82616

LACE L

UNITED STATES,

MIAH!

'ATE ACO.

(17 DECEMBER 1963)

PRAISAL

THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.

OURCE

A HIGHLY EDUCATED CUBAN WHO IS A WELL-KNOWN ANTI-RÉGIME FIGURE

AND WHO WAS ACTIVE IN POLITICS IN THE PRE-BATISTA ERA.

HAS SUPPLIED AN APPRECIABLE NUMBER OF USEFUL REPORTS BASED ON

INFORSLATION FROM A WIDE VARIETY OF INFORMANTS.

THE FOLLOWING

-

WAS OBTAINED FROM A HABANA PHYSICIAN, FROM A CUBAN ARMY STAFF

OFFICER.

10

pristing

Co: treas

1. AS OF 3 DECENBER 1963, FEAR IN. CUBAN GOVERNIENT CIRCIES WAS

REFLECTED BY MILITARY PREPARATIONS FOR IMPENDING ACTION.

MAJOR

JUAN ALME IDA BOSQUE, VICEUMINISTER OF_ THE REVOLUTIONARY

ARMED FORCES, RECENTLY SUMMONED A SUBORDINATE AND TOLD HIM THAT

THE CAUSE WAS LOST BUT THAT THE SUBORDINATE'S SUPPORT WAS REQUIRED

TO THE END. ALMEIDA ADDED THAT THE SUBORDINATE SHOULD NOT WORRY

BECAUSE THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT WAS REPABED WITH SECRET AND ATOMIC

WEAPONS WHICH WOULD GREATLY" SURPRISE THE AMERTCANS, AID THAT 9F

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Linda:.

THE CUBAN GOVERNKENT CONSIDERED THEMSELVES LOST THEY WOULD

INITIATE AN ATTACK BECAUSE A SURPRISE ATTACK WAS OF GREAT

IMPORTANCE.

2.

PIELD DISSEM: CINCSO, CINCIANT, CONNAVKEYWEST.

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S-EG Faby

CUBA/USSR

MEETING OF PIDEL CASTRO AND CUBAN

ARMED FORCES LEADERS AT WHICH STRONG

• DEFENSE MEASURES DISCUSSED

OF 3 JANUARY 1963

CUBA (31 JANUARY 1963)

REPORT NO. TOCS -3/536,029

DATE DISTR 1 FEBRUARY 1963

PRECEDENCE

ROUTINE.

REFERENCES

RD-ACO-01258

TDCS-3/534,561

60009

THIS IS UNEVALUATED iNFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.

CUBAN (C) WITH GOOD CONTACTS IN MILITARY CIRCLES,

FROM A FORMER

MUNICIPAL GOVERNBENT OFFICIAL, FROM A FRIEND OF AN OFFICER IN THE

EASTERN ARMY COMMAND.

1. HEADQUARTERS COLDIENT: FOLLOWING ARE FURTHER DETAILS

FROM THE SAME SOURCE CONCERNING THE MEETING REFERRED TO IN

PARAGRAPH 7 OF TDCS-3/534,561, DATED 21 JANUARY 1963. THE

11991

ULTIMATE SOURCE OF TDCS-3/534,561 SHOULD BE CORRECTED TO READ

"A FRIEND OF AN OFFICER IN THE EASTERN ARMY COMSAND."

2. ON 3 JANUARY 1963 COMANDANTE CALIXTO GARCIA, CHIEF OF

THE EASTERN ARIY, WENT TO HABANA TO ATTEND A CEREMONY AT WHICH A

NUMBER OF ARMED FORCES PROMOTIONS WERE ANNOUNCED. FOLLOWING THE

CEREMONY FIDEL AND RAUL CASTRO BELD A MEETING WITH THE COMANDANTES

AT WATCE TELY TOLD THEM THAT ALL THERE SITION MUST BE REINFORCED

VITH NEAPONS AND THEY MUST BEXPRBARED FOR COMBAT.

1:.19:

ALSO PRESENT

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55 FEB 141663

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AT THE MEETING WERE OSVALDO DORTICOS, ERNESTO "CHE" GUEVARA,

BLAS ROCA, AND THREE SOVIET OFFICERS. (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT:

SOURCE DID NOT IDENTIFY THE COMANDANTES WHO ATTENDED THE

MEETING. HOWEVER, PRESS REPORTS INDICATED THAT THE FOLLOWING

VERE PRESENT AT THE PROXOTION CEREMONY: GUILLERNO GARCIA

JUAN ALIEIDA, CALIXTO GARCIA, OSCAR FERNANDEZ TEL, SERGIO DEL

VALLE, EFIGENIO ABELJEIRAS, ANTONIO LUSSON, AND SERGIO MONTANE

3. FIDEL CASTRO ASKED FOR MORE TRAINING AND HARSHER

DISCIPLINE. HE ASKED CALIXTO GARCIA TO PLACE MORE ARTILLERY

AND ROCKETS IN FRONT OF THE AVERICAN BASE, TO WHICH GARCIA

REPLIED THAT THERE WAS NO PLACE FOR MORE ARMS, AS THE AREA WAS

FULL TO THE MAXIMUM WITH ARTILLERY AND ALL KINDS OF WEAPONS.

FIDEL ALSO RECOSLIENDED MUCH VIGILANCE ALONG THE COASTS AND

AGAINST PARACHUTISTS, AND ORDERED THE COMANDANTES TO OPEN MASS

AND HEAVY FIRE. HE SAID; "I, FIDEL, AM COMPLETELY PREPARED TO

EXTERMINATE ANY INVASION AND TO ATTACK FLORIDA." HE INDICATED

THAT HE WOULD INCREASE THE SIZE OF THE CUBAN ARMY TO 200,000

KEN DURING JANUARY.

4.: IN A FRANTIC VOICE FIDEL ALSO WENT ON TO SAY: "DON'T

THINK ABOUT PEACEFUL SETTLEMENTS.. WE SHALI PROLONG THE BATTLE

BUT WITHOUT ANY THOUGHT OF LEAVING: WE SHALL FIGHT AND WE SHALL

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DESTROY EVERYTHING. " HE SAID THAT HE WAS NOT INTERESTED IN

SOVIET-AMERICAN AGREEMENTS AND AS FOR THE SOVIET UNION, "THEY

MILL CONTINUE TO HELP US IN SPITE OF WHAT I DO, AS THE SOVIET

UNION WILL, NOT LOSE THIS SOCIALIST PILLAR (PUNTAL) IN AMERICA."

• S. FIDEL SAID THAT HE HAD ASKED FOR MORE WEAPONS FROM THE

SOVIET UNION AND THAT THEY WERE ARRIVING. HE SAID, "I AM

NOT IN FAVOR OF SOLUTIONS THAT ARE BASED ON OUR LEAVING. WHEN

• I FIND HYSELF IN TOUGH STRAITS I SHALL KNOW TO WHOM TO GIVE THE

PRESIDENCY. EVERYTHING WILL CONTINUE THE SAME. SOCIALISN

• WILL NOT LEAVE HERE NOR WILL THE SOVIET UNION. THE AMERICANS

VILL NEVER AGAIN SET FOOT IN CUBA. THEY ARE AFRAID OF ROCKETS

AND WILL HOLD BACK FROM DOING SOMETHING DECISIVE." FIDEL ALSO

CLAIMED THAT LEGALLY ALL THE ARMS IN CUBA BELONGED TO THE

GOVERNAENT OF CUBA AND THERE WAS NOTHING THERE LOANED BY THE

SOVIET UNION.

6. RAUL CASTRO GAVE INSTRUCTIONS THAT ANYONE AGAINST

THE REGISE, TRAITORS OR DESERTERS, SHOULD BE SHOT WITHOUT

TRIAL AND ANY ACT AGAINST THE GOVERNAENT SUPPRESSED WITHOUT

• CONSCIENCE.

7. FIELD DISSEM: CINCLANT, CINCARIB.

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINGTON 25. D.C.

21 NOV 1962

TO

: Director

Aedent Beau. Tay saplation

attention: Mr.

i .

FROM

Deputy Director, Plans sir

SULJECT:

Victor ESPINOSA Bernandez aka

Victor Papucho ESPINOSA

This Agency would appreciate receiving all data

available to your Bureau on Victor ESPINOSA Hernandez,

born 26 August 1937 at Cardenas, Matanzas, Cuba.

1373)

ESPINOSA, who 15 a Cuban citizen, is presently

residing in New York Clty, New York.

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CENTRAL INTELUIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINGTOM ES, DC.

1999

MEMORANDUM FOR: Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

SUBJECT:

LLE HATVO OSWALDA ACCORERO

Classified Information About the U-2

Thy

de1 105-82-555-3263

1. Reference la made to your letter, dated 13 April 1964,

captioned "Lee Harvey OSWALD, Internal Security • Rassia •

Cuba", and to the attachment which contained statemente made

by one, Eugene J:

HOBBS, HMC, USN. Your letter requested

certain informátion regarding subject's Marine assignment at the

Naval Air Station, Atsugi, Japan, in 1957 and 1958. The remarks

furnisbed below are addressed to the contents of your letter and

to the statements in the attachment.

2. The Ateugi Naval Alr Station le located approximately

35 miles south and west of Tokyo, Japan. At the time in question,

Atsugi was a "closed" base in the sense that Americas and in-

digenous personnel entering the Station were required to possess

official identification carde. Within the Station, the flight line

areas were restricted, as la the case of all such Stations, and

certain hangar areas were further restricted for the performance

of classified functions.

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3. The Joint Technical Advisory Group (JTAG) occupied

an area within the Station, consisting of 20 to 25 individual

residences, two dormitories, an office area, a power plant

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BeTATal Butler-type warehouses, and & club building used for

recreation and a bachelor officers' mess.

The JTAG aTOR WAS

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anion ares and there was no occasion for the regularly assigned

ration personnel to visit the TAG arel. The club war open only

do 5TAG personnel and their gueste. Two of the living quarters

wese occupied by the Navy commanding officer and his deputy

Lechase the quarter a at JIAG were of better quality then the

housing accommodations provided at the Station.

4. JIAG air activities were conducted from a classified

bangar ares at one end of the flight line. OSWALD did not have

access to this area. Prlor to the time in question, JTAG bad

been publicized by Radio Peking as being a headquarters for

American intelligence activity. For this reason, and because

JIAG was obvioualy not a part of the Naval Air Station complement,

there were rumors and gossip regarding the unit and its activities.

This condition was regarded as normal under such circumstances.

Being there at that time, OSWALD could have heard such gossip;

however, there la no information to indicate, nor la there reason

to belleve, that he obtained factual knowledge regarding JTAG and

Its mission. (For your information, an incident involving the

landing of a U-2 in a rice paddy in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan,

was reported in the preas and aroused some public interest. That

incident, however, occurred in December 1959, which was some

time after OSWALD had left Japan).

5.

There were no Navy personnel assigned to JTAG.

Moreover JTAG did not participate in, or transier any of, ita

activities to & Station in Baggkok. Regarding the statement by

HOBBS that & Navy Commander was recrulting Navy Personnel

for an assigament in Bangkok, it la noted that the Navy at that

time was conducting certain air reconnaissance activity from

Atsugi using other types of aircraft.

6. The following should be considered with respect to

your source's assertions that OSWALD's squadron was in Cubi

Point, Philippine Islands in January 1958 where it kept its gear.

In what the source now knows to have been a bangar for a U-2::

airplane; and that the squadron was back in Atsugi, Japan in

: May 1958.

The term "U-2" was not known publicly and did not

gain world-wide notoriety until the 111-fated Powers mission some

two years later. Therefore, it in highly unlikely that the term

"U-2" would have meant anything to OSWALD, even ll be had bea

It and had been able to identlly the term with any aircraft t dubiVED FRON

Point, at Atsugi or anywhere else.

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7. To summarize: Thore is so evidence or indication that

OSWALD had any association with, or acceas to, the JAG

operation or its program in Japan. This applies also to iaformation

regarding the U-2 or its mieslon. Even lI OSWALD had seen a

U-2 aircraft at Atsugl or alsewhere, this fact would not have been .

considered musual nor have constituted a ureach of security.

Limited public exposure of the craft itself. but not of its nomen-

clature or mission • was accepted as a necessary flok. It is

most unlikely that OSWALD had the secessary prerequisites to

differentiate between the U-2 and other aircraft engaged in

classified missions which were similarly visible at Atsugi at the

same time.

B. A copy of this memorandum in being forwarded to

the President's Commission on the Assassination of President

Kennedy.

Richard Helme

Deputy Director for Plans

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MEMORANDUN FOR:

SUBJECT:

Director

Federal Burgau of Investigation

Lee Harvey OSWALD - Internal Security

Russia - Cuba

558

ee: +165-85-5450558

1.

Reference is made to your memorandus of August 14,

1964,

Subject as above, your file number (S) 105-82555,

wbích

you requested that seven enclosed photographs

be

shown to see derand certain questions be asked of bia.

eague was interviewed on & September 1964 with

tbe following results.

3.

Photograph no. 1:

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Nikolay/ SERGEYEV - Source did not recognize the

ince and bad never beard the name.

(2) Annette (Anita)

SETYAEVA, nEE LUGOFF, formerly !i

Known as Annette GOLDSHTEYN GOLDSTEIN) anc

Annette Henkina

(KHENKINA) :

Source recognized

ber inmediately

by face, giving

Annette

CHENK INA, formerly Annette GOLDSHTEYN.

could not recall her maiden name but when offered

te name ZUGOFF be said this would be correct

as it is an Ossettian name and ber father had

been Ossettian and her mother & Canadian.

Source's

additional intornatiop/orithis woman, 15 provided.

(3)

SoBe ph' ADASOY:

Soürce

recognized his photograpb

Immediately and provided the name correctly,

bis.

identifying his as his long-time Irlend, previously

discussed in the BAtish fergEcurferenced

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Annabette BUCAR: source recognized her photo-

eate patel and gave the ly. t

the British report.

Source gaid he is & close

friend of Joe ADAMOV's.

He 1s Jewish and vas

originally from New York, but 18 now & Soviet

citizen, married to a Russian woman and father

of three or four children.

He works in the

English language section of Radio

Moscow.

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had formerly had & very small flat of one or

two rooms,

with which he was very unhappy, but

Radio Moscow got him an attractive and larger

flat in & building on Peschanaya Street.

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(6)

photograph at once

as the roman who had given

him English lessong in 1944 or 1945 when be was

briefly employed at Radio Moscow.

He believed

ber name was Irina or something like that, and .

she had previously spent possibly ten or 11fteen

years in the United States with her busband who

had been a TASS man there.

Source could not

recall her last name (married name) but thought

1t began with & "K".

When Source first met her

she was a program director for Radio Moscow and

did some announcing.

He said she spoke excellent

English, was a good worker and well liked by her

colleagues.

He did not know the names LUCY and

OLGA PRAVDINA, and was certain neither was ber

actual name.

Photographs 2 and 3:

Source recognized these ag

Annette KHENKINA, Of paragraph 3 (2) above.

Photograph no. 4: Source recognized number 1 ag

the person identified in

paragraph 3 (6) above; and recognized

Annette KHENKINA, Sergel RUDIMAN,

and Joe ADANOV.

not recognize NikOlaI BERGEYEV in this photograph.

6. Photograph no. 5:

Source recognized all persong

1n this photo, as identified in paragraphs 3 (3),

(2), 4)

and (5) above.

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as KHENKIN (first name

of Annette GOLDSHTEYN KHENKINA, and number (2) 88 Annette

bersell.

He knew that they had a son and assumed that the

child in this photo was that son, but he had never seen the

Source provided the same information on KHENKIN -

previously included in MI-5 Report Number 27, referred to

In your memorandum.

He added to this that the apartment

building in the background of pbotograph number (3) 18

the location of the

apartment which KHENKIN was given after

be bad written a letter to STALIN complaining of quarters

be was first given when be repatriated to the Soviet Union

10 1845 ог 1946.

Photograph so. 7: Source recognized Annette

T931-Y0

XHENKINA, but did not know any of the otbers in the pboto.

When number (4), Marina, was pointed out to him, be stated

that she was the right age to be Annette's daughter by ber

first husband, GOLDSHTEYN.

' Source had seen ber as a snall

child, possibly about five or six years or age, in 1945.

He has never seen her since, knew nothing more about ber,

not identily ber photograph.

Source commented

that he bad never met GOLDSHTEYN, Annette's first husband,

but knew that be was such older than she and he speculated

that the older man in this pbotograph might be Boris

GOLDSTEYN

the following additional information

on Boris GOLDSHTEYN:

He was gome kind of engineer-technician,

not employed by Radio Moscow.

He did not approve of Annette's

working in the radio field, and disapproved of the people

she worked with there and the general atmosphere of work.

Annette was already separated or divorced from GOLDSHTEYN

when Source 11rBt met ber,

sonetime in 1944 or 1945.

Annette was ill married

tO GOLDSHTLYN, she had an affair

WItb JOe ADAIJY.

Regarding Lev or Leo SETYAEV, Source had never

beard the same.

He was not aware that Annette SHENKINA

bad married for the third time, although be knew that she

was divorced from KHENKIN and tbat he was interested in

marrying & woman who was an editor in & publishing house.

never beard of lee Harvey OSWALD

prior to bis defection, and bad no information regarding

bis participation in a Radio Moscow interview in late

1959. He commented, however, that it was not unusual to

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENC

WASHINOTON 23, DC

27 AUG 8864

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

SUBJECT

: Lee Barvey OSWALD - Internal Security

Russia - Cuba

REFERENCE

: Your Memorandum dated 28 July 1964,

subjectasabove.+su: 105-82-555-41527

11995

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

1. A review of the results of monitoring Soviet foreign broadcasts

at the time when an Interview with Lee Harvey OSWALD hau supposedly

been taped was conducted with negative results. Therefore, it is assumed

that such a tape, if broadcast at all, was aired over a local USSR facility

for internal consumption.

2. With respect to the same question, Yurly NOSENKO was asked

II any attempt had been made by the soviets to exploit OSWALD for propa-

ganda purposes, such as Radio Moscow broadcasts, telecasts or lectures.

NOSENKO replied that this had not been done either in Moscow or in

Minsk. NOSENKO later reviewed this statement and confirmed it.

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This agency has no adaitional information on the woscow telephone

mumber V 3 65 88, which OSWALD connected with Lev sia YAYEV of Radie

Moow. The 1959 Moscow city telephone directory is not available, and

the 1960 directory does not include any numbers in the V 3 65 -- series.

Go. "Radio Moscow" is the name applied to the Moscow radio

1A suggest, lue broke.

this des pitch Contace cof

relating to alpue.

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of the USSR. This committee is listed in the 1958 Moscow Organizational

Telephone Directory along with the following phone numbers:

3 8 99 04 switchboarü

B 9 61 61 Secretariat

B 9 63 25 Administrative Department

The 1962 Moscow Organizational Telephone Directory, which is the

latest available, Lists the same committee with the following telephone

numbers:

V 3 81 61

Secretariat

V 3 60 60

Administrative Department

V 3 63 86

Editor &. Current Rasio NewB

V 3 61 43

Chief Esitor of Moscow City Radio Broadcasts

K 2 08 11

Racio Announcements Bureau for Moscow City

V 3 62 48

Ecitor of Moscow City Radio News

V 3 62 52

Chief Editor of Moscow Region Radio Broadcasts

V 3 61 32

Editor of Moscow Region Radio News

V 4 02 13

Chief Editor for Television Movie Programs

V 3 40 83

Chief Editor for Literary Drama Television

Programs

V 2 31 83

Chief Editor for General Political Television

Programs

V 2 33 87

Chief Editor for Youth and Children's

T'elevision Programs

5. The State Comm'ttee of Radio and Television Broadcasting of

the USSR publishes a weekly radio program schedule which lists its

editors' telephones as V 3 70 92 and V 3 70 90.

The committee also

publishes a weekly television schedule listing V 3 70 91 and V 3 70 90

for its editors.

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MELLORANDUH POR: Director

Pederal Bureau of Investigatiol

Attention: HI. S. do Papich

SUBJECTS

Jack L. BUBY

ICe HarvEy OSKAID - Victin

Civil Righto

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Reference 1s nade to your menorandmn of l danary 1904,

subject as above, concerning a report of a tialt to Cuba in early

1963 made by Jack Iy RUBY, assassin of lee Harvey OSHAID. This:

Agency has received e simlar report fran a source to the effect

that RUBY was In Havana In late 1902 or 1n early 1963. According

to tids unconfired report RUbY vas "a frlerd and custoner of a

(Cuben) altizen DEJed PUSKIi, oner end senager of a sorelty shop

Ior touriots located (1n Batana) between Aníias end Irocadero,

л:/"

EvidIo BerCArdÓ PERLIRA Acosta

DPOB: 12 Karch 1927, Gral, Carrilo, Las Villas, Caba

Hember of ErIgade 2505

ut iatest sniormation concerting the thereabouts of pisilalia acost

noicates hís address as of September 1963 vas

621 SW 20d Strert,

Hiard, Florida

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Ho suggest that your Bureau say prefer to intervie PEREIRA

acosta.

Our files costein no Luformation on anyone Identifiable with

PRASATH. We would appreclate receiving the results of your interview

Of PiZIMRA Acoste.

Your Burtzu will be adulted in the event He receive

further Infornation relating to this matter.

FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS:

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The Slip of Paper Found in OSWALD'e Wallet (cont.)

Hotel soboy 15avoy 2) Moscow 1..

. No number K-42980 in listed in Moscow

Telephone Directories for 1960 and 1962.

55(8) 42980

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2. Page 33 of the address book lists Hotel:

Savoy with telephone numberk 41980.

K 42980 is probably a garble. (See

page 33 of the address book for K 41980.)

Roman Detkov 20244217 (3) .

See page 35 of the address book for Roman

DETKOV and telephone number 20244. The

number 217 is probably an extension number.

See page 45 of the address book.

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Comrade Dyader 279

Kon. Na Rokhsov (2)

Comrade Sharapor 20525

See page 45 of the address book. The number

20525 appears to be a garble of the telephone.

sumber 20575.

See page 63 of the address book.

Leo Setyaer, Radio Moscow

V 26588

Maria (8) 33853

This apparently is Marina OSWALD's former

telephone number. See pages 58 - 59 of the

address book.

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CENTRAL INTELLGENCE AGENCI

WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

:78:

•. - MEMORANDUM FOR: Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation.

SUBJECT

:, Yuri Ivanovich NOSENKO, Espionage - Russia

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1465-68530-34

Reference de made to your memorandum dated 6 March 1964,

subject as above, file (5) 65-68530, in which you requested information

which would tend to corroborate or disprove NOSENKO's information

concerning Lee Harvey OSWALD. Our files contain the following

information from NOSENKO on OS WALD which may amplify or contradict.

the information forwarded in reference:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

=. (1)

Source was queried on the OSWALD affair on 23 January

1964. Source reported that his own Department was involved

directly with OSWALD because OSWALD came to the USSR as a

tourist in 1959. He had not come to special Soviet attention in

any way until Source's Department received a report that OSWALI.

had asked to become a Soviet citizen. It was implied that Source

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himself examined OSWALD's request. The KGB decided to look:

into OSWALD's case to see if there was any operational interest,

which part of the KGB might have use for him and what was behin

the request. It was decided that OSWALD was of no interest

whatsoever so the KGB recommended that he merely go home to

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the U.S, as a returning tourist and there go through the formalities

•wita the Soviet Embassy of requesting to become a Soviet citizen.

OSWALD then made the dramatic gesture of suicide when he

received this response. He had been supposed to go on a trip

with other tourists but failed to show up for the group.

At his hotel

BHAY S

it was found that his key had not been turned in at the desk, so it

was presumed that he was still in his room.

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the room, knocked and got no answer so finally they broke the;

door down and found OS WALD lying there bleeding to death. =

ті.'.

Source himself was not present at this phase of the operatipa

but merely read a report of it.

(2) Now worried about the possibility that OSWALD would

do this again ll refused asylum, the Soviets decided to give him

& temporary residence permit although they had no intention of

giving him Soviet citizenship. We asked why he had been sent to

Minsk and Source replied that this was merely by chance. They

had not wanted OSWALD to stay in Moscow and Minsk was chosen

arbitrarily.

(3) Asked about Marina OSWALD, Source said that she was not

a contirmed Communist and had been thrown out of the Komsomol

for not paying her dues. She had so higher thoughts than to live a

good life, have better dresses and such things.

She was a stupid

woman and had no interest in improving herself. "From the Soviet

point of view she already had anti-Soviet characteristics. She was

not too smart anyway and not an educated person."

(4) Finally OSWALD got tired of living in Minsk and wanted

to go back to the U.S. He had married Marina and wanted to take

her with him. The Soviets decided to let them go and used Marina's

uncle to talk to them and peisuade OSWALD not to spread anti-Soviet

propaganda after his departure. The uncle pointed out that the

Soviet Government had allowed OSWALD to live here, that he had

married here and the Government was going to let his wife leave

with him, etc.

(5) Asked why the Government had allowed Marina to leave,

Source replied that this was perfectly natural.

She was legally

married and expressed the desire to leave with her husband. Under

Soviet law there is so question but what she would be allowed to leave.

(6) The thrust of Source's account was that neither OSWALD

nor his wife had at any time been of any interest whatsoever to

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Soviet authorities, that there had not ever buen though!

given to recruiting either of them as agents and that, in e

fact, the Soviets were glad to get rid of them boir.

b. (1)

During an interview on 30 January 19id, Source

commented that "doctors examined (O5WALD) WALD) " and "cherc

mere no indications that he nas completuly a psycho." During

an ensuing discussion of the passible involvement of the Soviet

government in the assassination of President Kennudy, Source

stated, "No matter how l may hate anyone, but I cannot speak

against my convictions and since l know this case I could

unhesitatingly sign off to the fact that the Soviet Union cannot

be tied into this (assassination) in any way." He continued

that the KGB was frightened of OSWALD, and would not have

discussed such a matter with him. When the possibility of

recruiting OSWALD was brought up, the decision was "absolutely

not. " The only involvement permitted was to arrange for Marina

PRUSAKOV's uncle in the MVD [Col. Dya PRUSAKOV) to ask

OS WALD not to sprcad anti-Soviet propaganda in the US in vicu

of the fact that he had been allowed to stay in the USSR and was

being allowed to leave. Source commented that he was aware

that the KGB had no subseguent interest in OSWALD because

after the assassination of the President, Source had to make a

•complete investigation and even sent several KGB stall personnel

to Minsk to investigate on the spot, "not trusting official papers."

(2) When speaking of OSWALD's request to return to the USSR,

Source semarked that OSWALD "went to Mexico to apply for

permission to go to the USSR. Our people asked Moscow and we

said absolutely not because be is completely undesirable -- there

was no interest in him whatsoever."

(3) Asked his opinion on Cuban involvement in the assassination,

Source staled that he had no information on this subject, but he did

not believe that the Cuban government was involved. He gave as

& reason that if any word of such involvement had leaked out,

Cuba would have been crushed by the US.

This agency has no information which would speciacally corroborate

or disprove NOSENKO'& statements regrading Lee Harvey OSWALD.

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3. The information in paragraph 1.a, above is based on notes

taken during the first half of the first meeting with NOSENKO on 23

January 1964. The early portion of the tapes of this meeting could

not be recovered because of the level of external noise. The

information in paragraph lob. is taken from transcripts of subsequent

meetings. In addition, just after his defection NOSENKO discussed.

the OSWALD casc on several occasions without adding anything to

the information contained in your bureau's 4 March 1964 report.

FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS:

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

SUBJECT

' Lee Harvey OSWALD

Internal Security - Russia - Cuba

•? number (8) 105-67756 to your communication dated 13 April 1964, file

subject as above, attached herewith is a compi-

Lation of information from the files of this Agency on sames, addresses

and telephone numbers relating to the Soviet Union, which were extracted

from an address book identified as belonging to Marin. OSWALD.

2. Copies of the attachment have also been forwarded to the

President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy.

FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS:

J. Caplana

1.

JAMES ANGLETON

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The following is a compilation of traces

on what appear to be Soviet names, addresses

and telephone numbera from an address book

identified by Marina OSWALD as belonging to

her. The left columnlists the notations, trans-

lated from the original Russian, as they appear

in the address book.. To the right of each so-

lation is a comment on the notation made by

Marina OSWALD to the FBI and following this

are this Agency's trace results and clarifying

notes:

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Furtber sdentsfled by Marias OSHAID

Antonisa Vadiairovas

Kobel Ditskaya

Vadimirskly Prospekt

HoUse 20, Apt. 7 (Ga21b108 A: IS.

Prospekt Stalina I'2

Bookkeeping difice 8-8-07-15

Ploshchad Chernyshevskozo

- Fouse 12, Apt. 3 Ast. Vlad.

Vanda Kuzbetsora

Ind Leningrad # 159

Кигбівув M. 3, Apt. 38

G2-04-81, exten8100 359

relepbose Kö-0915. (Or Merisher.

aby Bg. $12, Apt.

3. All addresse

1a Lentparada Marina set Antonins 2É

at a rest hose near Leningrad.

ITACES: 1, MORe on XOBEL 'ALISKASA.

2. The 1960 BILEP Telepbore

Directory for OrgAnIZatIORs In LenIA-

grad 11sts the mmber k8-0915 for the

stomatologicbeskly Polskl1nsk (Stoms-

tological Polyclinic) at Moskovstly

Prospext 122.

NOTE: Moskovskly Prospekt was S0X-

Berly Prospelt Stallas.

3. The 1961 Leningrad Tele-

phose Directory lets only one C0l1-

bias or possible, vartatioo thereal.

DALE 18 8 K. Go COLYBINA Listed IOS

tbe number 10-0036, extension 2-35

,at the address Iverskaya ULites 18.

NOTE: Bee entry for Vladimir MARAROV.

4. Both Vladimirskly Pros-

peit 20 and Ploshchad Cherzyshevsk0z0

12 appear to be plausible leningrad

addresses.

According to Varina OSWALD, Vasda

18 a nurse 1n Leningrad ubon Vartoa U:

set st the rest home near leningrad.

Iraces: L. fose on KUZNkISOVA.

2.!

The 1957 Brief Guide to

Leningrad l1sts the number G2-0481

for the B.M. JIROY Mistary-Medical

Academy at the address Akadeulla

Lebedera UlItsa 6.

3. The "1t-159" appears to

be a leniagrad postal zone desigas-

t100.

De a plausible LeD cogist

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Volodya A-00036

HAKAROY extens 100 215

ULTEB. IVETSEBYS

House 20, Apt. 20

SEBRET

Enclosure to CSCI-3/781,172

Marias OSWALD further 1dent151od

thís individualds Madimr sock

same Volodye) MAKAROV. Whan she set ..

at a social sunction in Leningrad,

Ireces: 2. Ihe 1961 Lensaged

Telephone Directory 115t88 V. Poin

¡SAKAROV. With tibe telephone sumber -

10-0035, extension 1-15 at. the::

address Iverskaya Ultea 20.

2. One V. Po MAKAROV,

a biophysicist speclal1zing 10.

rad1at10n injury to blood cells,

vas reported to be attached to

the PhysicE Institute af the 81-'

berian Departuent of the Acadeny

of Sciences of the USSR in Krabro

garsk as 0f uy 1959.

3.

One Vradiadr HAKAROV,

as engineer born on 26 August 1925

10 Babaevo, USSR, attended an elec-

trOnICE COnferEnCe 10 PBr1S 10.

February 1963.

4. An American v181t2ag

Xalta, USSR, 1n August 1959 met

an Aleksandr (ITU) who was there

ulth his wile and younger daugater.

Meksandr told the source of this

Information that be was a physicist

working in & laboratory In lento

grad dolng vork on testing the

strength al saterials for rockets.

Aleksandr gave Source the telephone

number A-00036, extension 126 to

call when source came to Leningrad.

Bource learned from Aleksandr'&

daughter that the fanfly 117ed on

Iverskaya Ulitsa (number was not

abtained by source), Source Later

costacted Aleksandr 1n Leningrad

on the above number and was wined

and dined and escorted to the thea

ter by Aleksandr. However, Alet

sandr told Source that be coule:

not invite her to his home bocsuse

It would be too dangerous because

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Sergey

2-45-93

SECRET

Exclosure to CSCI-3/782,172

The addresses Iverskar?

UISta 26, 28 and 20 appear to com

prise a large apartment couplex. with

a common telephone suitchboard with...

the nuaber 10-0036....

-tim

The 1961 tense Be

‚Telephone Directosy lists ose lu loz:

PRUSSAKOVA at the addres Iverskaya

ULite 18, telephose sunber A0-0036,

extension 2-19.

Lotz: No relationship bas been ea

tablished betveen Marina (Dee PRU

SAKOVA) OSHALD and ING. PRUSSAKOVA

(spelled with a double 8).

Ion. G.

FRUSSAKOVA, Which 15 one of only

three possible variations of the

name PRUSAKOV listed among the more

than 70,000 names in the 1961 Lenin-

grad Telephone Directory, 18 seD-

thoned here only because a the se

latlonship of the neme to the

address and telephone number.

Identified further by Marina OSHAID

only as sergey (LAU), a planist and

one of her friends.

Traces: The number 2-45-93 appeare

to be a Minsk telephone mmber.

The

1963 Minsk Telephone Directory l1sts

the number 2-45-93 f0r the Koubinat

Mintorgrontazh Hezboblestroy Opyto

Konstruttorskoye Byuro (The ESSR

Ministry of Trade-Inter-oblast Con

Dine for Design and Construction)

Located at InternatsIonal' Days

011te8 36, H1a8k.

NONE: This combine appears to be

engaged in the desigo and construc-

thon at store Ironts, shou-cases,

show vindous and other types of con

struction In the Iseld of merchas.

d1B10g.

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Ivanoy Robert Al

Mitsa Podbel'&kog

House 1, Apt. 2

Irina Volkon

Igovskly Prospekt 131, Apt. .

Baclosure to CSCI-3/782,172

Identified further by Marina OSHAID

as Robert Aleksandroyich: IVAROV, a

resident of leningrad.

rised that she

"belleres" she net i"".

"mia-.."

this person also at the rest horse:.:..

Dear leningrad and that althouge ???.-

a lav school iraduate, IVALOY, *

worked as a chaulleur..

•..!

TraCes: 1. MoRe on IVANov.

2. The address should

probably be Podbel'skogo Pereulok

ratber than Ulltsa.

3. Assonz the IVANOYs 1n

the 1901 leningrad irectory 18

one A.K. VIVÄlDY who 18 Listed With

tbe telephose number AQ-0036, ex-

tension 1-60 asd tbe address Iver-

skaya ULItsa 18.

The Initial A corresponds

to tbe patronymic of Robert Alek-

sandrovich IVANOV, 80 A.K. IVANOY

,could conceivasly be the father

of Robert.

See entry for MAKAROV

for significance of telephone sur

ber A0-0036.

Marina OSHALD further 1dent1f1e

VOLKOVA as baving been at

the rebt home near leningrad.

11-:1

Harina also advised that let

PRIZINISEY q.V. had "en anorous

Interest 1n VOLKOVA Who, untor-

tunately vas already married. "

Iraces: 1. Hone on VOIXOVA.

2. Ilgorskly Prospekt

131 appears to be a plausible

Leningrad address.

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Y prizentser ler

Kondrat'yevskly

House T, Apt. 63 05

House 63, Apt. 7.

-SECHEF

PrintsevE dalya

Uritsa Grazhdansbaya

House 7 8, Apt. 49

D-2-09 10, PrIstBEra

Enclosure to C3CI-3/181,172

Further identsfied by larina OBHALD

A8 CAlIaS (GAly) PRIVISEVA, A TEBI-

dent of leningred with who she si.

shared a roon at the rest home sear.

.....

Leningrad.

id.

Iraces: 1. None on PRIViSEYA.

The address Grazbdas

akaya Uritsa 7 appears to be a

sather large apartnent bullding 1s

Leningrad.

3.

O! tHO PRINISEVS (OT

var1at1on8 tbereof) Listed 1s the

1961 Leningrad Telephone Directory,

One A.N. PRIMISSY 1s Listed Ior the

Dunber 10-0036, extension 1-51, at

the address Tverckaya Ul1tee 18. =!!:

HOrt: see entry for Vladindr MA-

KAROV concerning telephose number

10-00-36.

Accordinz tO MATINa OSHALD, she

pet PPIZITISEY, uho 15 a resident

a leningrad, at the rest have

near leningrad.

Marina advised

that PRIZERSEY had "an anorous

Interest 1o Irina VOLKOVA La•rJ

ubo, unfortunately vas already

married. "

TraceB: 1. None on PRIZeNISEV.

2.

Robert E.. HEBSTER,

to renounced his U.S. citizenship

10 1959 when he defected to the

USSR and tho returned to the U.S.

as an allen under the sordet quota

1n May 1962, claimed to bave se

sided 1n a three-roon apartuent at

Kondrat'yerskly Prospert 63, Apt.

18, Leniograd, dur108 bis stay 10

tbo USSR.

• 6.

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Both Kondrat'yerstly

7 and Kondrat'yevskly 63 appear, 50

be plausible Leningrad. gade fretr

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..

Rschitskaya Monas

soyka 10, Apt. 39.

Robert Robertorich

Moyka 25, Apt. 3.

Bchool 215

TarusIn Oleg Parl.

Kirovskaya_Ob1. Ebabs-

110541y 5D.. 0x9210

Exclosure to CSCI-3/781,172

According tovarias OSHALD, abe

and HonDa ¡RACHIISKAYA bad attended.

Eddle school tozether: Alter.._ ja.:

• middle school RACHILSKAYA bad : =

Lived sonernere in the Caucasis.

At still a later date Marina not P6:

RACHITSKAYA at a drug store la.

Leningrad.

TraCEB: 1. HOpe On RACHlISkAYA.

2.

Hoyke 10 appears to

be a plausible Leningrad address.

Further identsfied by Marina O5-

I WALD aB Robert Robertorich

' GRIGOR'YEY-LAYAN, Hoyka 25, Apt

•3, 5cbool '25; Leningrad.. Ac-

cording to Marlos, he vas tbe

priscipal 1n a saddle schoal 1n

whose cafeteria she bad worked

waile she was attending pharwacy

schoa?.

IraceB: La Mone os GRIGOR'YEV-

ХАУНАЙ.

2.

Наука 25 арревго чо

be a plausible Lentagrad address.

Identified Further by Marina OS-

Ho as oleg paylored tusii....

LiVE: ApparentLy TARUSTN VES &

LOrDer boy friend Of MariNa OSHAID

and the son, of Yekaterzos Mlk1t1ch-

Da (81C). TARUSDIA. Harias received

cöngratulations on the birth of ber

siret child (Pebruary 1962) 20 &

telegran fron Leningrad signed (Inu)

LARUSInA.

Traces: Lo done on TARUSIN os

TARUSINA.

2. There 18 & sbabal1s

aXLy Rayon In KIrovskaya Oblast!

In the istss.

robably indicates "set lovet) tRUl

(VIllage Sortet) Daned Ukazisaldy.

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..

Tadeuch Tamara

Х. B: H128k

U21t88 BA:lonorskeye

174 °1°, Apt. 2

SERRET

Enclosure to CSCI-3/781,172

Further Identified by HarLos aBHAID

a8 TARATA NIkOlayeVIa, DANBUST, Belo

DOTEKAYA 174"1°

, Apt. 2, Leningrad. Vi

VaTIna desCrIbed IRUBTA R8 & ITSENA:

who worked with ber in the Base ani

hospital.

According to 1ar1s0,

Tamara vorked as a Eynecologist,?=

HOLE:

According. to MarIna OSHAID'&

statenents,

the only hospital 1n

wich she bed worked vas in Mask.

Iraces: I. Hope On TADREI.

2.

Both Minsk and Lenin

grad have an Ulitsa Belonorskaya

and 1t appears that the address

vould be plausible for either elty.

The small fo before Hinsk in the

address in all probability 1s an

abbreviation of the Russian vord

gorod which seans town or esty.

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINGTON 23, DC.

:#:i-10ó:

BOPS

MEMORANDUM FOR: Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

SUBJECT

= Lee Harvey OSWALD

1. In response to your communication, DL 100-10461,

dated 31 December 1963, your file (5) 105-82555, subject as above.

enclosed is the requested information from the files of this agency.

This information covers names, addresses, and telephone numbers

relating to the Soviet Union.

2. The left column of the attachment contains information

from the two reference lists which appears to pertain to the USSR,

and has the same sequence and numbering as the reference lists.

That information which does not appear to relate to the Soviet Union

has been omitted. Where appropriate, revised translations from

the original Russian have been made to facilitate tracing. The right

column of the attachment contains pertinent traces and commentary

of this agency.

FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS:

is 3/ilis.

11999

5. Ократи

JANCEANÖLEDOFROM

MAY 28 46

CSCI - 3/779.817

1 Enclosure: As stated above is para. 1.

REC 52 105-82 -FB1/864

ait to Malla- NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATIO ISS

2-7.64

Unauthorized Disclosure

Red: indi?

Subject fa Criminal-Sanctic

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•.

Following are traces on notations in Lee Harvey OSWALD's address book

which appear to pertain to the USSR:

Address Book, Page 4

- Aleksey (Lenya)

While in the USSR OSWALD used the first name

Aleksey instead of Lee. This entry cannot be

further identified.

Address Book, Page 14

- Rakharova

B-1. 4365

i12./Gorkova

No. 15

1. No traces on the name ZAKHAROVA (faU).

2. The 1962 Moscow Telephone Directory for

Institutions, Organizations, and Enterprises

liste telephone number B-14365 as the number for

Vrachebnoy Kosmetiki, Min Zdravookhraneni

¡Medical Cosmetics, Ministry of Public Health

RSFSR, U1. Gor'kogo 19, Registratura (Registry).

Address Book, Page 15

Exit visa - 305002

Given 22 May 1962

(Upravlenie militsil)

Directorate of the Militia),

Minsk

OSWALD's U.S. passport bore an entry showing:

Soviet visa No. 305002, issued 22, May 1962 for

exit from the USSR, stamped and approved by

the Directorate of the Militia, Ministry of

Internal Affairs, BSSR.

9

Address

Book, Page 21

- Bereshchagin (or Vereshchagin)

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory liste only

Krasnozvezdaya 9, Apt. 16. Yales giaces.

• CASURD

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NATIONAL BEER DISCOTOR MATION SEAT

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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Address Book, Page 27(al)

Roza Agafonova

Hotel "Berlin" Mak. (?)

(Sovoy) (Savoy?)

1. No traces on AGAFONOVA.

2. The Hotel Berlin (formerly the Hotel Savoy).

is located at Zhdanova U1. 3, Moscow::

Amer. Embassy

MoscOW

1. The address of the American Embassy in

овсо is U1. Chaikovskogo 19/21.

Tel.

52-00-08/U1. Chaikov

D2-20-87/19/21

2.

The numbers 52-00-08 and 52-00-10 were

telephone numbers of the American Embassy

D2-00-10/9-6 business hours

in Moscow during the period of OSWALD's

stay in the USSR. The initial sumber (5) and

letter (D) are interchangeable in the Moscow

telephone system. In a letter to Marina

OSWALD, dated 10 July 196:, from the American

Embassy in Moscow, she was instructed to call

either D-2-20-87 or D-2-00-10 upon ber arrival

іл Мовсош.

Alizberg, Vera (V2)

German teacher conserv(atory)

• Aksonov (Aksenor?), Colonel

Ministry of Internal Aflairs,

BSSR

No traces.

No traces.

Address Book, Page 28 (A2)

A. Ex.

K-42000

384

1 - 2 Dinner

Room 384

- Aelisarcic

1.

The Telephone Directory of the American Embass

in Moscow lists the American Express Company,

Room 384, Hotel Metropol', telephone - 942000;

manager, Mr. Michaey SELISAVGIC.

2.

The initial number 9 and letter K are interchange.

able in the Moscow telephone system.

3.

further traces.

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/ Address Book, Page 29

Veeshtorg Bank

Bank for Foreign Trade

Мовсой

Veglinna ya Ul. 1

Kozlou

'K-03400

!!

(792)

Address Book, Page 31

Vis(a) and Registration?)

Office

Kolpachayy Per. 9

MoscOw

- (2 lines crossed out)

- Colonel (1l Petrikou-

- - Dobromyslenslay

Per. 5.

- Citizen

Demnushkina

K=%! 6

1: The USSR State Bank and the Veshtore Bank.

are located at Neglinnaya U1. 12, Mosco.

?. The 1960 Moscow Telephone Directory for

Institutions, Organizations and Enterprises

lists the telephone number K-03400 as the

number of the telephone switchboard at the

Ministry of Finance of the USSR.

The number

792 is probably an extension at the Ministry

o1 Finance.

3. No traces on KOZLOVA.

1. The Visa and Registration Office (OVIR) in

Moscow is located at Kolpachnyy Pereulok 9.

2.

The two lines crossed out appear to be two

different renditions of the name DEMUSHKINA.

3.

Dobromyslenskiy Pereulok 5 in Minsk is the

address for the Militsiya Minskogo gorodskogo

Soveta deputatov trudyashchikhaya (The Militia

of the Minsk City Council of Workers' Deputies).

4.

In a letter to the American Embassy, Moscow,

dated 4 October 1961, OSWALD refers to a

Colonel PETRAKOV (probably mia-spelled from

PETRIKOV) as "Director". öf the "Address and

Passport Office, " (presumably in Minsk).

DEMUSHKINA is not further identifiable. No

traces on either PETRIKOV or DEMUSHKINA.

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Address Book, Page 33

14121 Zhdanova

Hotel Savoy (?) K 41980

Ul. Zakharova

House No. 11, Apt. 72

Golovacher, Pavel

1. The 1962 Moscow Jelephone Directory Lots

under the telephone number K 41980, the

byuro obsluzhivaniya (service bureau) of the

Hotel Berlin, Ulitra Zhdanova 3, Moscow.,:

2.

The Hotel Berlin was formerly called the Savoy.

GOLOVACHEY, Pavel appease to have been a

close friend of Lee and Marina OSWALD WhO

worked at the Radio Factory with OSWALD

and corresponded with the OSWALDe (at least

twice) after their arrival in the United States.

2.

The address given appears to be a large

apartment building in Minsk.

3.

No further traces.

Ella German

Ul. Lavsko-Naberezhnaya

No. 22,, Apt. 2

1.

A formei girl friend of OSWALD's in Minsk

who worked at the Radio Factory with OSWALD.

2.

No traces on GERMAN. The street exists in

Minsk, but the address is not identifiable.

Gdr 120) U1. Staniolavakogo

(crossed out) also Sastan (3)

Minsk

Ela Germaya

Ul. Lavskaya Embankment

No. 22, Apt, 22

%:."

A Moscow Guide Book published by the Foreig

Languages Publishing House, Moscow shows the

German Democratic Republic Embassy to be

located at 10 U1. Stanislavskogo.

1. The crossed out words appear to be "also German,

rather than "also Sastan."

2.

The name Eld GERMAYN and address following

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Address Book, Page 35

Lyudmir (Lyudmila 2emitrievnal.

OSWALD had met a DMITRIEVA at the Inturist

Hotel "Berlin" (Savoy)

Office of the Metropol' Hotel in Moscow.

Dmitrieva

/yudmila

Avanovna

2.

DMITRIEVA is probably connected with the phone

number K-41980 (which appears on page 33 of

the address book) and is listed as the number

for the Service Bureau of the Hotel Berlin.

3. No traces on DMITRIEVA.

Comam Demka (2) 20244 (work) 1.

This 16 probably DETKOV Roman, (see further

selerence on piece of paper found in OSWALD's

wallet by New Oxleans Police).

2. The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists for the

number 2-02,44: The Machine Building Depart-

ment of the Institute of Scientific-Technical

Information and Propaganda, Ulitsa Karla Marksa

10, Missk.

3. In his diary OSWALD wrote that Roman DETKOV,

head of the For(eign) Tech(nical) Lastit(ute) acted

as interpreter when OSWALD met the Minsk

City Mayor" on 8 January 1960.

4. No further traces.

Nataliya Alekseyevna

Children's Polyclinic

B-3-91-92 Petrov, Vorot

(Petrovskiy Gate)

1. No traces. (This appeare to be a first same

and patronymic. )

2. The telephone number B-3-91-92 is listed in the

1962 Moscow Telephone Directory as the number

of "Home Aid" of the Number 3.Children's

Polyclinic called "Mossovet of the Sverdlovsk

Rosion, " located aT PoRECENED" FRON

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Address Book, Page 41

Aleke Romanovich Ziger

Krasnaya Ul., Minsk (?)

House 14, Apt. 42

West German Embassy

B. Gruzinskaya

U1. 17

Miso, Kaisenheim

Ka la shna ya

Lane 6

Dutch Embassy

Van Hattun

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists:

/ZIGER, A. R., Krasnaya 14, Apt. 42, -

phone 3-42-85.

2. Available records show that the ship Salta, when

leaving Buenos Aires, Argentina, for Odessa,

USSR, on 1 July 1956, carried repatriates back

to the Soviet Union. Among them were:

¡ ZIGER, Alexander, Soviet, age 44, engineer.

ZIGER, Ana, Soviet, age 16. Fi: 'pi'.. isid

/LIGER, Ana Elvira, Argentine, age 15, student.

(LIGER, Leonor, Argestine, age 21, student.

3.

A report of 1957 refere to Alejandro/LIGER, a

Pole, engineer and radio-telephonic expert, 44

yeare old, married to And DMITRUK, a Pole, 47

cars old. They reportedly had two children

Leonor, married to Jorge LEVCHUK, and An

Evelina, l6 yeare old and single. The ZIGERs

resided in Minsk

1.

A Moscow Guide Book published in 1961 lists the

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany ai

17 Bol'shaya Gruzinskaya Ul.

1. A Moscow Guide Book published is 1961 liste

The Netherlande Embassy at 6 Kalasbaiy Pereulok

(Lane) 6.

2. No traces on VAN HATTUN.

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Address Book, Page 45

7/18 Moscow, K31 (?)

•U1. Zhdanova

Minsk, Ulitsa Karla Marksa No. 35

Koz. Narokhsov. (?) Tel. 263!1

Comrade Dyader

Room

1.

20575/Sharapov

Minsk

House No. 4, Apt. 24

Ul. Kalinina

Kuzetsova, Roba

Intur(int), Hotel "Minsk"

92-463

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I1 the K31 (?) is read as /3/ then the address

becomes Moscow, 3 01. Zhdanova which is the

addrcas of the Hotel Berlin.

Although this appears to be a legitimate Minsk

address, it cannot be further identified.

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory Lists

for the number 26311: CHUB, A. A.o

Leninsly Prospekt, 16, Apt. 67.

2.

No traces on either CHUB or DYADEV.

1. The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists

for the number 20575: The Receptionist

of the Chairman of the Executive Committee

of the City Council of Workers' Deputies,

Karla Marksa 12.

2.

No traces on SHARAPOV.

This was OSWALD's address while he lived

is Minsk. The name of the street, Ulitsa

Kalinina was changed to Ulitsa

Kommunisticheskaya while OSWALD was

residing at this address.

1.

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory liste

9-24-65 as the number of the Director of

the Minsk Hotel, Leninsidy Prospekt 11,

9-24-64 a8 the Accounting Office of the hotel,

at the Minsk Hotel, 9-BH163%D

12. No hates aus

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Address Book, Page 45 (cont.)

Kuznetsova, Rosa (cont.)

House 30, Apt. 8

Ul. Kola Miskneva (?)

Ul. Karla Libnekhta (?)

Nel Norodovelvim (2)

112 In(stitute) of Foreign

Languages

2. No traces on KÚZNETSOVA:

1.

There appears to be no 11. Kola Misineva in

Minsk; however, there is an Ul. Karla Libnekhta.

2.

Probably the address of KUZNETSOVA, Roza

(See rear Dyleaf 1 of address book.)

wichtio

1.

The individual named is possibly NeLl KOROBKA:

who is referred to in OSWALD's diary as one of

four girls living together in room 212(sic) of the

dormitory of the Institute of Foreign Languages.

2.

No traces on either KOROBKA or variations

of NORODOVSKVIM.

3.

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists the

Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages at

Ul. Zakharova 21.

Address Book, Page 51

Medical Institute

LUCIA (3) 31890

'ALyusya) 8 31890

U1. Kalinina 14

1. The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists for

the number 31890/ ALEKSIN, A. I...

Kommunisticheskaya, 14, Apt.. 20.

The same directory also lists the Medical

Institute, Universitetslay Gorodok (University

Village), Minsk.

3.

The name of Ul. Kalinina was changed to U1.

Kommunisticheskaya in 1961.

4. No traces on ALEKSIN.

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Addrees Book, Page 53

Merezhinally

Prospect Stalina 12, Apt. 26

yeogde (8) 7-14-53

(Aunt Polina)

Khar kov

Viyezd Trinklera

House 5, Apt. 7

Mikhaylovich

MID (Ministry of Foreiga

AllaiTo)

Metro Smolenskaya

11..

1.

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists:"

/ MEREZHINSKIY, M. F:, Leninsky Prospekt,

12, Apt. 26, telephone 2-62-55.

z.

The name of Prospekt Stalina was changed to

Leninskiy Prospekt in 1961.

3.

The telephone number 7-14-53 appears to be an

unlisted office phone.

4.' No traces on MEREZHINSKIY:

5. Veogde (?) cannot be identified.

1.

MIKHAYLOV, Polina, residing at the Kharkov

address shown, is seferred to by Marina

OSWALD in a letter as "Aunt Polina," She

is believed to be a sister of Marina's mother.

2. A V'yezd (Drive) Irinklera does exist in

Kharkov and the address shown appears to be

& plausible Kharkov address.

3. No traces on MIKHAYLOV Of MIKHAY LOVICH.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Moscow

Is located adjacent to the Smolensk Subway

Station.

Address Book, Page 57

OVIP., MOSCOW

Ul. Ogareva

Vzha D. A. Vigeda (8)

K-45026

li,1

1. OVIR is an abbreviation of

Otdel Vir i

Registratell (Department of Visas and

Registration) of the Directorate of Internal

Alta to us the Moggoreoveta the My FROM

City Council).

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Address Book, Page 57 (cont.)

OVIR, MORcON (cont.)

• 2.

DD 10206 от 19206

DD 19106

-..

Kolpachnyy Pereulok 9 was reported as as-OVIR

office in 1961 and Ulitsa Ogareva 6 was reported

to be an OVIR office as of 1960:

3.

The third line appears to be garbled Russiar

for Miza diya vyyezda" (exit visa).

4. K-45026 18 listed in the 1962 Moscow Telephone

Directory as the number for the Militia of the

Directorate of Internal Affairs of the

Mosgorispolkoma (The Moscow City Executive

Committee).

1. The double D does not appear to be a plausible

Moscow telephone number. However, under

the number D-10206 the 1960 Moscow Telephone

Directory lists the address: 60 Gorkogo

Apt. 2.

The directory lists no name with the

number. The address appears to be an

apartment house in the northwest part of

Moscow.

2. No traces on the above address

3. Neither the 1960 nor the 1962 Moscow Telephone

Directories list the number D-19206.

The double D, again, does not appear to be a

plausible Moscow telephone sumber. Undes

the number D-19106, however, the 1962 Moscou

Telephone Directory Lists: the Savelovslay.

Vokzal (Railroad Station) Restaurant at

Savelovsky Square which is located in the

northwest section of Moscow.!

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Address Book, Page 57 (cont.)

1019107

Ostankino

- - (illegible) "B"

OVIR, MOBCO

Kolpachayy Lase 9

1.

This number appears to be a Moscow telephone

number, and may be related to DD 19206.(?)

and DD 19106, above, The 1960 Moscow

Telephone Directory lists for the number

D-19107; SPRISHEVSKAYA, D. I. 2 Ulitsa

Gor 'kogo 48. This address appeare to be

a rather large apartment building in the

northwest section of Moscow.

2. No traces on SPRISHEVSKAYA.

This reference appeas to be to the Hotel

/Ostankino, 33 Bol'shaya Martinskaya Ulitsa,.

telephone 83-86-20 where, according to a

statement Marina OSWALD made to the FBI !.

on 4 December 1963, the OSWALDs stayed

for a few days prior to their departure

from the Soviet Union.

See previous reference to OVIR, Moscow

on page 57 of the address book.

Address Book, Pages 58 and 59

Kharkov

v'ezd Irinklera

House 5, Apt. 7

the Mikhaylows

(for Marina)

1. See previous similar reference on page 53

of the address book.

2. Marina appears to refer to Marina OSWALD

who apparently had spent a month visiting

her "Aunt Polína" at this address in the

fall of 1961.

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MAY 28

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Address Book, Pages 58 and 59 (cont.)

Registry Office K-78545

1. Although the number K-78545 is a plausible

Moscow telephone number, it does not appear

to be listed in the 1962 or 1960 MOsCOW: ::.

Telephone Directory.

2. The office referred to appears to be an office

of the Moscow Militia that OSWALD might.

have dealt with in the acquisition of his

Soviet documentation.

Minsk 25994 Ex - 39

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists

for the number 25994: the switchboard of

the Militia of the Minsk City Council of..

Workers' Deputies, Dobromyslensky

pereulok 5. See also Colonel PETRIKOV,

pagé 31 of the address book.

Vidim (radim? Petrovich

Teacher, Moscow,.

IN. OR. YAK

1. No traces.

2. IN. OR. YAK cannot be further identified.

Riga

Ul. Pernovas

House 39, Apt. 1:

Pogorel'iläya.

Lena

Tel. 70540

Prusakova, Marina -Motorme

1.

Kalinina 30 (?)

House 39, Apt. 20

.. The l Rie Telephone Directos No 2. w..

at 39 Pernavas.

2. No traces or POGORELISKAYA OF NEGINSKY.

Д 88.00-

2.

Before her matriage to OSWALD, Marina

PRUSAKOVA allegedly lived with her Uncle

Dyz PRUSAKOV at Ul. Kalinina 42. apt. 20.

The name of Ulitsa Kalinina was changed to Ulitsa

Kommunisticheskaya sometime near the end .

of 1961.

1999

PRUSAKOWn Telephone Directo A FRON

aLLo Kommunisacroskas

42, opt. 20, telephone 3-38-53 -ur 28 HAS;

$8.8

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Address Book, Page 60

Petrikor

U1. Lunacharikogo 8

.. Argentine Embassy

Pol'aliy (Polish)

U1. A Myskogo (?)

30.

do pip oy are book for saloreo

The address of the Argentine Embassy in

Moscow is U1. Lunacharskogo 8.

The Polish! Embassy in Moscow in located

at Ulitsa A. Tolstogo 30.

!.::

Address Book, Page 61

Comrade Roman

Worke (at) Karl Marx

Technical Library

Radio Factory "Kommunay"

Experimental Shop

3-29-56

Sobnson - Мовсом

1. Comrade Roman may be identical with ....

DETKOV, Romas (see page 35 of the

address book).

2.

There appears to be no library in Minsk

with the title of the Karl Marx Technical

Library. What is referred to here is

possibly the institution listed for Roman

DETKOV (see page 35 of the address book).

The number 29-ebe phone Dim muory lista fox

(switchboard) of the Radiozavod (Upravleniya

elektrotekhnicheskoy i priborostroitel'noy

promishlennosti Sovnar-Khoza BSSR) (The

Radio Factory of the Directorate of Eléctro-

technical and Instrument Building Industry of

the Council of the National Economy of the

BSSR).

This probably refers to Priscilla JOHNSON,

Yuho according co the Telephone Directory of

a corespondent for be Got AmeRi

a correspondent lor

Newspaper Aliance in Morçp"28'151

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Address Book, Page 61 (cont.)

-....

MissiMosb

l'==

- .

The Associated) P$(ese)

726430

a rain...

Ester.

The same directory lists Aline MOSBY 28&":

correspondent for United Press Internalonal

in Moscow with the telephone number 72-66-81..

oi:oc.?:

The American Embassy, Moscow Telephone

Directory for 1959 lists a GOLDBERG, (D0

firat name listed) as a correspondent for the.

- Associated Press in Moscow. His telephone

is listed as 72-64-30 and his address as

Narodzaya 13, Apt. 35.

See MOSBY above.

Unit(ed) PI(ess)

726681

with Mosby

Mr. Goldberg

See entry for the Associated Press above.

Address Book, Page 63

setyaev - radio мовсо

Leo Setyaer

V3-65-88.(work)

Novo-Peschanaya 23/7

Apt. 65

l..

1.

Neither V3-65-88 nor B3-65-88 is listed

in the 1962 Moscow Ielephone Directory

although both numbers are plausible

Moscow telephone numbers.

2.

The address Novo-Peschanaya 23/7 appears

to be a very large Moscow apartment house.

3. No traces on SETYAEY.

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/ Storyler (?), El'ea

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Address Book, Page 63 (cont.)

Sktyler (?),

El'sa and Gri-(?) 1.

¡okripel' (3), 'El'ea and Gri-(?)

U1. Cherkogo, House 13

Apt. I (at the ivedding)

Nov. 6

Jamma .

!

No traces on SKAYLEY or SKRIPEL

No such street as Ulitsa Cherkogo appeñre 2.

to be located in Moscow, Minsk or Lerngrad;

although all three cities have an Ulitea:

Chekhova.

This probably refere to Rima SHIROKOVA:..

See the address book, page 81.

Address Book, Page 69

Ina Takhagoeva (7)

House 4, Apt. 19. Minsk

U.

Minsk

Leningradskaya

House 1, Apt. 11

Ernal Titovets

..

1. From entries in OSWALD's diary it appears

that TAKHAGOEVA may be identical to l.

Enna TACHINA, allegedly a female from

Riga who was studying at the music conserva

tory in Minsk and with whom OSWALD claimed

to have had an affair prior to his marriage.

2. No traces on elther TAKHAGOEVA oI TACHINA.

"FITOVETS, EInst or Erik appeaze to be

Identical with HTOV, Ernst or Erik.

TITOVETS was apparently one of OSWALD's

closest friende in the USSR and corresponded

with both the OSWALDs after their entry into

the U.S.

2. No further traces on TITOVETS or TITOV.

3. The address which appears to be a plausible

Minak address cannot be further identified.

RES: IF FROM A

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Address Book, Page 73

Ministry of Finances of the

USSR

U1. Kuybysbeya, 9

792

1. The linistry of Finance of the USe de cor

located at Ulitea Kuybysheva, 9, in Moscow.:

2.

The number 792 is probably an oftice numb

at the Ministry (See address book, pagè 28(A2).

Address Book, Page 81

Rimma Sherakava (Shirokova) 1.

In bis diary OSWALD referred to SHIROKOVA,

"Inturist" Moscow !!

Rima, as the Inturist guide who met him when

he first arrived in the USSR.

Sherakor 2-05-75

2.

Shirokova,

Rimma S.

Ul. Kirova

Main Post Office

General Delivery

Traces on SHIROKOVA, indicate that in August

1959, an American tour group visiting MoscoW

was escorted by Inturist guide Rimay SHIROKOVA,

who was described as a blond, 5425, 120 pounds,.

& good English speaker, single, and a resident

о жовсош.

3.

Inturist is the official tourist agency of the

USSR and as such provides guides and escorte

for visiting foreigners. Inturist is widely used

by the Committee for State Security (KGB) for

purposes of controlling and gathering information

on foreigners. Many if not all of its guides are

KGB agents.

The entry SHERAKOY 2-05-75 appeare so selate

to the entry on page 45 of the address book

"20575 SHARAPOV." In his diary OSWALD

wrote, that he was met by the "Mayor of Minsk"

(BIC),, SHRAPOV, who welcomed him to the city.

(See comments on Minsk telephone number

2-05-75 on page 45 of the address book.)

5.

The Main Post Office in Moscow is located at

Ulitsa Kirova 26. SHIROKOVA probably used the

General Delivery address in order to remain as

anonymous as possible in LECEIVED FROM

practice of Inturist guides.

MAY 28 1976

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Address Book, Page 84

.22182

On the slip of paper found in OSWALD's wallet

by the New Orleans Police Department le the

entry "Marina at work - ?2182:" This i

probably the telephone number at Marina

OSWALD's fomer place of employment.

s.".

The 1963 Minsk Telephone Directory Liste the

number 22182 for the Pharmacy of the 3rd

, Clinical Hospital, Lenin

а 30, мілок.

Address Book - Rear Flyleaf 1

Stanislav, Shushkerich - Teacher

Aleksandy Rudenchek 171 -

Teacher

No traces.

No traces.

é Vorosholor (?) - reacher

P Noroshilor (?)

Protilimalay - Teacher

Khill Dit (2) near Movie

Theater "Pobeda"

No traces.

Rosa - House 130

Apt. 9

Ulitsa Karla Labnekhta

92463

1.

2.

1.

2.

No traces.

The Movie Theater "Pobeda" in Minsk is

located at Ulitea International'naya IT.

Khill Dit (?) is not identifiable.

See Roza KUZNETSOVA, telephone 92-463

on page 45 of the address book.

The same address appeare to be listed on

page 45 of the address book as House 30,

Apt. 8 which sounde more plausible for Missk

The address is not further identifiable.

• 17.

REGE LED, GROA

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Address Book - Rear Flyleaf 1 (cont.)

Elis (2) = Tali, Span, (8)

1. • This could be a reference to Eleonora ZIGER

daughter of Aleksands ZIGER (See page 41 of

the address book for traces.) In his diary

OSWALD described Eleonora as having "a

beautiful Spanish figure."

2.

This might also refer to blia GERMAN (see

the address book, page 33).

3. Elis (?) is otherwise not identifiable.

Tomka (?)

1.

In his diary OSWALD made Icierence to a

Tomka (LNU) as one of four girls who lived

together in room 212 of the dormitory of the

Institute of Foreign Languages in Minsk. (See

entry for NORODOVSKVIM (?), KOROBKA (?),

Nel on page 45 of the address book.

2. NOTE:

Page 45 of the address book gives the

dormitory room number as 112

whereas in his diary OSWALD gives

the room number as 212.

sda 32109

!.

1. The 1963 Minsk Ielephone Directory lists for

the number 32109/ KRECHETOVICH, N. N..

Ulitsa Zakharova 23, Apt. 27.

2. NOTE: The Institute of Foreign Languages is

Minsk is at Ulitsa Zakharova 21.

3. No further traces on KRECHETOVICH:

•18.

Maria 3-38-51

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•

Address Book - Rear Flyleaf 1 (cont.)

Maria 3-38-53

Apt. 20 House (sic)

1.

•This appears to be a reference to Märlea

OSWALD.

2. The 1963 Minsk Ielephone Directory liste =

under the number 3-38-58: PRUSAKOV, I. V..

Ulitsa Kommunisticheskaya 42, Apt. 20.

3.

PRUSAKOV is the alleged uncle of Marina

OSWALD.

4. No further traces on PRU SAKOV, I. V:

The Slip of Paper Found in OSWALD's Wallet

Marina at work

22182

Hotel Minsk Rose 92-463

..."

Domicile Registry Office (?)

MOsCOW (?) D 78545

Hoomsdie Regiotry Otice (7)

Minak

25994 Ex. 39

Radio Factory, Experimental)

shop 3-29-56

221-82

See entry for the number "22182" on page

84 of the address book.

See Roza KUZNEISOVA on page 45 of the

address book.

See entry for Registry Office K-78545 on

pages 58 and 59 of the address book.

See entry fos "Miask 25994, Ex-39" 0n

pages 58 and 59 of the address book.

• 19.

11999

East

AT 1000N 100 70 090

See entry for Radio Factory, Experimental

Shop on page 61 of the address book.

See entry for the number Tel,EDaROM

84 of the address book.

Soboy

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CLOSURE

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Socierg NATIONAL BANK-

OF CLEVELAND

QUARTERLY REVIEW

NOVEMBER, 1988

A SLOWING IN THE MILITARY

• Defense expenditures rose at more then a 84 billion

seasonally adjusted annual rate during the third

quarter ol 1966--tbe sharpest tale of adrance lor

any quarter since the cacalation in Vietnam began

in the spring of 1965. Unless the United States in-

volvement in Soutbeast Aris goes lar beyond the

levels eurrently contemplated by Pentagon straie

gists, the peak in the impact of defense procurement

on the economy may have already been reached.

This is not to say that the increase in delense spend-

ing is about to come to an abrupt halt or that the

rise in delense production is about to terminate.

Outstanding commitmento and programs already

underway virtually ensure a lurtber expansion of the

military establishment. However, what is most

critical to the economy as a whole is that the rate of

increase in spending is likely to slom down consid-

wably. Even allowing for a military personnel com

mitment in South Vietnem of & ball million men,

the advance in defense spending should become

little more then a modest updrift by the summer of

1967. This implies a slippage in orders for military

equipment in the dear luture.

It is a bit too carly to find any deinitive statistics

indicating that the scolerating rate of growth in

the militery establishment is about to be reversed.

To be sure, the Delense Department recently at-

nounced & marked reduction in draft calls, but there

Is some evidenoe that capacity limitations at training

senters, rather than a programmed slowdown in the

arred lordes buildup, was involved. Altbough mili-

tary prime contract awards dipped in August (tbe

barest reported figure) to the lowest level since

March, this may have been merely an adjustment

brought about by the exceptionally high level of

contract awards in July. Alo, the sharp upswing in

состаснт Іть, Да

DEFENSE PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS

attions el Daters - Seasonatty Adjusted

20

28

higments

20

28

20

1.8;

Ustilled Ordon,

&8

095

Dew orders reported by defense contractors in Sep

rember was apparently due to a large surge in civil-

tas, ratber than militery business

While the current crop of statistics is difficult to

interpret and highly inconclueive, the underlying,

trends implicit in the buildup of the armed forces

and in the procurement of equipment presage a

slowing in momentum

Military Personnel

By the end of this year, American military person

del in Bouth Vietnam should reach 885 thousand..

As far as can be ascertained, eurrent Pentagon strat

ezy projects peak troop commitments of 500 thou

sand bylthe summer ol 1967. Additional backup

perzonnel will also be required for logistical support,

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U.8. ARM

FORCES

MilleRs

TaN US. Art Forces

Support &

по 30!

• Operarional.

Forces

thousand tons as of the end of Juse and to 160 tbou-

sanp tons lour months later. T'here are sino approsi.

nately 140 tbousand tons presently in trapsit to

Vietnam as compared with about 100 thouzand tons

at the end of June. While some of the inventory in

Vietnam and in transit may represent a drawdown

ol stocks in otber areas of the world, it is nevertbeles

apparent that the inventory buildup has been quite

extensive. Earlier this year, aircraft sorties against

targets in both North and South Vietnam were being

launched at a rate of approximately 25 thouzand a

month dropping 45 thousand tons of air munitione.

While the sortie rate has not risens very much above

• that level, there has apparently been some modest

merease in munitions consumption.

It thus appears that the curent air munitions

production rate is running above foreseeable require

sente Consequently, some retrenchment in output

levels is clearly required to avoid an extraordinarily

large surplus of bombs, and rockets.

There is aiso some indication that ground ordnance

-ride ammunition, artillery shells and grenades

Jay require some adjustment as well. Nevertheless,

as combat operations in

• South Vietnam are ex-

panded with the larger U.S, involvement, consump-

tion of these items will continue to rise. However,

brase cartridge requirements for defense production

sisted for the fire quarter of 1967 are substantially

the same as those of the lourth quarter of 1966, This

say reflect a rise in inventories and some flattening

in the output sate

Aircraft

Atteck aircraft shot down over North Vietnam

have been averaging 20 to 25 a month this year. Air

loeses in combat operations over South Vietnana, as

well as noncombat loser, bring the lose race of

THE SURGE IN THE MILITARY

rotation of troops and training. II in addition we

are to maintein our buropean commitments and

restore operational forces in the continenta) United

states to toeir early 1865 levels, US, armed forces

mill have to continue to expand to something in

exocas of 8.6 million by the summer of 1967 from

current levels of 88 million. While such a target

hered would imply a furtber subetantial buildup,

there sbould be a perceptible decline in tbe rate of

torease in the armed loroes a number of months

prior to tbe attainment of the peak level of involve

ment in South Vietnam. Thus, military personnel

sorts are apt to rise at a somewhat leas rapid rate

starting early in 1901.

• Operations and maintenance corts here sly.

rocketed during the part yeur in the wake of the

expansion in bostilities. Maintaining modern bases

aad equipment in the jungle environment of Vietnam

is an extraordinary consumer of money. It is bard

to magise 0 & M outlays sebilizing until well after

peak personnel commitments have been reached in

the combat areas

Munitions

Production of air ordnanor bombs, rockets, ebells

and ballete has risen sharply since midyeas. While

specile kgures are clessiled, indications are that

such production has grown from approximately 50

tbousand tons s month to something in the ares of

so thousend tons. This is well above the consumption

rate for Vietnam operations as indicated by declassi-

Ded igures on inventories in Bouth Vietnam and

material in transit. At the end of March, for exemple,

• tbe Pentagon reported 61 thousand tons of aerial

munitions in South Vietnam. The figure rose to 91

Frebection a Delease Enviga

Faderal Rezero BaRt labes

1057-80-100.500

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attack alreralt to something in toe area of 80 per

sonth. Production of McDonnell's F4 Phantom

fet, in all its configurations, is alone running at

about 80 per month. In addition, production of the

ne, Aro and Aol for the Navy and marines pleo

over-all fret line attack aireralt production at about

Do per month. This is more than enough to meet all

losses resulting from Southeast Asian operations as

well as attrition and obsolescence for aquadrons

deployed outside the combat area Assemblies of

be Uh-l belicopter, the abiquitous Army ano

Merise workhorse in Vietnam, ane running in exces

* 160 per month. Production levels here lar exceed

bases both in Vietnam and elsewbere.

Consequently, abott of a major sem cecalation in o

the air war in Southeast Asia, military aircraft re

quirements should stabilize seat the cument levels

Summing Up

Fitting the pieces of the delense espenditure

outlook togetber, in the context of the apparent

military strategy, implies further signifcant increases

to expenditures during the current quarter, with

modest increases thereafles through the summer of

1967. It appears that with the financing of a ball mil.

lion troops in South Vietnem defense expenditures

would run somewbere between 570 billion and 872

billion a year. (Such expenditures during the third

quarter of 1966 ran at a 8612 billion seasonally ad-

Justed annual rale.) At the present rale of expansion,

the 570 billion plus level will be reached sometime

in mid-1967, indicating & virtual fattening in es-

penditures tberealter.

Forecasis of US. military expenditures in recent

years have been notoriously off the mark and, indeed,

our expectation of a slowing in the rate of outlays

could easily go awry. Certainly, bould the Vietnam

buildup be escalated beyond the 500 tbousand man

level or should a crisis erupt eleethere in the world,

the outlook would be fos a seemingly open-ended

expansion in our military establishment

The more intriguing alternative, and bopefully

the more probable, is how much-could militery

expenditures be eut should a truce be reached in

Vietnam sometime in 1967 followed by & US. troop

withdrawal?

May estimate of the extent ol the reduction must

Test upon some judgment of the cort of the was in

Vietnam at the beight of our involvement. While

such estimates can be only approximate, owing to

the paucity of orcial information, it is nevertbeless

posable to develop geDeral orders of magnitude. I1,

lor example, me add the cost of aircrall lorees, muni.

tons expended, maintenance and construction fo

quiremente, plus military personnel costs, not only

•O those troops in tbe combet preas, but also of

ORPATTEN, ON DEFLARE MATERIALS AROUNEHEN

828

personsel in the logistic and training pipelines, we

artive at a figure of approximately 82 billion a montb.

Although at a 870 billion to 872 billion level of

delense expenditures, it might be supposed that all

costs of the Vietnam war would be met out of current

expenditures, & cessation of the war is most unlikely

to bring the level of delense outlays down by a full

S24 billion. In the first instance, some of the expenses

properly charged to Vietnam, such as personnel and

basic maintenance costs of the 7th Fleet, currently

stationed off Vietnam, would go on war of so war.

Bo would some of the costs of the eir force bases in

Thailand. Hence, should the war terminate and the

armed forces be reduced by nearly a million men,

defense expenditures would probably fall back to

somewbere between a §50 billion to 855 billion annual

rate.

The Economic Consequences of Peace

A truce and withdrawal ol American troope ear-

lier this year would have come during a period of

expanding civilian markets. Such an event would

probably have forestalled the stringency in the

money markets last summer and presumably would

have contributed to a more balanced, soninflationary

prowth of the economy.

Bhould & truce be reached after the Vietnan

escalation has run its course and defense expendin unes

have risen to a more than $70 billion level, the de

Rationary impact on the economy could be rather

significant. A truce reached earlier this year would

probably have involved a decline in delense speading

of only 85 billion to 810 billion. A truce reached, tay.

in the summer of 1967 could precipitate a drop in

military outlays of more then 8$15 billion, Moreover,

the falloil in military expenditures might well be

occurring about the same time

it the plate and

equipment expenditure boom

ore Al

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.. bast this is what is suggested by the mont recent

taformation on capital appropriations and planned

expenditures for sext year. Hopelully, in such an

environment, lares would be eut rather quickly.

thereby releasing private purchasing power to olset

the coniraction in the military establishment.

Cleveland

The Society NATIONAL BANK INDIX of Man-

dacturing Production for Cuyabora and Lake

Counties moved to record highs again in September.

and in the capital goods market sometime sext year

suggests some pause in tbe boom. The tremendous

rains in industrial activity which have cheracterized

the Cleveland metropolitan ares in recent years will

probably be more dificult to achieve during the

next six to side months. Bome fattening is growth

is Uberelore indicaled. Sigos of a recescion, boneres,

are lacking.

CLEVELAND

UNEMPLOYMENT

Usensleye

30

Parcone ol Labor fores

Socisly матюма вамк шоех

CLEVELAND ARLA

TOTAL MANUFAETURIMO

тая сканое, наютит саматке

SOCiety MATIONAL BANK PRODUCTION NADEXES

CLEVELAND AREA

1037-1930-100 wood jacke

TIMEN

No

a growing financial force in Cleveland... total resources now over $630,000,000

Society NATIONAL BANK

OF CLEVELAND

FEDERAL

93%

DEPOSIT LASURANCE CORPORATION

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REPRINTED FROM: THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER

NOVEMBER 20, 1966

Clearing House

Moderation Is Key to Outlook

for '67, Banker' France Says

BY JOEN S. CLEARY

od # vill continue to soderate the

equipment spending ease off, taflation

General BustRess FAlter

verbesting aspects so that during

dry pressures will moderate also to

the second ball of 1957 the economy

Moderallos fs 8he

the point where a significant tax be

will be growing only at a sormal rate.

crease would be unnscessary."

boy word to an appraisal

We can expect further price iscreases

The braker suggests that these

el dee bostoess outlook

during the year abead, but they should

chanses would tend to release finan

1951-taoderaldon

be more moderale than tbose expert

dial and material resources to those

erball aquerse.

raced this year.

el the construction todustry

weresting el the

Gettiny toro the areas el even

which have been tabibited by the es.

косому, ва

the rate

sore blesse taletest delense spead

tremely restrictive mousy

ms and business expenditures bese.

to recent months

conditions

- primarily bome

al price tocreases, In the

opinions are olleted by i rance:

building.

tempo ol delease spending and its im.

pact oe over-al acurily.

is lhe pace

"LITARY OUTLAYS are stil

HERE ARE SOME el banker

• capta expeoditures.

tallation

rising at a rather raple pace as the

France's specific forecasts for 1957:

soy pressures and in the level el au-

armed forces expand si tbe sale el

GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT -

sasobile sales.

about 10.000 men a moalb.

1185 billion, p th from this year's

Moderation is the word that pops

"However, eves lI we are to build

5/40 billion.

p repestedly &s

Mervin B. France.

up our forces to south Viet Nam so

100,000 men by the summer of sext

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN.

resident of sociely National Bank o

teveland

discusses

the prospecte

year, the prouth presumably will

DEX-As average ol 162, compared

come to a bait about that time.

wis 156 for 1966.

and problems likely to store for bast

seas and consumers to the upcoming

"This will cause the rate of to

AVERAGE HOJRLY EARNING

crease in delease spending is dom

A rise el 4½5 ta marufacturiog

деят.

doms rather abruplly.

(enchiding

mertime) arainst

this

WHAT IT ALL ADDS UP 10, 88Y8

feat's 86% tocrease.

WHILE THE DEFENSE Depart.

Гтахое, вы

"a slower and more bal.

asced fronth in the economy ta 1951

ment expendilures probably will con

COST OF LIVING-Up 2%%.

Ben we have had in 19iß."

tove to drilt higher to the last ball af

PERSONAL INCOLE

- AB. ta

1967, they cerlainly will have a more

Crease ol 6.5% tO a reCOTU 8818 billion.

Polotio,

out that considerable

moderale impact on economic activity

merbesting in the econory accurred

Mais gear arring to en

engustatnable

the has have bains to the.

RETAIL SALES 137 Liches. e

contributing to the outiook

CONSUMER SAVINGS - Modest

rate el expansion that ihreatened to

встеюр

BETIONS

for lessesed tallationary pressures 1s

inlationary

conse.

the

todicaled stor down in the groatt

races, the banker stales that to the

plant and equipment spendior ta

last two mouths the pressures

1967. In fact, It ts quile likely that this

las a credit squeeze have moderated

type of speading actually may tur

paty stirstly

but that

doey

sbould

dorra late la 18967.

recede alonly ques the co miss

"Since capital expenditures have

Ken tistag about twice as last as the

soomy as a wook, til wl make to

IS CONCLUSION: INterest

roles sould remais relatively

hith

Nut lower than the peats of late sum.

ser. Scarce and bigh cost soney has

a dampening

Hect

о the soonomy.

bealthies condition ll aseir crowt

moderates sabstantially.

"AS THE GROWTH Tales is de

lease expeaditures and plast

CONSTRUCTION - fOMe

Sower owing to stil low tvels of sc.

trity during the earty months of 1957.

MONEY RATES AN ERSIAZ IDEa

this gear's. record levets.

CONSUMER DEBT - Continatas

higher despite a modest decline la

passenger car sales.

HOME BUILDING COSTS - UP

searly j%; relecting large increases

a constructive Labor

costs.

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1І РИВЦЮ САМАТ

і сабоька, ото ст

95%

Bank sor Forolen trado of the

Donooratio RepublIo. of Viessen

17-19 LY-TDA1-IA BAWLALATA

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINGTON 23. D. C.

SAUAN 64 CEN

XER'ORANDOS FOR:

Director

Pederal Bureau Of Inrestigation

SUBJDEL:

AssassInatIOn Of President JOhn Fitzgerald MPHHEDY

1200

1. Your 1101801 0f91CeT Vith this Agency, Me. B. J. Papich, has

requested that ve indicete our vleus and vishes vith respect to the

Deans by which Information, which has been or may be ecquired by tols

Agency, should be made kaorn to the Commission appointed by President

Johnson in order that 1ts seeds say be set.

¿o balle ve have had excensive llalson on yerous aspects or

tato

watter and our activitics in respect thereto are veil known to your

Bureau, perhaps a briel, general resuse of the steps ve have taken

would be sitting as background for our response to your request. As

you bon, folloving the ascassination Many reports of various lánds

vere received by U.S. Governnent representatives at bome and abroad.

The sources of the reports vere of varying degrees of rellability.

Our established sources, including certain foreig liaison services,

voluntarily contriouted intormation coming to their attention. INalBOR

sErViCes vere also contacted in Instances 10 which 1t vas thought they

night be able to provide information of Interest. On your request, and

also on our on instsative In Instances in Which sanes of Interest

appcared 1s publie media or othervice came to our attention, ve checked

our files for Inoration vich might be helprul. Al Iniormation

considered significant ubich vas received by this Agency or found 1n

1ta Siles, Irrespective of the nature, sensitivity, or rellability of

sources thereos, was promptly relayed to your bureau.

3.

In Instances In which ve have been the initial recipient of

ImPorastion of interest, ve have sought your wishes where appropriate

vith respect to further action in deference to the responsioslities

even to your bureau by the President.

In some instances your Bureau

received abroad information concering activities and events in the

11i0 Of LOC HarVey OSHALD which corpiemented or which coincided vith

Information obtained by this Agency, We have reference to OSHALD's

visit to Medco. Our representatives there vere in direct vorting

J1a1Do2, and in cornection vith one aspect jointly conducted en intervier

??in

slE?

88 0096

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so resolve an allegation that OCHALD vAs In MesdoO City at a time vor

Investigation by your Buresu tonded to establish that he vas 1i

Bey O71e914, He are adviaed through l1a1son that you have already

called to the attention of the Comninsion, through its attorney, that?

se have information colneiding with dates when OSHALD vas 1n Hedco city

and valch my have some bearing on bis activities vaile in that area.

We are also advised through llation that you provided to the ComBslon

at the same tlue Intorastion concerning the above sentioned allegation

and sntervier to resolve 1t, and suggested tat inquiry be made of tais

Ageacy abould nurther salt i red concerns these satese;

1:! J OSHAID traveled abroad on occasions to Yesco, Japen, Philippine.

Jalands, to, fron and vithin the soviet Union where be lived for some

tine and vas sarried to a soviet citizen uno returpea vita aín to toe

United States. Documents originating vith and or found to have been

1A POSBESBION OL OSTALD OT DIS VILE and baVInE possible signsficance 1n

relation to this natter vere recovered and have been sade avablable to

Ch1s Agency, These documents contain Inforsation of possible sigolficance

to a deterulnation by the Commission of facts pertinent to their inquiry.

so be of all possible assistance to the Coumission, ve are faving carerul

study to all seterials and informetion received by this Agency, for the

purpose of providing the Cornission at the appropriate thee vith any

coments, observations, additional information ecquired Iron checke of

our records, or recollections of our sources.

We may be calleá upon to

rovide possible interpretations to be placed on stens of intoratio

ontained in the docunents. These efforts on our part bave so bearin

upon and should not be interpreted in any vay as a change 1s the proce-

dures by which ve have provided support and assietance to your Bureau

In carryns out your lavestigative responsibilities.

5. Me anticipate that certain of our personnel my appear belore

I tbe Commission. With respect to certain information of vinich you are

fully IntorDed, ve propose to arTange directly for the cooperetion of

the Commission 10 Its protection.

We seel that given the circunstances

outlined above,

to meet the needs of the Commission, and to enable us to

counsel vith the Cormission to the end that our sourcee and sethods, with

the CommissIon' a cooperation, usy be afforded protection, the following

pollcies sbould be employed:

Jopr Bureau not disseminate information received Iron

1) this Agency vithout prior concurrence.

D. In Instances In Which this Agency has provided Information

to your bureau and you consider that the information 18 jertinent

to tbe Comússion's interect, and/or compleucats or otbervise 18

i throuch puber pour on and to beins worlded by you to the bout inton;

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U

110e

In order that ve may anticipote the possible turtber interest

of the Commission and Initiate action preparatory to meeting

1t8 seeds.

Co In Ray instance in which the above procedure does sot

not the needs of your bureau, you inform this Agency through

11af8on channels in order that the matter may be resolved in

A senner consistent with the luterests of bots your Bureau end

this Agency.

lichalle

Ichard Belm

Deputy Director for Plan

C8C1-3/779,570

G

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- P:

C CETRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENC

.. PASHINGTON 23. D.C.

3888÷9

ROUTE SI EATLLOPE

PECTAL HANDING O

'HEMORANDU" FOR:"

..Director

І. лі", врора

Pederal Bureau of:Investigation

PrEs

Attention:

¿I. S. J. Papich

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

Bureau Pile dunber ter?

sew York

THIRD

AGENCY

EXCISIONS

with aljases

Internal Security - 8

In connection with our efforts to identify the

"elderly

american in the hospital mentioned by Lee

Harvey USüth in nis "Historic Diary" for tha entry

for 2ú October 1959, your Jureau was furnisneá a grous

Witens relating to one SOlOnOGOLDId Wita OUI

!Report $11572 of 3 April 1964.

GOLDIN,

elderly imerican,". had been haspitalizeá.at inc.

: Botkinskayz cospital in ¿oscon were OS.IpiU i3 believed

to have been taken aiter he allegedly attempted to con-

minit Buicide: However, GOLIN was.at the hospital 1p. initie

1958 and not in 1959.

He have recently been advised by the President's

Commission on:the Assassination of. Presiuent henneay.

that ir. "aldenar goris nArd-pAINIizy, no is believed"

•to be identical with the jalienar soris kARA-PItHIrZiy

referenced aoove..was, treated at the dotkinsiaya hospital

in losco, dout the

time see 'Earvey osAid fas there."

Attacneá are tailiters addresseá to or Dy jAra-patillzky

It will be noteá that sone of these itens

sention

KARA-PATIVITZIY '5

sister,

Rainil Iosiforna

who resides in bosco,

Uses!

• ¿na inãt one Eido

TUZ & 14%

0113)

mentions

& W.

DOLIu, Institute for Plant Protection,

repina,

USSR.

LEMD.6.1

+0r..

;. 9;

•We

have no

record of an individual definitely:

•Identical with Rakhil IOsifovna SHVARISilAN.. HoweveS,

this

LATIONAL SECURITY

inauthorted

losure

5:674555-0955

saal Bar

1108 TENGEP14 19577

65 SENTE

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.......

BIRD

GENCY

ÍCISIONS

"i ve nöte that subject has acknowledged in ils u.s.'.

passport applications tnat he as a sister. in iloscou

вілся П'»" ;, w.365738

й крік

68470090 Any furtner inforation of counter-

Intelligence intarest we may develop on silh-Pil:Itzay

and/or DoLIi will be forwarded to you through nornal

channels.

for your infornation, KAR-PATilTzAY's last

noun address was weilanistrasse 26, c/o dillarzus...

West Berlin 1, or Pension inaci, Lictzenjurgerstiasse,

West Berlin 15.

rise President's consission on tne

Assassination of Presivent jennacy nas askeú tila depart-

ment of state to locate aná intorvici diRA-PATilIZil

to ascertain unether na sen oSsilito in the nospital,

or elsewnere in sioscor.

POR TIE DEPUTY DIRICTOR FOR PLANS:

•ів б

es, Attachments; +60

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95,4

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lad.

"со"

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SEALS DISPACENS

TOs

SINNISHAI, Rakh11 IOsIfovss, C1t1zon

Loninskly Prospokt, 45

get aparteent5:

• Косой, (VHa)o....

•STOR: LARA-PATIITZKY, Valdemir Borio/Vlad(1-

triciaoodynas0.010.9600.09805046-070 160 West' 106th Street

15) Bor1s (orteb); Diplopa Laglooor go,

Hen York CIty, 25.

Languago: Russias.

Datos 16 July 1960:

Bummary and Partial Translation

(Mordo ail phrases in parentheses hare been added by the translatos. Sendor"a

pas and addreso aso imprinted os the atetionery.)

Close relative talls addresses Khimosha he had already written her that

Do 10 preparlog to dopert 'on the ship "Rotterdan" on 22 July, (1960).

Wister expresses hope that he will cope with his packing though be still

bes a lot of work.

Wilter tolle addressee be has already purchased some things and "todsy"

sent "pachago ll", indicales he had never beforc sent "such an expensive" pack

age; says he decidod to send the pacrage whilo he still hea the opportunity, bo

ceuse it is not possibla to send one (to USSR) fron everywhere in Europe.

without the

Wilter, in discussing the contents, says ho sent addressce a very fine, collared

Surcoat, sizo 16, and explains that he speclal ordered an Identical one in

Bize 18 for lyura (LIU); states be asked an (u/1) MoraD, Yersed in such natters,

to assist him in this matter. Writer says he also bought to black costs, 10

conding one for Gula (LiÚ) and one for Vera (LiU), both of uhou are attentivo

to addressee; "this" voran picked out alto tuo dresses, (apparently to go ulth's

"tho coirs); uriter included a very fino pläld and a pair of stockings in Myura'a

FBI

Uriter suggests addressee wilte th his in Berlie, at the address of lawyer

(FNU) KILliB at 1(22?) estr(a860), 12. (WrIter cDosses this out) and suezeste

Pocto Restanto, Berlin W15, ednitülne that to ask for his mall every tire say

your Conomitro and the consort malinos be disclose

nation ortsile vour Commite:

81z0 and for Njure; "thig" woran selected & sult and apparently shoulder-strap

express approval

handbags(?). Hilter explains that not only.are.the

contents expensive but: thera

¿ 18 boary duty on esch coat:' Mittes dipressos hops 'áddressee gots the packege

by the thee bo cones (to USSR).

Asilise is limited to

sot be too convenient.

• Writer also suggesto that 18 thra jeralts, addressoo

volto to his (e/O) "SS Rotterda", roos 120, Southasptos, England, Uriter öbi

verves that he was told tie hes i good cabin (on board the ship), with bath,

the arpeara to Indicato he vill be 1n. Cabin 120). Wister further Busgoste

ho phsp! address c/o Rottordes, Hollande " n

lapid it?'

arised

Vister ten lla postocript, asks addresses to unito to Ngura about lia

"Glft and asks that diyure "abotbers his sot (apparently uith thanks for

coat). asiyer comonts that the furcoats aro the most beautiful hol

igg040-45-495113408 bo bed to plead to haro the plaid added arter:

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Me. Kure-Notritzky

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New York 13, M. X.

U. SA

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This document is prepared in response to your réruest and is not for dissemi

ration

1te rec is limited to oftirin" procecdings b:

"'¿a"! 1he content may not be disclosed to unautlorized person

Rel sithout the express approval of the FBI..

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варогая, милк: Хиленше!

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соть pаfaие.?

1 По иерии раслисний разьмет. и нок м

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тик слетупними овстно соворво.

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approval N! IN NII

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рани нето и нсчего не чувишкива.

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суні, вро встиви ни пори векти

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sales

80s

SHYLISHES,

TO Y 041 3004) 30; 35143200

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....

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jords and parasas la parentheres bare been added by the tressleros.

cos-

aspondenco le on Horel di lido slatsonery; the address reads "on lbe doca

at 11a002a load, Kler Beach, florida, ")

Moro selative colla addresses Mallyusba be de vrillas Iron "lori, toasure

a case for to SIrBE tEA a Sou days ass.

MATILDING ANd tO DUADALDAY dYS lA lDA MAZÍNES, UNATE LA VArLOLA eNseTreLS

tolles says that the f1eat dogs to ves struch by the Lollovin, s'tua

"Barts or

ebo day be

2058 LoN 80:4, 18 Nas 405y cold; Woes he Lected is kle=1

cour bours leter, 181

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food LocaLLor;

85і чет вгасяь,

mart vees, I vill solo y to tou Sori.

expross trals lakes 26 bours but by plese oaly four boss.

Unites elalas to feel alrigar ard surrests they are fortuncia tro, ero

allelalse, os alleload, "biblical" djes do craparatlraly guad beeiik.

UTIlE: Rake about XLADA, MiDA, Relea dad "olDerto (LITa); sends Life ed

dases to addresses.

XIne (L00s)

Ta do omen do prepared in rope to intereo put leo dee diges

nation outrite y'ma

your 'Comril e cal lie cort: - pay noi be disclosui lo unautiorized persor

nel withou the express auroral of luc Fll.

stride:

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'CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY:

Said: 36a

• PNASHIAGTON 23, D.Ci " "it o:

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..: 26. Boyeaber 1903

' SPECIAL HANDITHG • ?..

MEZ'ORALDUM FOBS.

„Director

Foderal bureau

óf Intestigation

Attentions ti. So do Papich

SUBJECIS

RECE

Roference 10 nade to your report of 25 October 1963,

Subjects Palr Play S05 Cuba Coattee - lieu Orleres DIVIBLOD,

prepared by Spectal Ayent warren C. Do BEYS at bew Orleans,

your 11lo Do, 97-4196-330 Tils report contales Information on

Te tamerilsily, who was suspected of hating assassinated

Pressient Jen i. InaDI, According to your report Chillul bad

1n bis possession a verbersbip card for the liew Orleans Chapter

of tho Pair Play for Cuba Comittee, Ire card vas issucá on

TH:2D

6 June 1953, and 1t was signed by d. do Hall. You seçort 2180

Indicates that when 05 HID was arrested in dew Orleans on

19 August 1963, to vas distribiting throusays for the Fair Play. for

lET/SoilS/ Cuba Gremittee bearing the sane, to de slame fo 0. box 30010,

2.

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Uypo used in the assassination of President PlODY Irai Meirs, -

& mall order bouse in Chicazo, Illrois, The sille reportecty vas

ordered in the nans of Al' intEly, but it was mailed to OSirlD at

a P. O, box reglotered in WilD's nare. Althoug your report

referenced above Indicates that OSthuD said that he had talked to.

a person by tbe;

nase of hiDel by telcohone several times; your

Bureau had not establiched that a perion by the nare of hinell rerided

1n Her Orloens, at the timo the report vas prepared him oder

Jour representative in Kerico advised our representatito there

that it had not been deterrared whetter LIDalI 18 a person, or an

allas used by OSWALD.

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Ffstens - 63 B 22 U end 63 1 24W. These 1tens Irdicate that

OstiALD vas known to his wise's frends 1I Russla as. "All!." (also spalled

111c". Wilo de have no 1tens in which the nare illuld (or snilL)

appearo, 1t 18 kclloved that tbe fact that OiL was krown to kis

65 JAN?

GAL VATIONE BECURTY FOMATION

Unatthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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SEVIVI

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ZN1 24 1963

OXEE -

Mrs. Marina

Bạ 2915 Darwas,

кому.

TEXAS VISA

Хопотулової Такам

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This dosument le prepared th response to

your request and is not for dissera

ration outside ymir Committec.

•Ite use in limited to of tirial procecarags by

1

Vie contont may not de discosed lo unaulhorized person

se without the

tess approvelf thie.

REGRE

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CENTRAL INTELON E AGENC

WASHINGTON 23.DC.

-.

°100 09

MEMORANDM FOR:

SPECIAL HANDLEG

* OCT 15A

Directos

Federal Bureau Of. Invertigatlos

Atreation:. Mr. B. Ji Papict

THIRD

EXCISIONS

1.

Reference. 18 sade to your resorandon of 24

pteaber 1904,

subject:

LEE HASTeS OSKALD, Internal Security - Russio

a Cuba.

2.

According to your resorandus, Walter

C. MUNSON, Who bas

core to the attention of this office and your Bureed through our

in /channel, advised fors:

Ruth-PAIlI that his sos, Edwerd IQUASOn,

tho seBides 10 the USSR,

‚a Bet LaTTes OSUALD pror tÒ thE tise ebe

same to the United Stetes. It vas indicated in you recorandus that

'asteriel be made to deteride vinether further

trACES Of IUSO! and bLe TelaTIves 11 tbe USS?. coria be located.

We are SOrVerdiDe SOS yoUr sLles all arellabLe Lan..

irens relating

to the hollisol lently. As you will note, these lilas are sot sully

trasalated as they are 10R6, rambling, unrametical and, da tie vorde

O1 the tranalatos, Irequently incouprebensible.

3.

Is addstion to tbe attached ices| iters, ve are enclosing a

.... List of otber sters fros our lila; liles vaica are on alcrossla.

These

Items contela only a linited aroust oL IntOrIatios, but coples of then

Mill be sorvarded to your Bureau upon request.

TOR TEZ DEPUI DIRECTOR FOR PLAIS NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

nauthorized. Disclosur

Subject to Criminal Banctio

Aftacaseste

"NOOSTIRds, as described above

1z title alued ane

REC. 58

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CENTRAL INTELLICENCE AGEN

WASHINGTON, D.C. 2C505

2G LAY CaT

TO:

Directos

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Attention: MI. S. d. Pagich

FROM:

Daputy Director fos Plans Fr

SUBJECT: JAY SIDEAY

==.

BESi

1. In the end of March 1967 tbis Agency received a letter from

one John S. ARVIDSON concerning as unidentified man leaving the

Cuban Embassy in Mexico City on 27 September 1963. ARVIDSON

said in the letter that he saw this man's photograph in as article entitled

"Who's Afraid of the Warren Report" appearing in tbe December 1966

issue of Escuire magazine. (This photograph is identical with the photo-

grapb waich appeared on page 638, volume XVI of tbe Warten Commis-

Bion's repOrt). ARVIDSON said that tüe unidentified man resembles

forwarded a copy of the letter to your Bureau and to the Secret Service.

2. The secords of thia Agency contain no information on subject,

except for & seport, dated 3 March 1964 captiosed Harry J.DEAN received

fIom your Bureau on 13 March 1964. The US AlI Force and Army WeIe

urable to produce a photograph ol subject so as to permit comparison

with the photograph is the Warren Commiasion report.

3. Os 11 day 1967 your Bureau furnished & photograph of subject.

Comparison of that photograph with the one in the Warren Commission's

report indicated that subject is not identical with the unidentified peIsos

1o the Commission's seport.

62-1040001098

A. This Agency bas no record on Jobs S. ARVIDSON.

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINOTON, D.C. 20305

SECRET

# APR 1967

MEMORANDUM FOR: The Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

ATTENTION

: Mr. William O. Cregar

SUBJECT

: Warren Commission Report on the

Assassination of President John F. Keasedy

This Agency recently received a letter from one John s.

Arvidoon concerning the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

A copy of Mr. Arvideon'd letter in attached. We are aleo forwarding

•Copy of Mr: Arvidaon'! letter to the Secret Service.

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@orafitoo.saskaiar@o-mooont0t9ht791971800199917dp00ote.io

The above is being forwarded for whatever action you may

deem advisable.

FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE:

Attachment

As Stated

1200

irector dfSecuri

REQ

262-124060-11

EX 106.

1E APR I0167 SV

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION - --

Unauthorized Disclosure

Bubject to Crjminal Banctiona

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192"

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62.1450

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2430 4*8 Surect

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Subject: Dece=ber 1965 "isguire" asticle "ico'8 hIrild of the HasTeS Repori"

by ideard dry Epstein

Departsent Coscerned

Gertlenen,

At the sig's of bere perconally leballed au & "crace (sic I hoge lla nos),

l's 8e-110 111s icior in reciorse to e pooto appearing or. page 208 cl the

IRIESUES 1965 ESTUITE LAZAZITE ITICLE PICC'S ASTOLd Of thE MNTTCE-REpOSO."

I'he pioro saars the cinion, "1h0 16 Els nan" dod clilos to be & Carolo ficio

of t person alleredly learnt the cubin loresy in lurico City on septeber 26,

19530 ¿chosed 18 tine clippinG fia LegLiTe.

ÉEUCE OT IÓS SNO JEISON LO ÈRE FOTO VIS OVES ILEITILIAS ON ICE 1E UPTOÃE N

In thie evert that he vas sos, I'n pees ale this Inforcation on to guù 1r. the viri aligi.

enarce that it ray be ul tese vaiue.

I do not tao: the location of heroy Dei ca

Harry Deán vas tors In Canada dd vas sentenced to si, nostag laprisonr: there l0°

ebezalezent.

Ho more to the ú.S. quer lis seloise and subroguerty icina

the

U.S. W15 FOTCE SOT END YUITE, RCCOTUITS tO MLE RIZREIUS tO ME Mies te IlISt =zt

atest ore yoir after 4 C 8858991n241051.

Dear sonuloned that after his dischio ge

Cres the sir force trat ho solned the lar Fizy for lui Cocrittto chapuer In

Chicago and bag the crupter seesotasy.

§:.

He diso scrisoned tavira travelled to Cuta sor a six sonth period citer che üastso

taktover. His trivolidrg companion has Edwiry sszoock of the ecclelist sorrele Pert:

Who ales resided in Calcago at the tie. bean sutured to the las. arter tire vix

JA CAÍCRED.

it this case, he soyedg te

Excetly Mica Dean arrived in the southor dalronda area le wknown te so,

In carly 1963 he becue very vell lacia de local anti-zosoundst ei

Society real beauriere in see Homote over a

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Finitesent grous beaded by Iroy lacigatos.

I rate to bose it fee and yate) about ear free aname ten ten

perate bie foot beans that that tae, no eare essent to her to an ea

Ho gertloned that he vas a steber

51 200s starding of te rinutecent end be had all the parafreonalla inich goes with st

la rifle, alcopirig sio, castees, tepo-recorder ad typersiter). lis sozoita thinnes

spearence pLy tave been due to sinincizi herderips.

so the se titors et the thee (this was his necord sale - duca he atried after sis

strira lica duian bean apperently kas aiking lis living on 1 ázy to day basás on

verous ddd joos suci as cleaniry houses, leuiis; tress, etc. In the Icantise, iso vas

exurely active atcula to cultiveto salerienips end aszoclacions witt various arti-

ises i sorticied tkút i ken idura Shabeca, be

Exitesues thet I By "bello" for his (Dezz) to graboci..

jacin it t2e center

he did dot deir,, settE: beLt. laY dilaliy alerting to geine: Inoration or ELzin Wag

Eitilles to eno jolt cause or theires te hes ectuzily siraero 1n :8 crage oi dziries.

di presero, I do soi here dean's hose aidress vath de (i'e it ing this leter seca su

FlUCe GI LET'L LEd EY did LLieS dIe StOCÚ dO hOCE) IGHErE= IT.

he deed jod.

Car =31n, coreets xith the "yiniteren" kas the possitility o! trut group delse indicated

by Crawlst 0r pro-Catidot eezenso, tous O" InTErESt 15. L:25, 212

ExECutIVO joE Micriaz O! the Lon. Chapter, PiCO Deld at tre ice cE DEllino Varzia (iice

Cressach aid CrUs: Irioes) in June l 1963,

¿ho jocal "alga d6" 20sp in Lai. be irvostigated by fiC Levera. do la es i oar, tols

tas nevEr dore.

Hithough I realize that If eet of voltsag thic letter and your effort in sozdic 1i as

ресору в сизів о? чле,

I's sending in just tre some in se zilfhi possibility thei do

Jerron 19 tne joto 10 t'li widentialed ex cigat be larry aran.

II such de tac czec,

sher It suit be nori, cicekliz his atoruckouts on Segutecer 27, 1903.

s rether close me luuro has, over tie yeato, scat or rochu-ed sgema de. tou Us.

nd, after ail, boit castro and irrustcher belá eruágez pod si have held grievance:

againd tho lato Frecident. The Costunists czo bed, (erd stili haTe) e kell traira!

aretton deed tod to danesent acts os testorea and delace ration ants I "FROM

ATTICLe DUSiOCICS TO LEETLOR.

very trily youre,

/Joan so irradeos

Auericen Vetera

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as Lee Harrry Orwaid strived as the

FIL tell cace ta. Datlas dae doy of

te artaincion. It tetesled ta: On

could had visited the CUtta Enabrisy

in Mexico Cisy ou Sepiemier To, 1963,

Ral la-luied a piciostapo takes by a

RETA CLA. CATsEid al lie DIAS LiCE!

lities in Obschl karisg de Ersoissy.

Alles dre assassiacion, a prostera de-l

vEupot: da: tas in lac CiA. f'acio i

graza was nor O mail! O:reit's marit!

es adies so lse confusion by clairies!

Us man in ise poetograat mas Jack

Ruty. (Otrisely, i hors Coasis

she men in the phorograph mas Esta

kim, orere neves able du ideaily obe!

TYRETY MIA. All EDe CSA, PO'SiS 8SY

mas lil is was a "midez."

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