LHM, WASHINGTON, D.C.
Agency: NARA
Originator: FBI
Document date: 03/26/1964
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY : NARA

RECORD NUMBER

: 179-10002-10124

RECORDS SERIES

WC DOCUMENT REVIEWED BY FBI FOR HSCA

AGENCY FILE NUMBER

Released under the John

F.

Kennedy Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

144 USC

Case#: NUT 54653

Date: 10-23-2017

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR : FBI

FROM :

TO :

TITLE :

LHM, WASHINGTON, D.C.

DATE : 03/26/64

PAGES : 9

SUBJECTS :

OSWLAD, LEE HARVEY

POST-RUSSIAN PERIOD

DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION : C

RESTRICTIONS: REFERRED

CURRENT STATUS : P

DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 06/10/93

OPENING CRITERIA :

COMMENTS :

PP. 1-9.

CD #729A

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UNI'I'

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

L'BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT

In Reply, Plouse Refer io

File No.

CONFIDONTZAL

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agency

ICE

729ª

TASHINGTON 25, D.C.

March 26, 1964

3-3-93

Classified by 9803 RIDD/KSR

DICLASSILY ON: OADR

JFK)

agents

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agency

LEE HARVEY OSWALD

By leuter catec dovenper

29

1963

advised

that several persons had

contacted his office

and stated that LEE OSWALD had been

seen distributing pamphlets entitled "Fair Play for Cuba,"

on St. Jacques and McGill Streets in Montreal during the

Sumner of 1963.

In this letter,

a copy of wnich was furnished to

the Federal Bureau of

Investigation bys

# on

Decenber 11, 1963, 4s

Ely also advised that Nr. Jean Paul

Treablay, Investigaior,

Custons and Excise, Montreal, had said

on November 27, 1963,

that he, Trenblay, had received one of

the above-mentioned pamphlets from a man on St. Jacques Street

in Montreal.

He said he believed this incident occurred in

August, 1963, and he, Tremblay, is positive this individual

vaS LEE OSWALD. According to messes. Tremblay said OSHAL"

at the

time was accompanied by a short, homely, heavy woman who

took unusually long steps when walking and by two nen about the

sane age and weight as OSWALD. Mr. Tremblay described one of

the men

as a little taller then OSWALD with a freckled face.

He said he

believed he

could identify the three persons

who

accoupanied OSWALD and the reason he paid special attention

to these persons at the time was that he, tremblay, was

working on cases

involving Cuba at that time.

The above information was referred by

this Bureau to

an agency of another government on December 15, 1963, with the

request that efforts be made to resolve the question

Of OSWALD'S

nresence in Montreal as set forth above..

That agency, by letter

cuted January 20, 1964, advisod thate

as had been contacted

and was unable to add

anything further to that contained

lotter tof

on November 29, 1500.

said he was

unatte

elaboraie on the statement that several

(e)

persons had contacted his office and it was merely a

summarization of

all the information he had obtained from the

Enclosure

ALL IUFORRSTION CONTAINED

NENSIN IN INK/SSIFIED

EXCEP! WHERE SHOWN:

DIMENWISE

CONFIDENTAL

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ONRDEITAL

Re: LES HARVEY OSWALD

press and from word of nouth and he,

was unable to

nand anyone who could furnish definite information regarding

OSWALD's possible appearance in Montreal apart from ur. Jean

Paul Tremblay. Y

Trenblay, on contact by the above agency, said

on the date he had been given tie pamphlet by the person he

positively identifies as OSWALD, he also saw approximately

six other people handing out lenilets.

He sald he is uncertain

about the dates the incident took place but believes it occurred

In August, 1963. Photographs of persons participating in the

Quebec-Washington-Guantanamo Walk for Peace in Montreal on

June 7 and

s, 1063, were shown to Mr. Tremblay and he positively

identified

two of them as having been engaged in the distribution

of leaflets on the day in question. One of the persons he

positively identified was the

his letter to u

on referred to by a) in 3id

The other person identified agency

by Tremblay was

believed by

the agency making the above inquiry

to be a Mr. Ired Hoore of San Antonio, Texas. Mr. Tremblay

could not identify any of the other people in the photographs:

as having been prosent on the date in question nor could he

point out the person who gave him the leaflet andwhom he belleves

to be OSWAlD.

The

above agency advised

that among the Americans taking

part in the Quebec-Washington-Guantanamo Walk for Peace were

Neil Harworth, Co-secretary of the Committee for Nonviolent Action;

Bradford Lyttle of New York City; Scott Herrick of Norwich,

Connecticut; A. J!

Muste, National Chairman of the Committee for

NonviolentAction; and Fred Moore, Jr., of Fillmore, Callfornia.

These pérsons were seen uriving a black Henney Iimousine bearing

1963 Connecticut license No. CD 726. Also there was an indication:

that a 1913

All additional efforts by the above agency to locate

anyone who could

state that LEE HARVEY OSWALDlad been in Montreal

in the Summer of 1963 were negative.

The agency pointed out that

while tir. Tremblay believes the incident toob place in August,

1963, it

would aypenr on the basis of his identification of the

paotographs that the event more probably took place in June, 1963. (C

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CONFIDENTIAL

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VUNTIDENTIAL

Re:

LEE HArVEY OSWALD

The above agency made available an album, a copy of

which is enclosed, containing photographs of participants in

the Quebec- Washington-Guantanamo Walk for Peace and has

pointed out

the persons identified by Mr. Tremblay are the

individuals listed as #1 and #2 in photographs #1 and #2,

While the automobile bearing Connecticut license plates

CD 726 1s depicted in photosraphs #9 and #10.((C

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729c

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