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for Chief, Ci Staff

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subject:

Allegations of Lee

Harvey OSWALD's Connection with the Agency.

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Allegations of Lee Harvey OSWALD's

Connection with the Agency

Memorandum of Conversation, Dan

Rather/Les Midgley and the DCI.

Dated 6 September 1975

LE: SEES

The referent memorandum contains two points

require comments.

The first point concerns

allegations that were made shortly after the assassination

of President Kennedy and that have crept up every so often

since then.

In one form or another, the allegations are

hat Lee Harvey OSWALD had/been connected with the Agency.

The allegations are totally

2. The facts regarding

thismatter are as follows:

Woyember 1963 I was instructed by

• MI. R.G. Roccas

make a thoughly immediate superior at that time, to

check within the Agency at Headquarters

to determine whetjes

SLee Harvey OSWALD had ever been

ased by the Agency or been connected with it in any

conceivable way.

He ordered me to make the checks

directly and personally to the degree possible and not

to accept statements of intermediaries.

He also ex-

plained that he was following instructions from Mr. R.

Helms, who was then the DDP and served as one of the

Agency's key contact officials with the warrén

Commission.

Although I had already checked. the Main Index

of IP (then RID) on the night of the assassination, I

rechecked the Main Index and found no record beyond

that which I had already obtained ‹ before (plus those

items which had been integrated into the records system

There was nothing in the DDO

records which indicated any Agency connection with

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The next

there was ne record in their Headquarters Files.

Arrangements were then made for me to check

telephonically with each DCD base in the US.

The

chiefs ofithe bases then serached their records

and spoke with their officers.

I was then advised

by each of the.

Nets or their designees individ-

Te had been no contact with OSWALD.

checked with Division D, SE Division,

and LA Division's Cuban Operations Group (COG) for

any informal desk records.

The results were like-

wise negative.

Through the Security Research Section

(GRS)

of the Office of

Security

I had the security

files checked.

ano record of OSWALD.

no records on Americans,

I checked their

may have recorded

ere was no record in those

Administrative

nce the chief of the CI Staff's

Offyce called the Office of Personnel

and received the word that there was no record on an

employee or an applicant for employment named Lee

Harvey OSWALD.

I also checked the Office of Medical.

Services and found no record on OSWALD.

i. The Covert Action Staff also found no record

on him.

Finally, I also checked the records of the

cI staff's Operational Approval Group (CI/OA) With

negative results.

My checks were completed on: 4 December 1963

and I then sent a brief

informal note to Mr. Rocca

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specifying al

"the checks I had made and

stating

that the results- showed that Lee Harvey OSWALD

had never had any connection whatsoever with the

Agenax!

Eventuably a statement to this effect

conmunicated to the Warren Commission.

similar checks regarding use or employment.

of OSWALD had been requested by the foreign divisions

of their appropriate stations, I was told, and the

results were negative.

I recall very clearly that we were extremely

concerned at the time that OSWALD, as an American returning

from the USSR, might have been routinely debriefed by

DCD, thus having

established contact with the Agendy-

The same point has now, quite understandably, been made

by the two CBS newsmen.

Having some knowledge of this

subject I have personally concluded that there is valid

reason for DCD's lack of interest in OSWALD at that time.

He would surely have been contacted and debriefed by DCD

had he been

to the USSR and returned to the US before

1957/1958.

Travel to the Soviet Union by Westerners,

particularly by Americans, before that time was quite

uncommon and we were hungry for eyewitness information in

those days.

The thaw began in about 1956 and by the end

of that decade there were so many persons travelling to

and from the SovietSUnion that DCD was incapable of talk-

ing to all of them'

Therefore, a program of selectivity

and specific target applicability was instituted.

In

light of therabove

i* seems to me that OSWALD if he

came to DC @attention at all--would have easily been

by passed, because

information

he

simply did not possess the type of

that DeD was

seeking at that time.

DCD would

sureb

Chave

hac

uses

Its

limited manpower on travellers who

mu

greater

access in the USSR.

should be added that my above-described

search in

the Agency file holding produced no record or

indication that any other US Government agency had used

him as a source or had considered him for recruitment.

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The second point in the referent memorandum

documents

had not

as yet been included in the 201 file.

Thể

pertinent cables

from Mexico City were held at the Mexico branch at Head-

quarters, while the data contained in them had been

disseminated to the FBI upon receipt.

The cables were

incorporated into the file following the assassination -

and were, of course,

made available to all concerned,

including the Warren Commission.

7. It should be noted that no particularly great

urgency was attached to the handling of the records

regarding Oswald gefore the assassination hecause swant's

name had no partichlar meaning before that fateft

8.

The faces regarding the records we

before the assassination as well as the make

computerized records| system were explain

Cos ostice

Warren members of His Commission, and

Connission's staff

members when they wigsted Headquarters

in roogt March W64 for the expres paspose of ewing the

methods and

records keeping

activities

Our 201 file on Oswald was aiso shown to them

at the tage.

Fron all I have heard regarding this visit,

the visitors were

satisfied with our

records system and

the manner in which we kept our records.

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Telephone Conversation between DCI and J. Edgar HOOVER

26 November 1963

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TELEPHONE CONVERSATION BETWEEN DCI AND J. EDGAR HOOVER

26 November 1963 - 11:20 a.m.

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I just want to be sure that you are satisfied that this Agency

is giving you all the help that we possibly can in connection

with your investigation of the situation in Dallas. I know

the importance the President places on this investigation

you are making. He asked me personally whether CIA was

giving you full support. I said that they were, but I just

wanted to be sure from you that you felt so.

We have had the very best support that we could possibly

expect from you.

Good. Well you can call on us for anything we have.

We will feel free to do that

I think it is an exceedingly important investigation and report

and I am delighted that the President has called on you to

make it.

We are trying to do it as fast as we can so we can dispel various

wild rumors that have been circulating as to whether this man

was the right man etc. that fired the gun.

But there is no question

that he is the right man.

There are a lot of aspects that we have

dug up, for instance, with regards to the matter i Mexico City.

We have now found that the: photograph that was ta sen was not

that of Oswald.

We do find from our informant dom there that

Oswald did call at the Embassy that day and the informant has

given us the conversation that he had.

to go back to Russia and the Cuban Embassy couldn't give him

the permit. The Soviet Embassy stated that it wald take three

He had, I think, a visitor's permit for about a week or

ten days so that is why he came back to the United States.

Well, all of that ties in importantly into the story and we have

those operational sources down there.

We want to handle them

very carefully. It involves some very high level people down

there. Sam Papich and I have talked about that a

couple of times.

Mc. Katzenbach

who is handling it for the Department-

it is our intention when the Bureau finishes the report, he will

of course go over it very carefully because it will be a report

that will be released to the public, probably through the White

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House, but it is the intention after it is in final form to be

checked with each of the Government agencies that are mentioned

in it.

State Department is involved in regard to the issuing of

the passport to the man to come back to this country and that

has got to be explained why it was done, the law requires it, etc.

all of which of course we are gathering.

The aspects of the

Mexico City thing. It will have to be mentioned.

It is his

intention to check with the agencies, Secret Service, etc. to be

sure that whatever is said in the report is conferred in and it

is agreed to by the various agencies mentioned. So you will

have that opportunity to go over it and see exactly what is said

and I know he will welcome any suggestion that you care to make-

Well that will be fine. Thank you

Good bye.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME VIII

1.

DIR 74673: 10 October 1963 - dissemination

(FOLA NO, 6-31

2. Internal Note from ROCCA to HELMS, dated

Pa 579-2501

5 March 1964.

[XAAZ-22803 - FOIA No.

3.

Internal Note

from ANGLETON to ROCCA, dated

12 May 1964.

[XAAZ-22809 - FOIA NO

298]

4.

Memorandum for RANKIN

dated 1 July 1964y

subject:

Lee Harvey OSWALD's Arrival TIme

in Helsinki on 10 October 1959.

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12 May 1964

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MEMORANDUM FOR: ME. Rocca

"Internal Mama Regarding Agency's Position in Dealing

with Warren Commission

The DDP called me this afternoon, 12 May, to state

that the Dirgotor has received a telephone call from RA1030 A.

Tandingthe Commission's desire to interview him at 1030 AM.

MI. HOOVER is scheduled to appear at 9:00 on tha

morning.

The DDP wishes to have from you a

but

comprehensive memorandum which highlights the basic issues or

positions entered into by the Agency in its dealings with the

Commission.

For example, RANKIN indicated that the Commission

would wish to hear the Dire ctor's views as to how improvements

might be made in protecting the President's life.

Further, they

will probably ask questions regarding the possibilities that a con-

spiracy existed.

Such general questioning certainly necessitates

that the DCI be made aware of the positions taken during previous

interviews. I raised with Mi. HauMs the nature of the recent

information which you are processing which originated with the

sensitive Wilsource.

I informed him that in your view this would

raise a number of new factors with the Commission, that if should

not go to the Commission prior to the Director's appearance unless

we have first had some preliminary reaction of made sure that the

Dizector is fully aware of its implications since it could well serve

an the basiglodetailed questioning.

The DDP stared that he would

carefully and made a decision as

"estion of timing.

Given the schedule, you will

appi

that the DDP

will need a paper covering the above points as soon as possible.

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•Internal Menio in re

Dick:

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of passage to

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We hang dream give to at

at Santania

Thie la responsive to paragraph 3 of Rankin's letter (80e

JA does not desire to reupon directy to

which

phy of that letter which made a levy for our materta

ind gotten Into the hands of the Secret Service since

23 Normber. We found that, excopt for three telegrams, all

that the Serret Series had was material we had sent to

MeGeorge Bundy at the White House.

gently.

he had

Blmply paaned it to the Secret Service as arm.

l internal

Information

Unless you feel otherwiss, Jim would prefer to wait out

the Commision on the matter covered by paragraph ? I

they come bach on the point he feels that you, or someone

from here, should be prepared to go over to show the

Comminsion the material rather thas pass them to them in.

copy. Incidentally, none of these items are of new substantive

interest. We have either passed the material ln substance to

the Commission in response to earlier levies, or theitems

refer to aborted leade, for example, the famous ais photo-

graphs which, werg/not of Oawald, and the pansenger mantiest

on an airline which aluo did not pertain to Ogwald.

I your dantro to take note af the levy, la paragraph ?,

we

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lum solely that we will take

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1. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 19 February 1964;

Subject:

Information Developed by CIA on the Activity

of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, September 28 to

October 3,

1963.

[XAAZ-36365 - FOIA No. 553- 808A]

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Subject:

Warren Commiss

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Pa Threa Stall Asprecontativas of Warren Commission

Ersemany

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Ambasaador Freeman, Mi. Clarence Boons

Anderson and I met there at 0345 hours on 9 April:

asked that Mr. Clark Anderson and I cooperate fully;

tarse would have Top Secret clearances and that he felt we

try to ba too secretive in talking to them.

ould not

3. When the three visitory came in, The Ambassador told them

that he wished them to call on us for any and all help they neaded. He

said, however, that he wished personally to approve in advance any and

all contacts with Mexican authorities and/or Mexican citizens.

* Tha Ambassador told them that a great deal of our information

came from soma vary secret and sensitive sourcas, such as talephone

taps, and he reminded them that any puolished item fran these aources

would have to hav

or clearance with(KUBARK) aad(ODENV]. He

told them that*

on of these operations could have very aerious

consequences

could do great harm to Maxicas/U.S. relations, Ihe

visitors said

21 Ateme from (KUBARES) and(ODENVY) included

in the Co

agency.

oft would have prior approval of the origina

assador outlined tas "ruley! under which

the

rk. He told them he had made a protocol

previoue e

3g on Ilc. Luis Echoverria, Acting Ministe

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and said they

10a Dunev

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no publicity. Whon the visiors ackad it they coud

no Ambaseador said tiat 1 would arrange chat if tay

K3991 for roport ou the visit of 19 April 190%t0

n 9 April and again on 10 April 196%, DCOS

three

visitors in our oifices. We spent three hours

and about two and ona half hours on 10 April in our

I met with them twiczin The Ambassador'a office

visit Echavarria. In our offices, they:

ith the

Maril

em to

a. Reviewed the "take" from WENVOY

days.

27, 28 Saptember and l October 1963 when Les OSWAND contacted and

visited tha Cuban and Soviet Embassies. They mada a "schedule" of

OSWALD's activities as far as possible for these days from this scurce.

Note: They were given English translations of chese "takes".

b. English translations of the two conversationg of 26 Novem-

ber 1953 between President Dorticos of Cuba and the Cubaa: Ambagsador

to Mexico Joaquin Hernandez Armas were also reviewed.

C. Had me review the Sylvia Duran case. They were shown

photographs of Sylvia and her husband.

d. Had me review the casa of Alvarado, the Nicaraguan.

8. The

beginning

Jors asked what actions the Mexico Gity Station took

ember 1963. I said we:

locally

OSWe

ed Headquarters, Ambassador Mann and (ODK

Sent them all (in October 1963) data on One Le

his visit io Mexico and his visis to che Soriel

Threw all Station assets and sources ir

all possible details of OSWALD'a travel

the place

Xe had stayed, the contacts he had mada

have visited.

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and with local (PURNVx) ro coordinais the work

aguarters approval, joi in

ones

Deir Patolivia Duran and Alvarado cases,

Dined their help in many cazes

Put all possibla coverages on

persons we knew of who had had contact im

Mexican

landing

v and any j

SWALD.

9. Note: They knew 'Ell about" tha elephon

coaversations

OSWALD had, but said two points had previously not beez noted by

them. These were that:

a. OSWALD stated he wanted to go to ODESSA; and

b. OSWALD also wanted a visa for his wife "who was a

Russian".

10. They said that Assistant Sacretary Mana still has the "feeling

in his guts" that fastro hired OSWALD to kill. Kennedy; they said,

however, that the Gommission has not been able to get any

of of this.

11.

The Engl

by the

ents or photographs were given to

pions (of transcripts) which they

é are attached.

sitors,

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ROHNB tch 24, 1064.

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MEMORANDUM

XARZ-36473

March 26, 1964

SUBJECT:

Mexi

Lee

SIA Dissemination

of Information on

ey Oswald on March 24, 1964

ected a memorandum to

Ran

(Co

s Pon

(ment No. 631) 17 which n

arth the

of the information on Tee Harv

oswala. I

realize

this memorandum 1s only a part

answer to

our Inquiry to the CIA dated March 16, 1964 and I hope that*

the

the complete answers will give us/additional Information we

requested.

We would like to know just when the Mexican

station got the Information with respect to Lee Harvey Oswald

and what was the information and how was It obtained. How

did the Information get from Mexico to the CIA In Washington,

and in what fomdid it come?

nt was the Information

ee

Harvey

probably the Lee Harves

had

des

married to a Russian a

that when

the celebyam went from the CIA 1n Wa

the various

agencies

it contained such Information.

other words, I

would like to know whether this was Information avallable In

TR YEL PROSINM

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Mexico or did

only after it

being diss

editional iricmetion get in the message

Washingter and the information sas

Ache verisis agencies.

mow, we are s=?il trying to get an explana-

tion

bgraph which the fal showed Margue:

Oswald

soon

After the assassination. I hope than paragraph 4

of the memorandum of Maren 24, Ig54 sent ir Hand by the

CIA is not the answer which the cIA intends to

givedus as to

this inquiry.

should also deternine shy the Navy never furrished

the CIA with copies of the most recent photographs of Oswald.

2

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1. Report No. EE-390 - Memorandum from Carlos

BLANCO,

dated 28 June 1963; Subject:

ground information on current personnel of

the Cuban Embassy in Mexico.

2. HMMW- 11935, dated 1 September 1963; Subject:

Luisa CALDERON

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Delegato of the foralga Commarco Miniates, acting aa piractes' os

Intamational Organiana Of the: Vice Miniatay of Commerelal Folley.

by sonolution so. 40, dated 13 Ma: 63, of the Mintotas of foreiga

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.

Report No. EE-390, dated

Background Informatig

the Cuban Embassy

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June 1963; Subject:

urrent Personnel of

2.

HMMW- 11935, 1

Subject: Luisa

CALDERON.

3.

Note,

d:

1963, to JC from Win.

[FOIA NO

4.

MEXI -7105 (IN

3) , 27 November 1963 [FOIA

No.

173-615]

Memorandum for the File,

dated

L0 December 1963;

Subject:

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

[FOIA No: 1542-1108]

6.

XAE-813, 7 April 1964; Subject:

Actions of Silvia

DURAN after her

first interrogation.

[FOIA No.

643-273]

%. OTTA-1602 (IN 68894), 24 April 1964.

8.

9.

XAAZ-22764, 24 April 1964 [FOIA NO. 667-282A]

WH/SA 64-368

8 May 1964; Subject:

Debriefing

Report No.

65 of AMMUG/1

- Duties of DGI Offi-

cers in

the Field with Regard to Visa Applicants.

10.

DDP 4-2533,

19 May 1964; Subject: Hours of Work

at Cuban and Soviet Consulates; Procedures

Regulations for Issuance

of Cuban Visas; Mexican

Control of U.S. Citizens' Travel to and

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

DDP 4-3195, 19 June 1964:

XAAZ- 27167, 22 June 1980

logies of contacts

LMS

DDP

4-3401, 2 J

No. 740-319A]

and

ROCCA chrono-

Commission

in 1964.)

Lee

Harvey

OSWALD.

Information

on

Agents, dated

21 August

19

DDP 4-4882,

18 September 1964; Subject:

Techni-

cal Examination of Photographs of Lee Harvey

OSWALD's Application for a Cuban Visa.

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Pila

VEGRET.

DUCTION

18 SEP 1964

MEMORANDUM FOR:

sile

Go

121

315e)

President'& Commission on tao

Assassination of Prosident Kennedy

SUBJECT!

Tachnical Ixamination of Photographs

0f 16e Harvey OSWALD's Application

Sos a Cuban Visa

I. & roles to your raguest of & Saptember 196%, Nat tha

Central Intelligaace Agency undertake a techaical anslysia of

photographad coplas of Les Harvey OSWALD's application for

a Cubas visa, prapared by hirs la the Cuban Consulate la Masico

City, and the roply from Havana Condliionally rejecting OSWALD'E

appllsailor.

2. Quallfiod analysis of tuls Agency have emoried and toated

these documents, and have made tho followlag determinations:

The digaatura "Lea HI. Oswald"

application ls the signature of Ise Ha

Elsod to the visa

@SWALD.

b. The notation in the lowes i

al tho visa appli-

cation form, which reada "FI

0. R00r3 18-16-600

51", was probably wiltter

5K

RAN, as employee

of the Cubar Conaulate

male a definitive

statement on tals han

the notatlon Is too fain:

and the assaplo of Mira

andwriting avallable for

compasinas Is laadaguite fi

no puspose, It la possible to

state with confidence that the notation was nos written by Ida

Harvey OSWALD.

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The visa application usy

In fact, a reduced photographie

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a photograpa.

do Under stercogs

that the blurred passpo

on it han been dotarminad

¿ the entry "Paraporte No."

on the application fazo

e. iNo additio

aalyain wura daemad nacessary.

3. I retura barewita the photographs of she visa application and

Cuban rejection of the name, waich were furnished to this Agancy by

the Commissios.

1E23

Richard Halras

Dopasty Diroctos for Plana

Distributios:

Original & 1 - Addresses

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2 • SR/CI

2 - C/CI/R&A

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INFO FROM AINUG I On AGENT'S

The difference between a Cuban and a

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Recruitment of foreigners consists,

organizations to which they belor

the schools in tuba, where they

vart, of agreements with the

ats can also be recruited in

guerrilla training

Once recruited as possible ag

separated fron the others and placed

in DiI houses, where they receite

craction as agents.

Their life is normal;

they use the cover of being scholarship students supported by the liban government.

The DI supplied them clothes,

food, and every sort of cara, such as medica and

any other kind. The DGI takes care of their general expanses.

Ordinarily king an attempt is made to kesp then from contact with hug anyone in

government circles so as to avoid indiscretions.

Any agent recruited in a foreign

country is brought to Cuba and arrangements ara made so that he has no contacis

with persons in Cuba fron his own country or any other. Once his training is

completed, his departure fron Cuba is not made know to anyone attached to him.

•In recruitnent of Cubans, an effort is nade to find those knowing the fewest

possible parsons. "If the Cuban who is recruited is employed in an office or

factory or works sore other place, an ellort is made to have him continue his

work so as to use his situation to provida true cover; instruction is given at

hours when he is not working.

If the agent has any trouble after he has been

recruited,

the Det. tries to help him as mich as possible without breaking dows

compartmentation or his cover.

then he has completed his training and is sent abroad, the UGT covers the ex-

panses of his fanily.

If a Cuban who is recruited is unemployed, it looks for

a cover adapted to his situation, and the DGI tales care of all the expenses

the agent bas, including those of his fanily if he is married.

He receives his

training In the hours adapted to his cover position.

His life, like that of the

agent who is working, must continue normal,

just as it was before recruitment.

Cubans trained as agents, if their depar

leave with foreign passporis.

the country is not illegal,

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MEMORANDUL FOR: ME. J. Lee PAntin

General Cousel

Presidert's Cormigsian on the

Ansassination al Prealden: Ilennady.

SUBJECT.

I. The following recaarin have bech racently attrinudad to

Sortet Consu, Pavel hatonovich Yatskov in Mexico City regardly

the subjact.

$I 10ot Oswald here. His stormed tato my offica and

vanted ma to Introduco and ¿'ecoramend hira to lia Cubare.

He told too that ha had lived in the USSR. I tola bira that

I would have to chack before I could recommend him. Ho

was nervous and his handa trambled, and ho stormed out

of ing oftice. I don't ballevo that a persos as nervous sa.

Oswald, whosa basds trembled could have accuratoly

fired a sífle."

2. Our Moxican Station has che

period Oswald was in Maxico City

possible that Oswal& thought her

when he actually had spoken

to Kostkor who turned 21

TOcords for tro

ged it is quite

Taleriy Rostikor

out he first spoke

arior Tatsicove

3. The source of the

mation in a confidential contact

of tals Agency in Mexico City

vis balleyed to be reliable. In

vior of shie colationsiip, an appropriate sensitivity indicato, haz

bean allied to this coemorandra.

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Richard Helms

Daputy Director for Plas

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• C/WHI/3

• CL/R2A/201

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HEUNS BUE ROCCA

Crabares

T3M.

Mr. Pocca:

This list

đgst

calis I had with fir. Ranta

Ln

Sana the Commission staif:

Ils Januery 195k - Messrs. Allea W. Dulles, Raniain, Willers,

4:00.

Angleton, and Rocca.

28 January

4:15

Kro Rankin's office®

12 March

27:00

Nr. Rankin's office with lessrs. Furphy

and Rocca

27 March

2:30

Messrs. Slawson, Willems, and Ster

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Chiet Justice Harren

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Letter

1380-1073A]

[FOIA NO.

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MEXI-7105

[FOIA No.

173-615]

Menorandum for ROHIBITED. Decenber

1963

Subject:

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

[FOIA No. 1542- 1108]

4.

Subject:

Actions

interrogation. [FOIA No. 643-273]

URAY after her first

after her

5.

6.

Memorandum for Chief, WH/PO/A, dated 8 May 1964;

Subject:

Debriefing

Report No. 65 of AMMUG/1 -

Duties of DGI Officers in the Field with Regard

to Visa Applicants.

Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 19 May 1964;

Subject:

of Work at Cuban and Soviet Consu-

Procedures and Regulations

ror Issuance 01

Cuban Visas: Mexican Control of U.S. Citizens'

Travel to and from Cuba.

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

Ma

SUBJECTI

President'A Commission on the

Assassination of Fresident Kennedy

Hours of Work at Cuban and Soviet Convulaten:

Procedures and Regulatione for Issuance oi

Cuban Visas; Mexicas Control of U.S. Citinena!

Travel to and from Cuba

1. I refer to your memorandum dated 24 April, in which you

reguent information on hours of work at Cuban and Soviet diplomatle

Installationa in Mesdeo City, detalla of regulations governing the

Insuance of Cuban travel documents and Mexican control of U.S.

citinens travelling to and from Cuba through Mexico.

3o The Soviet Embassy and Consulate are not open to the

publies offices in the Soviet compound may be visited by appointment

onlya A tventy four hour guard is mounted at the entranco to tbe

compound in which these Soviet installationa

axe located. Visitora

ring the ball at this entrance st all hourg.

as speaking visitors

are permitted to enter at any time, bus

se usually turned

away by the guard after normal hou

Normal work hours

during September 1963, when Le

visited the Soviet

installation, were 0900 to 1800

the hours for

Mondays and Fridays bave

D0 to 1400 hours.

Sixsmen Sovint farallion live

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Consulate are located is tholz

own compound, but there installations have asparato entrasces.

Vialtory may entar the Cuban Consulate from 1000 to 1400 bours.

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• appear belore 1500 bours.. These

during Septezaber 1963.

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be lanued. Os occasions

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al the Cubas consulate, Caban vidas are normally valla for ¿brea

months from date of lunace. Visan may be lasted os separate

obsess of papir to conceal tha fae: that travel to Cuba was pastormedo

•Tho Boriola are not known do lane travel permito so Coba..

5. The Governes of Morico recognizas the passport as as

Idmalification deeumons oniye Mexican Immigration officials do not

recognin pansport entries pachibiting the bearers sravel to Cuba,

¿I the bearer holda a vies valid for travel to that couairy, Amonderent

of Mesican lama to permit recogalsion of travel restrictiona altiraé by

-overnment ising passport.has beenandez.con./deration but so

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Da Mon-Cubaan, inclading JoS. citizana, eniaring Menico

from Caba muat have Mexican visas or tonrim cardi. Depending

on thelr outgoing Might tires, son Cabana sanating aerico do not

alums sued a sranait vios. The passports of all persoas travalling

between Menico and Caba are stamped la spaniah with the phrasea

"Doparted fos Cuba" or "Intared fora Cuba", as appropriato. All

passingers, laciudlag nos Cubans, calerin

venico from Cuba are

openly photographed while their decume?

balug asanised.

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men your send

for data on stavel baimmes lia

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/PO/A

SUBJECT

General:

Debriefing

Specific :

Dutles o

Regai

#65 ol AMWiUG1

In the Field with

citing the granting of visas

of agenta of the DGI. Such age

on appearing at the Consulate

use a special phrase to indicate their relationship with the DGI.

(Source does not know the particular phrase used la every case.

He does know that agents from El Salvador in requesting visas

always made mention of the name "Mauricio") The DG officers

at a Consulate interview visa applicants to find out if they are

agents. If the visa applicant does not use one of the indicated

phrases, the DGI ofiicers, instead of granting the visa immedlately,

tell the applicant to return in a few days. The ofticer then notifies

Habana and requests authority for the visa.

Owenson

WH/SA/CI

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE

SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD

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Mero

December 1963

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advised that the Bureau was

On 17 December Mr. Papich

anticipating a request from the

Johnson to look into this case, for copies of Bureau materials

supporting or complementing the report already submitted. He pro-

vided me with the attached copy of portions of a report passed by

the Legal Attache in Mexico City dealing with theySylvia DURAN

aspect in which it would appear rather clear that some United States

Government agency was tapping telephones in Mexico.

Mr. Papich

Inquired as to whether information in this report might be given

to the Commission or whether this Agency desired to establish some

other policy with regard to meeting the needs of the Commission.

The matter was discussed with Mr. Whitten and he subsequently ad

vised that as a result of a conference with Mr. Helms and others

In which he was directed to prepare certain materials to be passed

to the Commission, he was quite sure that it was not the desire of

the Agency to make available to the Commission at least in this

manner - via the FBI - sensitive information which could relate to

telephone taps.

Mr. Papich again raised the question on 19

consultation with Mr. Angleton and Mr.

Mr. Papich that when the Bureau 1s fea

nature in meeting the needs of the

not pass to the Commission Infom

refer the Commission to the A

It was mentioned to Mr. Per

of the Commission in ano

very

reports.

ember and after

it was agreed with

problems of this

the Bureau should

Agency,

but should

Monal information.

to meet the needs

more complete report or

Document Number

1542-1108

FEB 1978

BIRCH D. O'NEAL,

Chief, CI/SIG

for FOlA Review on

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DURAN OETAINED FROM ECHEVARRIA BY HAND OF ROGER I. KINGMAN IN

ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO GALIOND FRUE NAINE.

2. KINGMAN ARRIVING AT DULLES AIRPORT AT ABOD HOURS 28 NOVESER

HE WILL BE MET BY HIS WIFE, HOPES SHE WILL TELL HIM WHAT TO DO WITH

ENVELOPE.

3. SORRY NO TIME TO TRANSLATE STATEMENI.

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LUISA CA

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November 27g 1963

Dear JC,

John Horton's return tonight gi

some items I mentioned to you in a

1tems are attached hereto.

I am

translate the longer one of t

but

tunity-to send you

optes of these to

had the time to

past few days we have

been very rushed.

I've had no time to give to John

during his viait and Alga has had

almost no time with him.

We do hope, however, that he has been able to

get some iden of our Station and its work by his talks with the various

officers who have been able to spend some time with him during these two

days.

Perbaps when we are Iittle lesa rushed, he can retur to herico for

another visit.

He appreciate your quick responses and good instructions in the case

which is taking most of our time these days.

Sincerely,

Distribution:

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P-859:

Silvia DURAN P

1:

Louise CALDERON

DUCTION

Win

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.

Memorandum to Howard P. WILLENS from W. David

So the Central Intelligence Agency

dated 4 February 1964; Subject: Letter

(CIA) Posing

Certain Questions on their Letter to Us dated

31 January 1964.

2.

Memorandum for the Record, dated 27 March 1964;

Subject:

Tentative Conclusions on Lee Harvey

OSWALD's Stay in Mexico City: Visits to Soviet

and Cuban Embassies.

3.

Memorandum: from COLEMAN-SLAWSON,

Subject:

dated 2 April 1964;

Mexico:

Questions Raised by the Ambassador

MANN File.

Memorandum for Record, undated; subject

Intercepts

from the

Soviet and

uban Embassie

in Mexico City.

Memorandur

David SLAWSON,

dated

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NOTE FOR FILE:

TOP SECRET DOCUMENT DTD 22 April 1964 by the

authority of the National Archives, Marion M.

Johnson

has been regarded to CONFIDENTIAL

Date of

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On as incoday,

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Howard P. Millens,

12. 1111115: To Culoran, Joo, and in. l. David Elaison, all ci

the stuef of the Camission, flew ficu rachincton, D. E. to

¡erico City. Mo. Colsuan returned on Sundly, April 12 and

Kro slavson and ki. liliens returned on an alrplane leaving

Nexico üity at about 3:20, Honday afternces, April 13. This

senorandin vill bricily summarise this trip plus sone or the

meetiras nels in preparation for 1t.

TU:803* - 15K11 7

10:20 2 0. 1:0 11:00 P.i=

Willie, Colcan and Slarson not with Assistant

Icoretaig of diate for lutia Anerican Ariairs Incuas Bana,

I, Thomso Irlish of the Orfloc of the Logal liviscr fcr the

State Departnent, and tro aides to 11. Mann in 8. Bain's

office at akout 10:20 a. lusistant Searctary Mana gas

Aubaszador to lexico at the time cr the assissination and

personally directed the investlestory ellore and our relation

11th.

the Mieresan

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of the file created by his efforts, consisting of telegrams

between Mexico City and the Stute Depirtment in lashington,

had previously been forwarded to the Commission. The purpose

of our mecting with imbassador lann ras first, to inform him

of our intent to go to Mexico and discuss with him our proposed

about hater ant and PRO eat doN estony weter the

assassination.

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The file turned over to the Commission by Ambassador

Mann contains statements of opinion by him that Oswald was

probably Involved in & sinister fashion,

especially by way of

basing & irive, vion une Cuvan impassy In reXICO vIty or sIti

some other castro agency. These susicions were reinforced by

the allegations of a certain "Alvarado" sho at the time was.

being Interrogated intensively by the lexican authorities and by

representatives of the American Embassy in Mexico City because

he claimed to have seen Lee Harvey Oswald take $5500 1n

American bills from an Individual In the Cuban Enbassy. We

asked Ambassador Mann what particular evidence aside from the

Alvarado assertions he had for these suspicions. He replied

that he had none escept

the general feeling "In his guts" that

castro was the kind or hERODUCTione carried out this

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kind or ruthless action, cither throuth some hope of gaining

from It or simply as revenge. The Amunssador added that not

even the allegations of Alvarado or other rumors which nay have

hat money had beer

the Alvarado allegatson ROHIBITED t11 a day or so Later,

but that the fact that Oswald had visited the Cuban and Russien

• Enbassles in Mexico CIty shortly before, the assassination, which

he had learned from his security officers at the Embassy, plus

What he belleved about Castro's character, seemed sufficient to .

him to raise the gravest suspicions. Later, he pointed out,

when he had a chance to listen to the Dorticos-Armas intercepts,

his suspicions were strengthened.

Ambassador Mann knew of no contacts by Oswald with

anyone in Mexico City other than his visits to the Cuban and

Soviet Embassies and his staying at the Hotel del Comercio.

Ambassador Mann said that our intelligence took and was still

taking photographs of both the Cuban and Soviet Embassies

whenever anyone left or entered their main entrances, at least

artificial light.

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The Ambassador said that he had been kept informed

of the silvia luran Intercocation thiough his aides, Clarke

Anderson and Winston Scott.

He learned of it Informally,

that 1s, Anderson and Scott reported crally to him as soon as

they received from tREP RODUCTION at "obernacton"

any natib about how the Interrogation

progressing.

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In response to our ques

the Ambassador recou-

mended that when we got to Mexico City we should work through

the representatives of the FBI and the CIA at the American

Embassy and, through them, with the Mexican officials they

recoumended, but that we should do all of this as quietly as

possible, without iny nerspaper publicity. We also asked

Ambassador Mann to what extent it as known in Mexico City

that the Hotel del Comercio was a headquarters for pro-Castro

activities. The Ambassador replied that it was not known

senorally at all, tREPRODUCTION

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intelligence circles.

Ambassador Mann said that

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which had proviously been forarded to the Commission consta

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the report fion the IDI refersed to therein. le confianca

that 1t had not included that roport he said that he las

sure that this report could be obtained from Clarke Anderson

In Rexico Cliy, 11 se thought 1t was neccssary. In response to

a similar question about the "Alvarzio" file, he replied that

obtainod throush the CInPROHIBITED speak to Mr. scott

about this. He said that he had never seen any papers or

• formal statements by Silvia Duran; all his Information about

vnat she 15 supposed to have told the Nexican police vas

Ambassador liann was then called out to another con-

ference, for which he was already & half-hour late.

As the

meeting was breaking up he asked fir. Slawson whether, with the

Commission staff felt

assassination had been pROHiBiT Elither ve thought. they

were unduly rash. Mir. Slawson replied that although the inves

tization of the specific allegations of Alvarado had shown that

they were in all probability a fabrication, he found nothing

In what the Ambassador had done to have been unjustified, in

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and in vlew at the extrorig

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2: 30 p.Til.

At 3:30 in the

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i Witten of the CIA

came to the Connission offices and conferred there with

Slamson, Willens and Coloman. Inis conference grew out of a

suggestion made by Mr. Richard Helms of the CIA about tro

weeks previous, in which he had mentioned that 1t would be a

Good Idea 11 a representative of his agency met with those

porsons from the Commission who planed to go to Mexico just

Lace== chey 1=0e, in ander to incure that 1h0 278 50022

properly advise us of any last hinut: arrangenents and properly

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our arrival.

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officially and openly PROHIBITEsnsto, and tir, Katten

offered to make arrangements to get us into Mexico completely

unnoticed 1f we desired to do so. le told him that we did not

want to try to keep the trip entircly secret. We would do our

best

to avoid any kind of neuspaper publicity or public

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Inbassy and to vcrion officials as sit ic In fact were,

represenuttires of the Collision.

vatten add REPRADUCTION

kinston scott,

the cIa chief for exo, fROMiTEins with one of the

top foreign aporatives in thoir entir

that the CIA would give us complete cooperation.

He outlined to fir. Witten cur entire proposed plan

once ve arrived in lexico, In general terms, and asked for hil

comments on how best to achieve our goals.

His reply In every

instance ms that le should deal on the spot with tr. Scott.

chi had said a white ago,

He repeated wrat i REPPNDlICTION, ricer" being "on

that there 1s no substitut

the spot."

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3:15 a.m. to 7:00 p.M.

Our plane was scheduled to leave Washington from

Dulles Alrport at 9:30 In the mornine and accordingly ali three

of us mat at the Washington Air Terminal In the Albert Pick

Hotel at about 8:15 and later arrived at the Alrport at about

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9:00. However, weather and technical alfficulties hold up

the plane in Palled Di

the afternoon.

we arrived in

Mexico City at about 6:00 p.il., Mexico City tiue. He vere mel

as we cane uff the airplane by a representative of Eastern

Airlines, fir. Jorge Villagonez, wo addressed each of us by

name, gave us his business card and cased our way through

Mexican customs. An unidentified man approached ir. Willens

and asked 11' ve sore from the Embassy. Willens replied that

we were not.

The individual asked 1f It was true that people

were coning to investigate the assassinatiou. Willens refused

to confirm this report. Mr. Coleman had some minor difficul-

ties with the Mexican Imigration officials over whether or

not he had been vaccinated recently, and in the course of

discussions on this the Eastern Airlines representative men-

is comment could have hU hiBiTy the person who had

approached air. Willens, who in the

nantime had walked back

towards tir. Soleman. If all this oscurred as we suspect 1t

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Just 1nside the airport toruinal we vere met by

Mr. Clarke hiderson and lit. Rolfe Larson fron the American

Embassy. These men were later identifled, respectively, as

Chief of the FBI in Mexico City and an FBI agent temporarily

assigned f'cs duty In Mexico City. Anderson and Larson took the

three of us 10 our hotel, the Continental Hilton.

FARAREIL 9

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met in the FBI offices

at the Embassy with fir. lazson and discussed gencrally with

him the progress of the assassination Investigation while we

were waiting to meet Ambassador Freeran. Clarke Anderson and

Winston Scott, the CIA Chief In Mexico City, vere conferring

with the Ambassador and briefing him on the lexican aspoets of

the assassination Investigation. Ambassador Freeman had been

at this post only two days, having just presented his cre-

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and clarke Anderson.

ir, Colcan explained in general terms the purpose

of our trip. He said that we wanted 0, learn as much as

possible about what Investigations were currently being carried

out, with special emphasis on the llot.l del Comercio and on

Osrald's northbound journey out of Meiico City, and that we

wanted to decidc upon and initiate whitever new Iines of inves

Into there Investigations, we wished to satisfy ourselves that

everything reasonably possible was being done and, In additica,

ne nantca to become as current as possible on evidence being

producca. Also, to hoped to make contact with one or more

Hicsican officials so as to loarn directly from them what part

had learnod that might be

In particular, ve

wanted to rand out as duR HIBITED bout what tea. stivia

Duran, the clerk at the cuban ambassy who dealt frequently with

Oswald, knew. Finally, we hoped to nake arrangements for, and

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Bir. Colcan added that we hoped In all this to be

guided by the counsel of the Ambassador and his staff, because

we did not want to do anything that would disturb the good

relations of the American and Hexican governments.

Ambassador Freeman replied that he and his staff

: would cooperate completely. He said that he saw no objection

whatever to our talking directly to Mexicans who had sone

Infornation to contribute, but he felt that this should be done

only in the Erbassy and only on the clearly stated basis that

all appearances and testinony were totally voluntary on the

part of the lexicans. As to speaking to Mexican officials. the

Anbassador again said that this would be fine and he asked only

that we work through his staff in setting up appointments, etc.

The Ambassador pointed out that the taking of formal depositions

In a foreign country could be a very difficult and technical.

matter.

sulate section of the Enbassy

for Information on how

Ihe Ambassador

a and Anderson felt

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that our seeing Silvia Duran would be a highly sensitive

matter and that it should be discussed iully with the Mexican

officials, but they agreed that it did not differ In principle

from our seeing other lexican witnesses, 1.e.. the Ambassador

approved so long as 1D)

can Embassy, and

There then foRAHIBITE. or viewa on hou beat:

to approach Mexican officials, what hexican officials would be

most valuable for our purposes, and the general substance of

our work.

At about five minutes to ten the Ambassador had to

excuse hinsslf for his first staff meeting. which he had called

for 10:00 &-M.

10:00 a.m1. to 11:00 a.M.

Willens, Coleman and Slawson retired to the office

• that had besn assigned to them at the Embassy, room 510, to

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the staff mesting had aujourned. He agreed that se could

confer with ilf. Anderson Immediately and mect Mir. Scott later

In the day, at about 3:30. Mr. Anderson was welcome to come

with us at our meeting with vir. Scott, 1f he desired to do so,

and he said that he would make up his mind on this after he had

conferred with us, because he of course had other work to do

and would not want to attend the meeting with Scott 1f 1t

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Accordingly, ve met immediately with Clarke

Anderson In his offices. He Invited Rolfe Iarson and a Mr.

Trent to take part in the conference. Mr. Trent was also an

agent of the FBI temporarily on duty in Mexico.

One of the topics of conversation was Reverend

Albert Alexander Osborne, also known as John Howard Bowen.

Mr. Trent had been the agent primarily engaged in tracking down

and talking with Bowen, although Iarson too had been somewhat

Involved. Briefly, the agents described Bowen as an elderly

white haired gentleman who was probably engaged in some kind

of violation of the

in

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purposes, at lcast of the kind he represented that he rould

unstable nentally. Trent describec

so tie Money to Oven as somewist

approached Loven he respROfAlBITED. osborne," and the

reply was that he, Trent, must be mistaken, because he,

Osborne, was Bowen, Osborne then went on to say that he was

• Often mistaken for Osborne but that he had not seen that other

gentleman in some time, and belleved he was in some other

section of Mexico, etc. Trent said that Osborne carried this

off very weil. It was not until later that Osborne admitted

that he was really Osborne but that he often used the name

Bowen. When asked directly how they thoughs Osborne would

react to being asked or conpelled to appear to testify before

the Conmission or a staff member, Trent and Larson were

Inconclusive. They thought that there might be trouble but

they were not sure. Trent and the other FBI representatives

then described the procedures the Mexican Immigration Author

Itles vere using in dealing with Osborne. In sum, the author

Itles had not acted as yet to deport Osborne but they belleve

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The discussion then continued on to other investiga

tions. Iarson tave 2 dotalled summary of recent results of

the investigation of Oswald's northbound travel on the

Transportes del Norte bus. I will not go into. what he said

here because 1t is now reflected in an FBI report In the pos

session of tire Commission We advised

I him to Include as much

detail as possible In the reports which he sent through

channels in lashington to our Commission because the detail

which he had told us orally seened is fit what we knew about

Oswald's bac!ground and vas therefore valuable as confirmatory

material In the overall picture, even though it perhaps seemed

Important to Larson. We then supplica varlous detalls about

Oswald's background and character which night assist Larson In

Interrogating witnesses In Mexico. Larsen, Trent and Anderson

asreed to include a REPRODUCTION eir ruture reports

from lexico.

Larson and Anderson

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Into a discussion of

the Hotel del Comercio Investitation. Here, It appears that the

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renchbered Cowald and thai the only cvidence of his stay

erect. Larson,

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ot the maid at the

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give sone bits of

Information about him.

for one thing.

she, as did other sit-

nesses,confirmed that he was always alone when she saw him.

Further, she said that he invariably had left the hotel before

she cicaned his room at about 9:00 in the morning. Iarson had

also found out that the proprietress of the little restaurant

next door to the hotel was able to ilentify Oswald, although

Larson was not completely certain on how much she really

remembered and hor much she may have picked up by suggestion

from newspaper reporters. Anyway, bre has stated that Osvela

frequently ate lunches and dinners at her restaurant, that he

Invariably ordered very cheap meals, that he almaya ate alone,

and that he was not ablo to converse sufficiently in Spanish

so that he really knew what he was ordering then he ordered a

meal. For example, he often refused soup and dessert,

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Vartous other investis on t osvald and or places

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such us the bull fight arena, the jal alai cames, and the

places there he may have purchased tourist items. For

arents had questioned or

n attennt to locate wi

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wald may have purchased

a silver bracelet inscribed "marina.

The response had been

• negative at each shop and subsequent investigation has shown

that such bracelets are probably not sold in Mexico at all

because they are made in Japan and the duty on importing them

Into kexico would make their price non-competitive with local

products.

We then asked what was the status of the Gutierrez

Investigation. Trend and larson and Anderson all agreed that

Gutierrez was sincere and was doing all he could to cooperate

with the investigation of what he claims to have seen. In

fact, Gutierrez has spend a considerable arount of time trying

to get more: valuable Information and he has never tried to

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o1 1903. Gurerrez says

never saw his man in profile,

from a direct foreard

View. His best piese of identification 10 to the autorobile

he saw "Oswald" and the Cuban enter just outside of the

Embassy. Even here, however, assumi: that his description of

the autonobile 1s completely accurate, there are probably

dozens of such autonobiles in and around Mexico City. Renault

1s a popular make of car 111 Mexico, and the color described by

dutierrez is a popular color, One a'tomobile ansuering chis

description and freguently seen around the Cuban Erbassy has

been located, but it 1s still registered under the name of she

man who owned and sold it several jeers ago. Inis situation is

apparently conmon in Moxico. Mezicais often register a car

under the name of its former oner 11 order to avold paying a

sales tax on the transfer. However, Investigation 13 contin

ing to see if the present owner of this particular autorobile

can be located. In addition, a constant survelllance of the

be carried out.

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relate to Mexico. It was agrocd that slawson and Larson would

so through these itour later. lie then inguired as to our

seeing the reports REPRGDUCTION of the raI in

Mesico. Anderson replice that these

were open to our crami-

nation at any time and PROHIBITED asents vould shos us

whatever we would like to see. We agreed that we would look at

particular reports later, as the occision warranted.

Silvia Duran was then discissed. It appeared that

hey signed statement had finally been obtained from the

Mexican Police, Previously, the existence of such a statement

had not been known. We agreed that we would see that later in

the day or tomorrow and that It would also de rorwarded unrough

channels to the Commission in lashiazton, We emphanized that

we wanted not only a translation of the statement but, 1f •

possible, a copy of the statement Ituelf. Ine FBI representa-

tives described Duran as best they could, basically, as a

"Mexican pepperpot," a devout communist, and "sexy." (Ine CIA

later showed us soDe DO B4

firmed this description.

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Anderson felt that

this would be a touchy point but agreed that we should try to

do 1t 1f se could. He thought that the Mexican official that

we should see about this as well as all other aspects of our

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Investigation was Luls Ichevarria, Noting Jecretary of the

Trous, and on PROCTO santa, wea

winston Scott.

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W11lens, Slarson and Colenan each got the impression

from this conference that the FBI In Mexico City had been

completely frank and open with us. So far as ve can determine

every question we asked was answered without an attempt at

evasion, and much information volunteered which we had not

•asked. Botl Larson and Anderson give a very good Ingression

of competence and Anderson's knowledge of the details of the

assassination investigation was especially erpressive since

his dutles are primarily supervisory.

The Alvarado Investigation vas also revieved. Clarke

Anderson said that he was present at the MIvarado Interrogation

which was taken under a polyeraph mashine. The polygraph

operator, tho did not speak Spanish, stood behind Alvarado

when he was fastened to the michine and pointed to various

questiona wasten in REPRODUCT in soon to ask.

Anderson would then ask

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In response to

sion Anderson replled

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his expert opinion was that no foreign conspiracy arising out

of or connected with the territory of Mexico existcd In con

cold that he lelt that 11

But on extoted, a REPROACT A za not have solved

ve BOne Lim indicatio

lacking. We asked Inderson how many dirferent allegations of

consplracy had been received by his office and he replied, si..

These were:

the Gutierrez allegation, the Alvarado allegation,

the Diaz Verson allegation, the kartino-Roja allegation, the

letter Irom Victor Cohen, and the allegation concerning the

Stenfona Uolvenadby Stadent, 19. Sierson Samanted 46at 20 5i5

opinion only the firat three allegations mentioned even seeme

serious and that, after analysis, the only one that

E still seered

serious was Gutierrez'. Anderson readily agreed.

3:20 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

After lunch the three of us sent to fix. Scott's office,

and vere there IntrodEPRODUGFORt: Aan inate: the

conference was begun by

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us a complete

nection with lee harvey

Oswald, beginning In September 1963 when they first picked up

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Pabassics. Mr. Scott stated at the beginnir of his narrative

that he Intended to make a complete disclosure of all facts,

Including the sources of his infornation, and that he under-

stood that all three of us had been cleared for Top Secret

and that we would not disclose beyond the confines of the .

Commission and Its Innediate staff the information ve obtainer!

throuch hia thou IREPRODUCTION a auerton in

Hashington. We agreed to this

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3e took a rathor long

time to completc, and we interrupted him at many points with

specific questions. During the course of the narrative we were

shown the actual transcripts, plus the translations, of all the

telephone Irtercepts Involved, and ve were also shown the reels

of photographs for all the days in question that had been taken

socretly outside the Cuban and Soviet Embassy entrances.

Mr. Scott's narrative disclosed that the CIA's action Innedi-

ately after the assassination consisted basically of alerting

all its confidential sources of Information throughout Mexico

to Immediately channel all Infornation into their headquarters,.

and of compiline as complete dossiers as possible on Oswald and

everyone else throughout lexico who at that time the CIA knew

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afirls with Lachuga, the former Cuban Ambassador to lexico

and presently the cuban representative at the Unfied Nations,

had previously been of substantial interest to the cIA,

Eus1b10 Asque, Duran's superior at the Cuban Embassy, Kostiiov,

a F03 representative at the soviet Inbussy, and other's, and

conveying this information to lashingtoi. In addition, the CIA

worked closely with the FBI and with the Mexican authorities,

especially on the Silvia Duran Intersogations. Finally,

Ar. Scott, along with vi. Anderson, las in constant contact with

Ambassador san, to kREPRODUCTIOssible on al

Information coning in and on

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scott pointea out that

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neauguarters nau pIcked up

the name of Lee Harvey Oswald from Commercial radio broadcasts

and had begun compiling information mu him fron Ita Mexican'

files even before being requested to do 30 by CIA in washington.

All his men were taken off any other assigment they may have

been on and told to concentrate solely on the assassination.

All the persons previously mentioned sho might have been in

contact with Oswald, plus other people tho In Scott's opinion

might possibly be involved, were put under surveillance. This

Included, for example, the Cuban Ambausador and all known local

Cuban and Russian IntelliD

rediately Liaison i2s

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to the Ancrican Imbassy at this time aisclosed that Echovarria

and President Lopez Mateo had orderei the Mexican border

closed for travel both ways, without naving been requested to

that the border

children were

trepped on both sides.

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Scott's narrative plus the nateriale we were shown

disclosed immediatcly how Incorrect-our previous information

had been on Oswald's contacts with the Soviet and Mexican

Embassies. Apparently the distortions and omissions to which

our information had been subjected had entered some place in

Hasnington, becaus. the llA iniormation thay we were snown by

Scott was unambiguous on almost all the crucial points. We

had previously planned to show Scott, Slawson's reconstruction

of Ostald's probable activities at the embassies to get

Scott's opinion, but once we saw how badly distorted our Infor

mation was we realized that this would be useless. Therefore,

Instead, He decided to initial

as possible from

the original source naterials, at sone later time during our

vIsit.

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In view of what we had learned about the photographic

• coverage of the Cuban and Soviet Enbassles, ve Inquired uhcüher

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embassies night be available. Scott said they were not.

He

explained that photographic coverage sas linited by and

large to the daylight weekday hours, because of lack of funds

and because no adequate technical means for taking photographs

Facial light, which

Mas Of course out or REPROCTON reustan eu, had

been developed.

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We brought up the question of Gutierrez and received

Irom Scott and White basically the same Information we had

previously learned from the FBI, though somewhat attenuated

because, as Scott and thite pointed out, the FBI was carrying

the primary responsibility with cutierrez.

ke suggested that

Gutierrez' story might be confirmed or refuted by photographs

taken by the CIA, that in particular the automobile he claimed

to have seen might show up on the fringes of some of these

photographs, and we inquired whether an appropriate examina

tion of the picture reels had been made. Wite replied that

such an examination had not yet been made and that he

suspected that It would disclose nothing new, because the

photographs covered Ittle more than the entrance Itself.

However, he promised to make such an examination. (About a

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In answer to our question, tite and Scott gave

their procersional opinions that there probably sas not a

forelin conspiracy connected with lexico involving the

assassination o. the President.

They, like Andcioon, lelt

that had there been suREPRODUCTiOned at loast by

Its existence.

We asked Mr. Scott to set up.

a meeting with Secretary

Echevarris for all three of us at the earliest possible time.

We wanted both him and Mr. Anderson there, If possible, both as

Interpreters and bocause their previous personal acquaintance

with the Secretary would facilitate our dealings. Scott tele-

phoned Anderson and confired this request.

We then reentered our dircission of the assassination

In general, as 1t related to mexico. It appeared that the CIA

In Hashington had not forwarded certain material developed

elsewhere to Scott, even though these materials might have

reasonably related to the flexican Investigations. For example,

the contents of the letter which Oswald wrote to the Fussian

Embassy after he returned to the United States, describing

certain aspects of hidi

nad never been disclosed to Scott

or his staff.. le sho

FRACTIO Nos this letter at

this meeting.

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Dinine this general diacuarion Mr. Milleno vas

called out io noet with Ministor Boonstra In regard to the

publlalty which had appeared in the local neuspapers about

our visit. This Involved the crafting of a tolegrun to the .

state Departe's in a REPRODUCTION as puolicity und

Willens Icarned at

of the Ille forsarded to the Cormission by Ambassador liann.

Apparently, Ambassador Mann's personal file is the only one

pow in existence aside from the Colssion copies or 1t, all

other copies having been destroyed when the Ambassador left his

Dost In Mexico. Boonstra told Willcas that he (Boonstra) Is the

only person other than Scott and Anderson-who-was Involved #ith

Ambassador Mann In the assassination Investigationg. Mr.

Willens asked Boonstra to begin thinking about how best we

could forward a rcquest to the lioxican officials for a compicte

report on their role in the assassination investigations. At

this time Boonstra's only conment was that such a report should,

1I possible, be obtained prior to lis being reviewed by the

Mexican Foreign Office, because such a review might censor out

substantial portions for political reasons and in ary event

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at this stage.

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Back in the CIA offices, during Wllens! absence,

Slawson and Coleman discussed the cable traffic from the Soviet

and Cuban Embassies both during the time of Oswald's visits

there In September-October 1963 and immediately after the

assassination. Scott and White said that no Increases or

unusual variations had been noted at cither time.

We then dis-

cussed briefly the possibilities that the National Security

Agency might be able to "break" the codes for the times when

Oswald was in Mexico City, using as a key the fact that

Oswald's attempt to obtain a visa was probably communicated to

Washington on Friday or Saturday, Sertember 27 or 28. Scott

pointed out that all his office did with coded materials was

to send then back to the National Security Agency In Washington

In the form in which it obtained them. They felt that the code-

however, and should be tried.

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Coleman, WIllens and Slawson appeared at the FBI

offices at 9:00 a.m., as we had agreed to do the previous

evening, and there met

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were imediately to depart on a tour of the spots which Ostald

had visited during his trip to roxier, but larson told us that

that time we expected

the hour when wo

could neet with scretaROWBITEDe therefore sat in

Anderson's office and discussed with larson the relative

locations and other physical aspect.. of the places we were to

see later In the morning. Soon Anderson came In and told us

that the appointent with Echevarria was firm for 11:30. The

Ambassador had been told about the meeting and again approved

1t, repeating his conditions that when we ask Ichevarria for

pernission to speak directly with Mezican citizens that we

make cicar that we wanted all Interviews to be within the

American Imbassy and to be coupletcly voluntary. We then had

a brief discussion on how ve would handle the mecting with

Echevarrie. liliens and Slarson said that ve had agreed the

previous evening that Bill Coleman would carry the discussion

for us and that Colenan would spend the first fem minutes in

conveying the gratitude and appreciation of the imerican

Government to the Mexican Government for Its assistance to date,

Its satisfaction with the quallty of such assistance, ete, and

which we had been

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vexicans. Inderson and the others present at this confcrence

agreed that this No"REPRODUCTiON.

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The three of us were driven by Rolfe Larson in an

unmarked automobile around the various points that had been

touched upon by Oswald. We saw the Transportes del Norte bus

terminal, the transportes Frontera bus terminal, the Flecha

Roja bus terminal, the Chihuzhulences travel agency, the Hotel

del Comercio, the-restaurant next door to the hotel where

Oswald reportedly ate many meals, otier hotels in the neighbor-

hood of the Hotel del Comercio and he various his atatican.

and this neighborhood generally, the Cuban Enbassy and

Consulate, and the Russian Embassy and Consulate.

Several observations were immediately obvious. The

two embassies are close enough together so that Oswald almost

certainly walked back and forth between them when the occasion

-called for 1t. The embassies, although theoretically reachable

from the Hotel del Comercio or the Inter-city bus stations by

local bus, are In practice so lccated that reaching them by

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Mally lor someone

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uno did not socal Sparish fluently cilsugh to zot precise

directiono. The Hotel del Comercio, &lthough certainly a

cheap hotel and one In which Americar tourists would ordinarily

nover stay, has a noat, clean appearance and, according to

Iarson, 1s in fact olcan

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Although one way streets make It difficult to drive.

fron the Flecha Roja bus terminal to the Hotel del Conercio

except by devious routes, for someone walking, as Oswald nas,

it would be an eazy distance and a natural direction to walk.

The hotels near this particular bus terminal are almost all

grouped around the sane arca as the Hotel del Comercio, and

It would secm very possible that Oswald could have been

directed towards this neighborhood if he Inquired of the where

abouts of an Inexpensive hotel. Moreover, coming from the

direction of the bus terminal, the Hotel del Comercio sould very

Ikely be the first reasonably clean and attractive hotel that

one would notice. Some.of the other hotels In this neighborhood

closer to the torninal than the del Comercio are also attractive,

although perhaps not quite so as' the Hotel del Comercio, but

Rolf'e Larson pointed

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lo:n the curect 1f he Inaulrod at onc of thom

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was turned down.

Lar'son Confir

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inderson and scott earliero ghalesas

tion whatever that the Hotel defuell

Them had any indica-

was known as a

meeting place for Cuban revolutionaries or even for Cubans,

• revolutionary or not. Iarson said that he of course had inves

tigated this possibility and that his examination of the hotel

rogister for the periods around Oswall's visit there had dis

closed only one Cuban name. Further Investigation showed that

this belonged to a Cuban family man no had his family wichhim

and that they were tourists traveling through Mexico..

The Cuban and Sovlet Imbansies have no remarkable

characteristies except that both are surrounded by high adobe

sa.11s which make observation of their Interiors extremely

difficult. The Cuban Consulate, where Oswald did most of his

dealings, 1s a small separate building on the corner of the

Cuban complex of buildings, sith its exterior walls coterminous

with the adobe walls which surround the area. Its ixont door

therefore opens onto

the street. Exit and entry Into the

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Arick driving

around ilth jirson ve rotuned and

paced the car in front of the incriion imzooy and waited

Jusi outalde the car for soubt and inurrson to come out, as te

had agreed beforchand. mey came out shortly after 11:00 a.ii.

of the Interior to meet Sonor

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ke arrived at Senor Echevarria's office somewhat

carly but were nevertheless inmediately brought in to meet hin.

l'e vere soor joined by his head assistant for this kind of

work, Senor Ibanez, Chief of Inspections, Clarke Anderson

acted as intespreter, under our instructions that he should

feol free to elaborate as to courtesies and detaila at any tine,

and winston Scott also interpreted at a few points.

As previously agreca, Ir. Coleman did the talking for

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the licxican government generally, and in general exchanged

pleasantries and courtesies. Coleman also told Ichevarria that

Chief Justica Warren had sent his personal thanies to Echevarria.

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Colenan asked that the Mexican government sive

the Commission a complete and as deiniled as possible report

the assassiation and on any

such as closing the

border, at had curriod ROHIBITED a roadsly aread to

do this, saying that all the basic reports which would go intu

such an overall report had already been prepared and that he

could deliver the overall report on 48 hours notice. He:

asked, horever, that se deliver a fornal request for this

report to the Mexican foreign office, addrcased to his atten-

tion, in order that it not be mistainly sent to some other

police or Investigatory agency in Mexico. (We had learned .

from other sources that there are 25 different police forces

operating in the Mexico Federal District alone.) He said that

he would telephone the foreign office immediately after our

conference to alert them that he tas the person responsible for

the note and would appreciate its being fortarded to him for

his appropriate action. le agreed that se hould deliver such

a note that afternoon

he had requested:

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fir. Colenan went

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going to dcliver to u: He sould publish only altor receivin:

elcarance fion the lexicon government, which clearance se

Planned to seck at sose later point in our Investigation.

Echevarria agreed that this had been his mucratanding a11

02 no an oe the ERO BUTTON

inding upon wie

Benevara the RHABITE y tie overall

situation and gave his strong opinion thet there was no foreign

.consyiracy Involved in the assassination, at least no conspira-

cy connected with Mexico.

Colchan then brought wy thr matter of our Intervie

1ng hitnessas for documentation purposes and to find out

additional Information, if possible, In Morico. To give a

specifle Illustration of what we had In mind, lix. Colenan used

the manager of the. Hotel del Comercio as an examole.

Ichevarria replied basically in the affirmative, but he made

tro, Important quallfications. first, he felt that the inter-

views should not be in tibe

bacause to hold

that thora would are the hE crea envestiga

ton bedng carrica on by ROWBI

Diment on Mexican

soil, and this, he felt, would be very

disadvantageous

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ünot on clection for piculuent nes schedulcd to be held in

July, tiat such cleations vero held only every six years in

Mexico, ind that the prosent time was thercfore extremely

sensitive polluically. One of the most effecuive propaganda

weapons the coonunists have in Mexico 1s the

alleged American

comination and Interference with the Mexican government and

any unduly publle investigatory activitles on our part tould

lend thenselves to this kind of propaganda. Second, Ichevarria

requested that the interviews with Mexican nationals not be

formal but that instea

have lunch or cottee,

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Our reply to this, made through Mr. Coleman, vas that

we did not want any appointments for lunch or otherwise made at

this time because we wanted to leave the entire problen open.

Ke had not in our own minds decided whether and to what eatent

we wanted to proceed on this basis. Echevarria agreed that he

would take no action until se requested it.

There was an Interruption here while Ichevarria

spoke In Spanish to Ibanez. The three of us took the oppor

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tomal weetie even with unimportant witnesses cuch as the

hotel clark, that the proposal ve had for dealins with Silvia

do thic by shifting

atrocin that in the PROHIBITED o*t we felt tirat

Duran's interrogation was of the highest importance, and then

hopefully shifting the conversation unto the subjest of how ve

could deal directly with Duran. Millens and Slawson agreed with

this approach.

Coleman then again spoke tr Echevarria, referring

back to the overall report and describing ou feeling of

importance as to silvia Duran, etc., as outlined In the previous

paragraph. Echevarria roplled by enhatically agreeing that

Duran's testimony was of the greatest importance and promising

to go Into as much detail and docimertation as possible in

connection with her evidence in his final report. He commented

that it was upon the Information his men had obtained from her

that he had relisa most heavily in concluding that no con

spiracy had been hatched during Oswald's visits to Mexico. At

about this point, Echevarria abruptly took steps to end the

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to licxico, and that he of coure had to be on tine. Colenar

uscú the oprortunity to say Jokinsly that we would 11l:c to

have lunch with Silvia Duran wille Inhevarria was with the

Queen. Echevarria replied in the sare vein that we would not

have as nuch fun as

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As we were leaving and walking down the stairs to

the entrance of the building Senor Ibanez came up. behind and

acked Clarke Anderson to stay a ninute and speak ulth hin, which

Anderson did. The rest of us proceeded to our car in the parking

lot outside to await Anderson.

Anderson later told us that Ibanez had held him back

to say that he LIbanez? vas completely at our disposal for

making any arrangements for lunch or otherwise with Mexican

nationals. Clarke Anderson told Ibanez that we appreciated this

but that in some Instances ve might find It rather too informal

at a luncheon to transact the kind of business se hoped to do

with some of the witnesses. Ibanez replied that in that case

he would be happy to set up appointments at his office in the

Ministry of the Interior bullding. Anderson questioned whether

this vas in Line witRES RODUCTU

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was not. However, the possibility of using Ibancz" cifice

was not forsclosed.

We then

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the Babassy,

there about noon.

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The three of us plus Scott and Anderson went to

• Minister Boonstra's office as soon as ve arrived at the American

Embassy. We revieved with Boonstra what had occurred with

Echevarria. We decided that we would subnit the note to the

"lexican governnent that afternoon, 1: possible, although every

one recognized the difriculty of dell'ering the note to the

proper Mexican officials which was created by the visit o1

Queen Juliana. Boonstra pointed out that not only was there an

official lunch, at which Echevarria was now In attendance, but

that a state dinner was planned lor that evening. Boonstra

requested that we draft the substance of the note Immediately

and that it then be Elven to him for shaping into final form.

We then discussed with Boonstra the problem of

31lv1a Duran. le pointed out that our only Interest In sit

and other FBI agents had

then that Ar. Larson

urned.. This was not

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trac of Duran, hovever, beanuce she 12d

bec Interrierod only

by the Mexioan polloe and ve comidc.ed that Intervier

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ments or remarks he my

Interrogate Hro. Duran

further. On the essential point of whether or not his.

contacts with the Embassy consisted of anything other than

an attempt to travel to Cuba, Silvia Duran's knowledge has

• probably been cxhausted.) We discussed with Boonstra the

best approach to try to speak to Durin. Boonstra frankly staccu

that at this point it res his opinion that we sould not be rhie

to get through to her. He felt that the lexicans were too

polltically sensitive to risk having her picked up a third

time under arrest and that she, being a comunist and especi

ally because her husband was a very militant connunist and a

very bitter person in general, would not agree to any kind of

voluntary appearance. Nevertheless, he oenstral would raise

no objection to ou attcmpt to arrange a recting with her. le

thercfore agreed that Scott or Anderson would recontact

Ibanez and 1f necessary Ichevarria as vell to try to arrange a

mceting with Silvia

out that even

though the meeting

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Echevarria, possibly for lunch, we could arrange that the

luncheon would be in a private place and that its location

would not be disclosed to jirs. Duran prior to her arrival

there. She could be picked up in an Embassy car and driven

to some other part of the city. Also, if necessary, the room

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Boonstra suggested that we consider the use of a

"eutout" for Duran. By this he meant that she could be taken

to the united states on some unofticlad Journey, for example,

to give her story to an Anerican magazine, and while in the

United States she could then appear before the Commission. We

discussed the pros and'

cons of a cutout and decided that 1t was

worth considering, and that we would bring it up at the highest

levels of the Commission after we returned to the United

States.

constra lasted only about one

the offace which had beep RO HiBITE

wson, wildens and

• Coleman at the Embassy, and

the note to be sent

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delIvered des to SoRCHIBITEDe de continues cur

conferance. mis conference ecsisted of a much fuller die

cussion of the alternutives of esttine Duran to testlf. eit's

to the conlosion or to representatives ci the Conmission. The

detalls, diffleultica and pozsible varlations of a "cutout"

•nese sone Into by coott. se also inorced Scott end Anderse.

10 detail of the kind of paysents widen ruran could Issitiest:ly

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Nanoss I'ces, hor hortl and uenl expunces, the hotel and nial

Enginiano dus ino india, antimacio dal mimir sis sist intrini

fees, and of course the travel experses for both of tsa.

This confarence ended when re dcalded it was tine to break ic.

1un9h. It ras agreed that Anderson would contact Icanez to er

to nork out an innediate Lollo: jy on cuan In He:ico city.

appraches to Durang

for exemples a regucat

eleanere 1a the into ROHIBITE pearance before the

Commission, the "cutout" approach, ets., sould be deferred

pending receipt of the outcome of Anderson's conversstion with

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2:110 a.M. to 3:30 p.m.

arter lucREPRODUCTIon of clarice Anderson.

Mr. indersor: was not ebibi

Hr. Larson had two

documents for us to road. The firot was Silvia Duran's signed

statenent, accorpanied by a translation, and the second was a

group of reports on the exit of Oswald frow ilexico by

Transportes del Norte bus®

We also used the occasion to discuss with Larson the

beat procedires for authenticating the evidence gathered in

Mexico. Since the conditions set up by Echevarria were not

amenable to our getting direct authentication from the Mexican

witnesses Involved, we proposed that the fBI agents who had

heard the testimony or received the pertinent itens of docu-

mentary or physical evidence from the Mexicans would them

selves be asked to give testimony before a representative of

the Commission and, by reference to the source of their

procedures so as to make UnBITElication as firm and as

easy as possible, and to convey this message to all other FBI

agents in the area who were vorking on the assassination.

Coleman, especially, emphasized to larson the desirablllty of

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accuratoly lientifying documentary material, by number cr

the number of hands

Hept to a lininum and

that cach duement waPROMIBITEDdy of a reltable

person at all times.

Larson gave the impression of readily

understanding all this and he of course agreed to our sugges

tions.

3:30 р.. to 5:30 p.П.

By pre-arrangement we met at 3:30 with Hinston Scott:

With him agein was his assistant, Alin White. The occasion for

this neeting, was to give us the opportunity to go through all

the Intercepts carefully and to use then as a basia for

reconstructing Oswald's activities insofar as they touched

upon the Cuban and Soviet Embassies.. This ve did, and we then

showed thite and Scott the result of our work, for their

comment. They agreed in every respect with out conclusions.

I 1i11 not 50 into great detail here because these conclusions

M111 of course be incaPRUWUGTimitive report on

Oswald's activitles In Mexico,

In out the the conclusions

were as follows:

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On Friday, September 27:

Time

10:00 a.M.

Flecha Roja bus arrives in

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Time

10:37 a.m.

Osrald telcohoned the Russin

Embaazy

to get "visas to

Sometime

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Visits Cuban Consulate®

Some time later

Oswald visits the Cuban

st1ll, which

Consulete and during this visit

includes the period Silvia Duran calls the Russian

4:05 to 4:26 in the Consulate and soon thereafter

afternoon

the Rugsian Consulate telephones

her back.

Saturday, September 29:

Time

Morning

Some time includ

1ng 11:51 a.

Osvald visits the Russian

Crisulate

Oswald visits the Cuban

Consulate and during

this visit

Silvia Duran phoned the Russian

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Some time later

Oswald probably again visited

the Russian Consulate

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10:31 a PROHIB gEDy ana 1s told to call

i telcphones the Russian

the Fussian Consulate Instead.

11:30 a.n.

Oswald calls the Soviet

Consulate. He is hunz up on.

lie then discussed the Dorticos-Armas Intercepts and

examined them in some detall. le asked Mr. Scott for his

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opinion of then and he told us that after re-reading

tich

many taca and oterRPRODUCTION orsginar he was

do the fact that mone RABITE

uba cas not referrin

to the fact that money

Osvald at the Cuban

Enbassy. He emphasized, however, that the telephone connection

vas a very bad one . he said the voices rose and fell

extremely, as will sonetimes happen on

a radio connection on a

long distance overseas call - and he suggested that we have

the tapes re-translated by some Spanish-speaking Cuban who 1s

familiar with the dialect of Spanish current on that island,

Including sang and nuances. He sail the tapes were currently

with the cli In washington and that ke rould arrange for sueh

a re-transistion when we returned. lie emphasized, however,

that his our opinion vas firmly as he just stated it. He

suggested the re-translation only as a nears of eliminating any

doubts which might be in our minds and as a doublecheck on his

own opinion which after all, under the circumstances would be

In error. Willen aPRON

Richare Helms to begin

the process of re-trans

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apertunen he, scott, Bai

Helms In Washington dur ROHiBITen

ng scheduled for the

week of April 13. Scott said he would

do this.

ke then discussed what the Cormission could eventually

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reccive in iexico and in lashington from the CIA. All of us

realized that any decilt nubii bulli arternoon coul

se tentative only, since

nade at the igher echeloPHuR telera and the Cosmission.

Slanson put out the suggestion that the Cornission might

publish a narrative containing all the detail obtainable from

SIlvia Dura's statenents and from the "open" Investigations

carried on by FBI agents and Mexican police agents throughout

Mexico, supplemented to some extent by the Information obtained

through the cIA's wire tapping activities

and the CIA's

Informants. This supplement, however, would not be in detail;

rather, fos example, It would use phrases like "In the after-

noon" In place of "4:05 p.m." Also, no absulute quotes would

be used. Only the substance of conversations would be given.

The sources for this narrative would be stated to be Silvia

Duran's interrogation, the "open" investigations and "other

confidential sources considered reliable by the Commission and

the sederal intel nEP Ront

ayolved." Mr. Scott's reply

to this suggestion was

bet 10 Mula be acceptable

Dived a certain amoun

acceptable when balanced against the importance of the occasion.

We asked whether he felt it would disclose to Russian and Cuban

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Intelligenes the esistence of this pazticular dire-tapping by

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existence of any

photographic obiervations.

eve, would it disclos:

anything that would permit eneny Intelligence to discover who

the CIA's Informants are in Mexico or where they are located.)

We then briefly discussed the statement of Silvia

Duran wnich ve had road earlier in the day in the FBI offices.

• The cIA had not jet seen this statement.

5:30 p.i. to 6:00 p.H.

Tre three of us then returned to Clarke Anderson's

office. Anderson rave us a report on his meeting with Ibanez,

He told us that Ibaner and he had discussed our making arrangc

ments to see Silvia Duran. The outcome of the discussion rag

that Ibanez hinsclf was very arceable but said that he hould

Echevarria®

6:00 p.1.

We returned

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on the way there vere

handed a copy of the formal roquest to the Hexican Government

for Its complete report on the assassination. A copy is

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attached to this ncmorandum. lic were told by Mr. bontllor,

had been maie to delt

cornoon it had failed

bocause all the responD ROMBAT EDictala were out

entertaining queen Juliana.

Another attchpt would be made at

approximately 6:30 p.". this saue day, and 1I that failed,

continuing attempts would be made on Saturday. (ke were later

Informed that the note had been delivered late Saturday .Eorning.)

we took the copy of the note which had been handed to

us to fir. Harry Bergold, Second Secretary In the embassy, anc

asked him to see that the Commission be Informed through charnels

In lashington of the contents of this note, when 1t was deilvered,

what the response was, when the response was received, and in

general a full documentation and report on the entire series of

transactions. He agreed that he would see that this was done.

SATURDAY - APRIL 11

spent about an hour or slightly more

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We agreed

were remains so ta PROWEs shoura tay over.

at least until honday aiternoon but that unless Ibanez

replied to the effect that an Intervicw with Silvia Duran

could be arranged shortly, Mr. Coleman was free to return to

the United States on Sunday.

12:00 Noon to 3:00 p.M.

After having decided among. ourselves what further

Nork had to be done while we were in Mexico, we went to

fir. Anderson's office where we met kir. Anderson and Rolfe

Larson. The following points were covered, with the conclus-

Ions as stated:

We asked that the exact time, rather than the

scheduled time, upon

s bus Irom Nuevo Taredo

arrived In Mexico City

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1 2/ be ascerrained

we tarted out that ta Be at a detorant or

whether Oswald Immediately began

his visits to the embassies or whether he first checked in at

his hotel. The FBI agreed to do this.

We reminded Anderson and Larson that we had some

1tems of physical evidence which, although not of prime

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importance, might be helpful in thei: further Investigations,

Un at man des to de REaCTION would meet early

lionday morning to go

We asked that!

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le the hours upon which

both the Cuban and Russian Consulates were open to the public

during the dates when Oswald would have had excess to them.

Also, 1f possible, the fBI should desermine 1I 1t was comon

practice to stay open later than the normal hours or be open

on days such as Saturday when they were not officially open.

Once again we asked Anderson to review the Gutierrez

Investigation, which he did. We asked if there were any reports

either being prepared or that had already been sent to

Washington on this matter which we had not yet received. We

were told that there were not The status oi the Cutierrez

Investigation Is therefore that the surveillance of the Cuban

Embassy w1ll continue indefinitely in an attempt to pick up the

automobile which was identifled by Gutierrez, all other lines of

Investigation which

For purposes

; our Mexican evidence

we told Anderson that we would want a list of the names of all

the FBI agents who had obtained evidence in Mexico and we

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discuased bricfly at would be the irost convenient place to

have these agents meet with a roprosentative of the Commissio

for the taking of their depositions. Anderson replied that

either Washington or New Orleans would be fine from his poir.

of view. We revieweD

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hoped to follow in authentrenting thieunidence through the

agents, as we had expROHIBITED on silday, and

Anderson agreed that it would be a workable arrangement. In

this connection it came out that Osrald's tourist card appli-

cation, which was made from New Orleans, was not handled by

the FBI Merican office and therefore authenticating It sould

be a probler to be handled elzewhere. We agrced that we kos!&

pursue this when se returned to Washington.

We requested an Itemized list of the cost of the

Items and services that Oswald probably purchased while in

Hexico and while traveling

to and from Mexico. It vas agar's

that slavon and LarIEDRODUCT Nio so through th

In detail. •

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a more complete knowledge of the procedures of the Cuban

Embassy, especially as they relate to the practice in grant!*

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avallable to someone In Oswald's circumstances. Ilkewise, IC

vere inicrested In learning what obstacles to travel betreen

Mexico and cuba ther REPRODUCTIOA ron the ledean,

ather than the cuban, ROHABITEN

derson agreed to give

is as fult a report on

but the difficultles

are obvious. In general, he told us that, largely at the

Instigation. of the United States government, the Mexican author-

Ities are very strict about Americans traveling between Cuba

and Mexico. For example, their passports are stamped "Departed

for Cuba on, 1954" before the traveler gets on an airplane

bound for Cuba. Ilkewise, the Mexicin Inmigration officials

w112 not permit anvone, whether Mexican or American, to depart

for Cuba unless he has the proper Cuban travel permits. No

special lexican travel permit Is required for Americans at

least, but the Mexican officials Indirectly enforce Cuban law

by insisting upon complete Cuban documentation. (It should be

pointed out that this 1s unusual. Normally, border officials

are concerned only worRiDhes

their out nationals who mign

Caine country or witt

We pointed out to

Anderson that the reas ROHiBlE that ne set this

Information was that we needed 1t

test the plausibillty,

and thereby the rellabillty, of the other evidence we had on

what Oswald was doing and trying to do at the Cuban and Soviet

Emba:s1cs, 1.e.

we wanted to see whether his activities made

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sense in the l1ght of the normal Cuban and Mexican procedures.

We then briefly discussed the "two suitcase problen."

'e related hou we haREPRODUCTION eld loft How orleans

for Rexico hs was carpilBITEN

but that all our

evidence relating to his l

co pointed to the fact

that he had with him only a single suitcase, a small blue

zipper bag. Marina's testimony' and the testimony of urs. Ruth

Paine both tended to confirm the one-suitcase evidence. He

said that we did not want the FBI to undertake any kind of

search Immediately, because we had not yet had an opportunity

to rc-interrogate ow. witnasses in New Orleans who had testi-

re-Interrosition confirmed their testimony in this respect,

we wondered what kind of searches In or around Idredo, Texas

or Nuevo Laredo, liezico for such a nissing suitcase might be

practical. Anderson and Iarson both felt that the FBI ras

fully capable of searching Inredo and Nuevo Iaredo for a

alasing suitcase, REPRODUCT i's as to make such a

search unreasonably diffic

te told Andcrs

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not yet come to a fira

decision as to whother we would want to bring Albert Osborne

to lashington or elsewhere In the United States to testify

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even on a voluntary bosis. Cortainly 1f he vere soing to

resist testifying and ic had

we wanted to

think further about itu

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BI In Kesteo could do a pRUhlblE

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tice ii we desized to

do so in the future. After some discussion of the altornatives

open in Mexico, where Osborne was at last report, for keeping

tabs" on an Individual, Anderson replied that he would ask the

Mexican police to put Osborns on a "tro seck reporting bas13."

-He felt sure the Mexicans would comply. This means that

Osborne, being a person under suspicion and being an allen, is

told that ho must come into a certain police station and report

on a regular basis. Io weeks 1s a common Interval

for this

sort of thing, but is sometimes even done on a daily basis.

A dally reporting schedule 1s extrenely burdensome, horever,

especially for someone who cannot afford to travel by auto-

mobile, as we belleve REPRODUCTiOnne, and especially

hen that person 15 vim

on the police station to which

I has to report. It neRnHiBlE bersen, the mardear

police at our request will order Caborne deported and give us

advance varning of when and where he will be pushed across the

borders He could then arrange to have someone walting for him

north of the Rio Grande with a subpoena.

Anderson of course

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He asled Anderion 1f he had a copy of the "dossior"

on Corald rentioned In the Ambassados Mann Mile.

He replied

that ho did not have one but arcuncd that it could be found

conclace, since a REPRODUCTION time, and sald

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He then discussed the Alvarado situation and pointed

out that we had never reccived

a final, report on him.

Anderson replied that his agency had not taken the primary

- responsibillty here but that the CIA had handled this Invest1-

gation. We agreed that we would bring this up with Winston

Scott.

Winston Scott had previously mentioned to us that he

thought that Anderson had heard some vague rumors 170m

expatriate Ancrican communists In Vesico that might bear on

the assassination and suggested we ask Anderson about them.

Scott had said that Anderson had spoken with him about this

Information many weeks before, to Inquire whether the CIA could

whad any ront on the BUT ant the ubfact to

left wing circles In

Mexico as "Betty Mora," had made some rather vague assertions

about Oswald which, through Informants, Anderson's office was

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trying to follow up. for the last month or two, however,

Betty Vora had been-

Investigation was tin

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this whole line of

Betty hora has not beepRUnibitel

opinion she 1s not a reliable person anyway,. 5o he did not feel

that her assertiong would ever amount, to much. He promised us

a report on them, however, notwithstanding his feeling that

• they were not to be accorded a great deal of weight.

Finally, we posed the question to Anderson whether

he knew of anything further, Important or unimportant, which

we as representatives of the President's Commission ought to

be told. Alter soe thinking and after asking Larson whether

he had anything along these lines and receiving a negative

response, Anderson replied that he believed he had given us

everything he knew.

We then briefly dropped into the CIA's office again

and sal Scott and thite. We were told by white that the

exanination of the reels of photographs pertaining to the time

persods covering REPRODUCTION ab an Embassy had

nobles appeared an tre POliTE

were negative. No auto

no persons were shown

who answered the descriptions given by Gutierrez or who might

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not ask the chi to have these photosraphs cisplayed arrectly

• to Gutierrez. his REPRODUCTiON en the catest way

of detoraining whether

who pazac the money eddie te

entllica as the Cuban

in one of the photo-

graphs, but this would also have involved such a serious breach

of CIA security arrangements that we did not belleve that 1t

was justiflid.)

We then asked Scott and White the same question we

had asked Anderson about there being any further Information

we should be given. His answer, concurred in by white, was to

the same effect as Anderson's.

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eni eso obies lill cocuto

Vasione t3gs

aic Esseal Distict or

Masico (which inclulos l'arico Gits) vere exndred and va agroed that

one of the linge, chenr ones vould best serre as the orficial esibit

Lai choirg the location of varlous places wich tes Fervey Carla

Iobably ricitos tallo be yas in lexico Clire Ma. Icrson said that

he would inve this inp energolately tantes eni forried to tic

ConiGaica in tto nucr Lubure. For ny Insonal us in che tire thile

the Iere forcal unp vus boirg grorrel, li. Larson delivered to ro

a rEalIcI sap vádon had thoce some Location zarles 01 Ii.

No then sout through cach of the steno ci infrical evidence

vich I lici trica alono to linico Clija For a description of tieze

Ituro, referoes 1s loro Inde to tie "Hautunium for Iccora" datca

20 Frich 1051 Fica le Duel Clinos, Bubicct, "Itoss od Faysics]

bo thase of 1e 20

braceict interibai "jarina." Mt. Iorson and 11" Clerse Ariesson lad

molouly nointed out list nure than 300 silver elogs in lacico

City hau been guaccioned es io this brucolet en the batis of a

Motosagi of it end, denito the fect tiai sue 1i70r r2c:1u5s

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ICH HIDE GO MO MICE JIA 1 CỜ 10S W

hocraig more of lie child bad iturd and ther coon sold lurcelois

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cariairly snin ba negatine.

cat cica 21 me dog

ehead ta diceonal PROHIBITED to In Eury earnza,

2ro.ably all the ciner coulê toll us woule ho that tea, de pruiably

5aja ike brecalci to sereone.

1. Innson notod dom all the noris. on the tack flylest

of the spanish laglii dictionary and he alo notel the marklige

on pages 5, 113 and 210 nest to various Spanich vorte. lone of us

could sco any surticular hoin at tile tine wiich sould coe 1z0z

tite illing and rangs, but se felt thet Mr. Insuch at lenut

oupit to hava to rich him.

The linican religion LodEl sas iClE tO bE sO COON a5

to be probably intanecable and, 1a sualtio, fros 1is ate se fucssed

thes it ray not have been purchael in Sapurtur 19ú3 In lexico City

but could bernara cave fel

Into the unital stauce and

obtained by Orwald sore

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adless bodie lis said that he mould chees cach of the telephouc

mers enl adirezog to see 11 they iscines to the ceramico m

airlines to wich ünor Isen to refer and, 1i they did not, he vould

funi chi nose telephone miers or sorresses they vere. Iù sclition,

he ranisad to do di: ho could to flid out blictic Lec Farrag Coala

had crer cim un at the Cliono Mirlines as the adirees joni: indicates,

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NO A REPRODUCTION i in the

G the clier cont ti

laria Cavali had testiflal to the Conceion tet Ico Farvog Comla

told los, after do rebumol fren Racico, tat shilo there he lad

11i24o1 the Curas nad Russian Inhascios to do. all he coila to Eat

core righi-secitgo li. Incon said tinù ta bull right arora had

alzzady been chockel out Insorer us rocrible ilüh the result baiag

that no one there roucmbers Omuld VIsitin, the arena on the Luriar

In cucation out also that 1o cho treme in nt all curioin that he did

not visit the crona. Furtheriore, there it 1 rostion in the arena

Coali coul1 have got a scut cron ticug: lo dia not carry a coet

and nockilo win his It ma rentioned in this conucction tut the

¿al 02a1 cmas In linico Cliy are curleily reservel for persoes Mio

pectical protectonal IPROHIBITEN

ce in 1-ico City, cry

cuntiently that cruele did a

Jend ua to cocolide

tint Cald 20ver it to me ja1 diri Ques Geriüo the notcuick In

Lio ¡gariti inerican dietlerary Inicotly tart he interica to do so.

mic Irco tat in fulled to rantion anuaru abor the jai alai cece

to lurina eltor he rotumed points to..nl tir sul conclucior.

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T.250 Looo 110 da 6900 20011

n constiel inceroso in

abio to luardt conla 11 Durcil ind virital Cherc.

15• I532552 1802

tie ocher suent agreca tint iber sad follon liis lend et the

carillest Onardate

I thon toli Isaron thai tue Carrisalon bas inicrosted In

••cribliciane es marly su gossible tie quat or noney sent ly

In misToy cuull trarlin to mù instrico clu ani sile he mus

office de she rat could tonal to tho Caziosios, tirougi Chemmals,

an itenicod ebitate có Cerald's esponses sldes would inclaic at

leant the folloning dies:

Io tue fure bila couthbaini aul corsauomo 1n 1scico;

P. 1ie fca for the travel ais, 2 mur Joia ly Ocual

los aio nurchbound de iul angerücious:

5. Cost ex t:3

Diobably yas;

oe bia Insera inici he réaltol;

Tories teramartouten conte ly bes and/a- dariesb

the city na sauri disù deurld Iutally tous e

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9o Furciace dí ti. picture gasicardo.

ho art lis nots's sousatury, "Joitio," as amareed ly to. seatt

the meros Grumigo Buoto corriei the tolegione intercegue

1nto do manal crafcarace son, handed tha Ores to tão Clausou

sosissi ci tucio 1o Clanson spost 1ut11 nicui 21:30 tring socas

Iam the liberemi, sauer thich he roteand then ta Dottico mene.

20w:n pre 1n Win ellachei Decos 270 reisd Ayail 21, 190%

lão Placon then rsharel to the mil section of the Dioceys.

mau la to tão lillone the lug of us lula a vo bolor ciccacion

tero do, Wallen, and elias ant Colon do toll las bede ver

mliy oi the faI orticum 1c lei

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1en 1n1 lenico dulch calg Temnl cicnt Ii69 10521255y

Thch inr ayciiis

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1eg hai beon cosigacä to the iobe la, Willers

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315 1ET0rEWat Tic I0

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Jruch birt the dclzy

vcr L. psceosinatior

0r tasge In the Milaroy to vero respomil liat that the tost

xenuis youid ls scsloved iy werking nrinerily through tüc lartcar

autloritles, 1o nt the tiw tere cortainly highly liativated bo tie

¿csizo to clena dicir countsy of sng irvolveiond by diccovering

auy Culai or otier corpiracy or Insticution viica migut have

chisinil en1 nho snncarad rauocably crfetent. Aterson rointei

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have hal ciramo Ial,bienl criects anl tharciore lave hiniared the

0ver 311 esforte but, be caritted, subiequent rosulta, ruch as

tho Inócmate Fuiel dol Cruncio Irvectigution enl te Teilure ee

1he l'n1can polico to l0d: bayanl tho fact that thc soma "Covala"

aprerrcl on tii munnattos rrontera parsenzur ranirest bloed

eat t epetes da i P R i C il eo aet baet

tio 10b.

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Istes in te rrsning, at nore tire akouü ason, Hamrd

Eillonn cnl loo clacon, eneorpunicd oy la. Classe Indersong Visited

iso IS:nobra, iLriuter ICI FOlitiCol iriaIm di lue AreriCan LibaGago

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Raci, Bokanarán 2a10ia1 crollo, clihonga le siooù clort oi 1lotl5

risting tir cussertiong so no dncuaced the yossibilicior or

esctrculna nor to ant jar hor voluriany racarasce 1a lnsislagion,

Do Co, oi Clindere 1nl die Kaltoù rntes i0 give tecatrong to lic

CozaaTacie

Han Runebin aronall Ecle tiut Lict en daiieà t0

tse inaun tigit os aceopluble aolitically lud he decli.ci to rase

n Iin cond moni 0n mo goint, coyug Hhon mh0 10bla vas coples

ani durunro chaich t0 de raborini ne tie li an larols oe tie

du de in monsat la icangtoio l0 dil dueide, dowong, Sint Gie

Jenn Denaach mnl Tuwng t0 t0 sce a 6nmng 10s0s letiee t0

to tio hintican Ziissy In

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ci guistione 2a 100 Laiera, to lo cuuwarei In 1ieu Dã las 23zeral

axocarnaco. 1t sar cali last th: guecisone inlü eoaubilui tuo 5razt

o cho dã bing ted don seaycanla purnaro ty die Camuuros si

jrs-cucera Gulea Cro:a Il liceico ilsT.

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mid cocond DiSales dischesel mit

adimlailor co the lichel Chatos Common: say

anothern was the

so, mes pornisi out that the

• iniczinist; cridence

mailahle to us indicato strongly tat Ice Invoy Cavala actually

Jde cut e fainal angliention for a twin vien, which prorably is

In his lahanting or st lece: signed by lin, end the Cars goverment

VOst 20 Iur no to act on tals amlichulan isul anticrize the Issuance

of a vira esn11t10nel culy son his flist obiaiving a Furties vira,

about 25 dajs chier his 51alt to dia from isaacojo Ehoule these

donomay 46 105907998 mind: be Canning inny sumanen sicil ves

Instantl, authentiented through devula's landurluira, In, Duorste

m Inclinel to fool thes such o soquest mig't not oriy some the

magain of tie comiccion but caud 11ao le oi political raciat

to din Litch Suases Covercate Le Commit tact tie Clean

wich saving and because a right

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121 the Manican police.

coulu chill of auy missel advorco politioni recults siaci rule

Gise fuEl Guel a request, since Loch fall dunt hu ven tea 5055

ratunil tuin in the vorld for & roverruent 2o kant 1o lenstigaie

the condonination of 115 president and cush a regueas told be fully

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token ty rayit conige to the Indivimol, in to Isoony vIta vien

we lind socied mi tiening than for inche espiration. fe oluo ioie

an Lut rimts azugarni to hare cur rotos zu eccunontzi

2sicrtil, Essi of enteh vs classificl "Couydential" eo "Sacrei,"

dalirciul to 29 In Kendagton, Do lo ly digicatic povo. Mis vas

to lo henátoi by lão Clare indero''s usticão Quee the sociojes

JUCCh Cui 100 JaicE 10ù Gü tiC Canblical, illlire Moücl üy Cluria

Anaron ana foli lateor, vio dove us to tie nirgorá. He demericos

on al "'aton Aizlinea Migiù for Vantinaia Vic Neu Oriens at 3:20 zo=.

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MEVORANDUM FOR RECORD

Dated 21 April 1964

(see memo-

FROM:

M. David sREPRODUCTIONa 22 April 1964)

SUBJECT:

MOREO BE PRONTED

Cuban Embassies In

Mexico City

The following are my notes

from reading the inter-

cepts in question in the American Embassy in Mexico City,

translated from the Spanish by Embassy personnel, on April 13,

1964. These notes are about as accurate and detailed as I

could make them without actually quoting the entire trans-

cripts. In a few instances, either where it was very Important

or where the meaning was obscure and therefore difficult to

paraphrase, I have quoted exactly. I have noted these portions

by placing them in quotation marks.

September 27 - 10:37 a.m.

can speaking poor

_a, telephones the

Spanish, later Identified as

Soviet Embassy.

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OSWALD: May I speak to the Consul?

INSIDE VOICE: He 1s not 1n.

OSWALD: I need some visas in order to go to Odessa.

INSIDE VOICE:

Please call at 11:30.

OSWALD: Until, when?

INSIDE VOICE: (Hangs up)

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A woman's voice, speaking in Spanish, later Identi-

fled as Silvia Duran,

calls Into the Soviet

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SILVIA DURAN:

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requested an 1n-transit visa because he is going to Russia.

I would like to know whon he spoke to at the Russian Embassy,

because I sent him to you thinking 1f he got a Russian visa

that I could then issue him a Cuban visa without any more

processing. Who did he speak to? He claims he was told there

were no more problems.

INSIDE VOICE: Wait a minute. (The Inside voice

then explains to someone else on his side o? the line that

Silvia Duran 1s calling, that she 1s calling in reference to

an American who sayshelm

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Embassy, etc.)

ANONHER INSPROHIBITED

leave the name and

number and we will call you back.

SILVIA DURAN: (She leaves her name and her telephone

rumber and she then engages in some personal conversation in

regards to the fact that she has recently changed apartments

and therefore would like the "bulletin" sent to her new address.

The voice in the Soviet Embassy agrees.)

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September 27 - 4:25 p.m.

Someone at the Soviet Embassy telephones the Cuban

Embassy.

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VOICE FROM THE SOVIET EMBASSY:

What's the number of

the Cuban Consul?

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VOICE AT THE CUBAN EMBASSY: Its 11-28-47.

September 27 - 4:26 p.m.

Someone at the Soviet Embassy telephones into the

Cuban Consulate. The person answering the phone at the Cuban •

Consulate 1s SIlvia Duran®

RUSSIAN EMBASSY: Has the American been there?

SILVIA DURAN: Yes, he is here now.

RUSSIAN EMBASSY:

According to the letter that he

showed from the Consulate in Washington, he wants to go to

Russia to stay for a long time with his wife who 1s Russian.

But we have received

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cannot give a visa here

kithout asking washingtonQUBlefelongs to a pro-Guban

organization and the Cubans cannot give him a visa without his

first getting a Russian visa. I do not know what to do with him.

I have to wait for an answer from washington.

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SILVIA DURAN: We have to wait too, because he knows

no one in Cuba and therefore It's difficult to give him a visa.

He says he knew it wou REPRODUCTiON process the soviet

visa but hoped to await that in Cuba.

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that 1f his wife is

now in Washington she will receive the visa for return to Russia.

She will receive it and then can send lt any place but right now

she does not have 1t."

• SILVIA DURAN: "Naturally, and we can't give him a

visa here because we do not know 1f his Russian visa will be

approved."

MUSSIAN EMBASSI: We can Issue a visa oniy accoraing

to instructions."

SILVIA DURAN: "That 1s what I will put in my plans.".

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"We can't give him a letter of recom-

Please pardon the

bother."

SILVIA DURAN:

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September 28 - 11:51 a.m.

Someone at the Cuban Consulate later Identified as

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SILVIA DURAN: There 1s an American here who says he

has been to the Russian Consulate.

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This conversation goes

as follows:

"He said, wait. Do you speak Russian?"

"Yes."

"Why don't you speak to him then?"

•"I don't know ..."

The person who was at the side of Silvia Duran and

who admitted to speaking some Russian then gets on the line

and speaks what 1s described as "terrible, hardly recognizable

Russian." This person was later identified as

Lee Harvey Oswald:

OSWALD:

Consul."

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RUSSTAN EMBASS OHIo you want?"

OSWALD: "I was just now at your Embassy and they took

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OSWALD: "I did not know it then. I went to the

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then, we're not far.

RUSSIAN EREPRODUCTIUN by and Leave it

OSWALD:

October 1 - 10:30 a.m.

A person later identified as tee Harvey Oswald, .

speaking in "broken Russian," telephones into the Soviet Embassy.

OSWALD:

"Hello. I was at your place last Saturday

and talked to your Consul. They said they'd send a telegram to

Washington, and I wanted to ask you, is there anything new?"

RUSSIAN EMBASSY: Call another telephone number, 1f

you will.

OSWALD: Please.

RUSSIAN EMBASSY: 15-60-55, and ask for a Consul

OSWALD:

RUSSIAN

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"Obyedkov."

OSWALD: Hello, this Is Lee Oswald. I was

at your

place last Saturday and talked to you: Consul. They said

they'a send a telegrampER RUbUC Wilt wanted to ask you

whether there was anything new

remember the name

of the Consul.

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"Kostikov. He Is dark?"

OSWALD: "Yes. My name is Oswald."

OBYaDKOV:

"Just a minute. I'I] find out.

They say

they have not received anything yet."

OSWALD: "Have they done anthing?"

OBYEDKOV: "Yes, they say a request has been sent

out, but nothing has been received yet."

OSWALD: "And what

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9r1l 2, 1964

Coleman-Slawson

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1. What actual evidence is there that Oswald

departed Mexico on October. 3 by automobile? Can we see the

our Investigation. PROHIBITED

2. What is the "rather complete dossier" of

Oswald's referred to in the telegram of November 28?. We

would of course like to see It.

3. What is the source of information referred to

In the November 28 telegram, that Oswald Intended to settle®

down In Odessa?

example, the evidence

promiscuous type."

5. He WROHIBITED optes of the transorspta

of the "Intercepts", translated If possible, In all cases

where the intercepts refer to the assassination or related

subjects. In particular, we would like to see the intercepts

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allegation that money pa:

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id at

e Cuban

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Oswald got the sunli

Consulate?

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7. What exactly is the evidence that the Hotel

Cuba is a cover for Castro intelligence operations? Is this

fact known so widely that virtually anyone who stays at this

hotel is suspect, for example, those persons who were guests

at the same time as Oswald, or is this fact known only In

law-enforcement and diplomatic circles? Is It likely that the

clerk at this hotel is a Cuban agent and is holding back

information on Oswald, since he has stated that he has no

recollection of Oswald ever having stayed at the hotel?

8.. Has any further Information come to light on

the persons who were guests of the Hotel del Comercio on the

same floor as Oswald? Would it be possible to have the

Motion one aERO DUCT for our sent one

Inowledgeable sources scan the entire

names?

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whole Kennedy assassination, Including copies of all

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red-headed Negro man who was supposedly in the conference with

Oswald observed by Alvardo?

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March 27, 1964

MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD PROHIBITED

FROM:

SUBJECT:

W. David Slawson

Tentative Conclusions on Lee Harvey Oswald's Stay

In Mexico City:

Visits to Soviet and Cuban

Embassies

My best guess fron the avallable data 1s that Lee Harvey

Oswald followed the itinerary shown below:

TIME

Friday morning

Friday morning or

early Friday afternoon

Friday afternoon

PLACE

Cuban Consulate

Russian Consulate

Cuban Consulate

(Silvia Duran

telephoned the

Russian Consulate

while Oswald was

at Cuban Consulate.)

(Saturday morning)

(Azque telephoned the

Russian Embassy

Barly saturday REPRODUCTION rect sontact

direct contact" with

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phone from Cuban

Consulate: "address"

disc.) Add-CIA Inter-

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Late Saturday afternoon

Russian Consulate

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Tuesday morn REPRODUCTION astan Military Attache

ate tuesday morn

uesday afterno ROHIBITEN

Russian Consulate

1. One of Oswald's visits to the Cuban Consulate other

than his first was In the afternoon. See paragraph 1l of the

fIrst police

Interrogation.

2. My conclusion is that Oswald visited the Cuban

Consulate at least twice and probably three times.

This seems so because:

a. There is no evidence whatever that he was at the

Cuban Consulate at any time on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday or

Wednesday•

b. We know for sure that Oswald was at the Cuban

Consulate at least once on Friday and at least once on

Saturday, see CIA memorandum, pages 6 through 8.

c. We know that he visited the Cuban Consulate on

resday and that he PERRODUCTION one to the Fusstan

consulate that same do ROB indun, page 7:

d. Oswald was supposed to be in the Cuban Embassy

at least once during the morning, see the second police Inter-

rogation of Silvia Duran, paragraph 11, and this was only a

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visit "to request information about getting to

Cuba," and was

apparently so brief that Duran was not able to remember

Oswald's physical characteristics from this visit, see second

poltoe interrogatoRERRODUCTION could easily have

been overlooked in SI PROHIBITED

t police interrogation,

paragraph 11.

e. Oswald's argument with Azque was

In

the after-

noon, and It was on some visit to the Cuban Consulate which

occurred after the first visit, see the second police Inter-

rogation, paragraph 11. This afternoon visit during which

the argument with Azque took place was Itself different from

and earlier than the visit to the Cuban Consulate during which

Silvia Duran "confirmed" to Oswald that he would have to get

a Russian visa first and during which she gave Oswald a slip

of paper with her name and telephone number; because Azque

telephoned the Russian Consulate arter arguing with Oswald,

see paragraph 4 of this memorandum, and Oswald was given

Duran's slip of paper subsequent to this phone call, when he

"returned" to the REPRODUCTION rst poltee interroga-

tion, paragraph 11.

makes a

total of three times.

I.

The fact that

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police interrogation of Silvia Duran states that Oswald

visited the Cuban Consulate twice is of course some evidence

contrary to my conclusion. However, I think from the context

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I hAK 3s 063/25172-E6.1442, 2. 01 35a5 mis

MAMORANDUS

4 February 1964

Mr. Hoar REPRODUCTION

TO:

FROM:

I. Dava STRUM BITED

Susan: Letter to the Centra.

-gence Agency (CLA

Posing Certain Questions on their Letter to

dated 31 January 1964

I would Include in our letter to the CIA the following

questions:

Were you able to uncover anything about the alleged

meeting between Oswald and the Cuban Ambassador which was

supposed to have taken place in an automobile outsida the

Cuban Embassy In Mexico City?

Do you have access to the wire sent by the Soviet

Mexican Embassy to the Soviet Washington Embassy? If you

do, can we find out its contents?

3. Reference is made to paragraphs 5 and 6 of your

letter.

Would 1t be possible for us to see the full report

• of the Mexican police Interrogations. of Mrs. Duran and her

husbard?. i

7212

embassy.

Does this mean that he was there trice the same

day, or does it mean that he was there once on the previous

day and once on the same afternoon that Azgue telephoned the

Soviet Embassy? Only the latter interpretation of this

sentence seems consistent with the CIA confirmed Information

found in the subsequent paragraphs. In general, we would

the Mexican police Interrogation

out the rarenese PROHIBITED

• Reference 1g

Mrs. Duran refers to

foung in the cone to crite one

7, 1n which

ound in the Consulate archivey " data"

on Oswald which she

use of these terms

seems to leave open the posalsility. that the Cuban Embassy

AERATES BOMALESTIAL *

Хита, С12 0022/21/1579193

r. MMS_ 1c2, 31 3/25/22

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Autony. C. 2a Pt., 1/20/3s

one it' item

Cital 12/29is"

" nag us 32519 50291 10 1452, 5509) Statis

* REPRODLCTIOA

had material on osta

СГ.Д

previous

perhaps

this

the meaning

she intended?

Reference 1s made to

sentence In the 2nd

subparagraph of paragraph 12b. Is there any significance

to the word,

"Althougk"? We wonder whether the informant

meant to say that there was something unusual In Mrs.

reporting her instructions to Oswald when he had continued

to remain at the Cuban Consulate.

Reference 1s again made to the 2nd subparagraph of

garagraph 120.

Your letter states that Mrs. Duran told the

Soviet Embassy" that Oswald"knew no one In Cuba" and that

the soviet official

"echoed her statement that the American

was not known.

It is unclear to us whether this discussion

Involved Oswald's not being known by the Cuban and/or Sovlet

officials, or whether it involved Oswald's not knowing

anyone in the sovlet and/or Cuban Embassies.

8. Reference is made to paragraph 12c.

Was the "direct

conversation" between one of the members of

the Soviet

Embassy and Oswald a telephone call from Oswald while he was

at the Cuban Embassy, or did the informant mean to say that

Mira. Duran sent Oswald personally over to the Soviet Eubassy

to contact. one of the offlolals there?..

Reference 1s again made to paragraph 12c.

Could

you clarily the many references to the

"address"

referred to

so frequently in this paragraph?

Throughout your entire letter the term "Soviet

Consulate" seems to be uped Interchangeably witt the ter

Inkerise with

"Cuban Consulate" and

"Soviet ambaust" We assume from this that the Soviet

"Cuban Embassy:

consulate and the Sovlat Embassy must be the same In Mexico

Will you contiim to

Ituationi

washington written alter he returned to the United

States

from hia trip to Mesico, he cerers to the cuban Consul

(presumably, Azque) as having been

"replaced.

Do you know

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EC. 11652, See. SU3X2) Fot at dater

Declassily on:

whether it. Azque was fired, transferred,

or otherwise

if have been misled

was any other Cuban

Consular offlolal'

belleved had been

the con , rage PRAH

FI Azque

Consular official

was in fact replaced, do you have any information on how

Oanald rould have leerned this, and leared It do quiokly?

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CHRONO (DUMMY)

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

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DATE:

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27 NOVEMBER 1963

P-8593)

Silvia DURAN P

Luisa CALDERON P

NUMBER

DEFERRED

ROUTINE

IMMEDIATE DIR

INITIALE

DIG.

PRIORITAT

OPERATIONAL

IMMEDIATE

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ATTN BALBOND

CITE MEXI

DUC

7105

MUSHER

175-615

REF: DIR 85245

1. SENDING PHOTOSIATIC COPY OF TEN PAGE STATEMENT BY

SILVIA DURAN OSTAINED FROM ECHEVARRIA BY HAND OF ROGER T.

JINGMAN IN ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO GALBOND TRUE NAME.

7. KINGMAN ARRIVING AT DULLES AIRPORT AT 0800 HOURS

28 NOVEMBER. HE WILL BE MET BY HIS WIFE, HOPES SHE WILL

TELL HIM WHAT TO DO WITH ENVELOPE.

3. SORRY NO TIME TO TRANSLATE STATEMENT.

4. ALSO INCLUDIE

32 NOVEMBER LUISA CALDERON (CUBAN

CONSULAR EMPLOYEE REPRANUCTION ROM LENTOr.

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INEJADA DE CURI: 25-09-14.-

22 de n0v.63.-

ii 24. 1 24.

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Entradn. PRECRODUCTION

OLaDO y NILIl intoria

que

está abajo,

que lo llame y NICO dice

que sí.

(empiezan a hablar en --

el número 017).

NILDA: que le diga a NICO de parece que

ROLANDO salió un momento a la calle, pero que regresa en se.

guida.

NEll desués de dar el recado a NICO, dice que

era para indicarle que tenía los paquetos de.... y que su--

piera-que se los iba a llevar GUILLERiO.

NILDA: que le-

pregunte si ya están envueltos:

NELA así lo hace y cor

testa que sí. : NILDA: que está bueno. - 029.--

029 •

Salida al 45-91-21.-1632.- NICO solicita habiar con --

el SE. CARIONA.

Hie le informa que ja le tiene su juego-

de juntas, pero no tienen los anillos.

Luego Dn. FELIX

con NICO (empiezan a hablar en el núm. 073) para indicarle -

¡ue ya tiene preparadas las juntas, que anillos no tiene y-

el número de arriba de la nola no encuentra que pieza es -

Porque no viene en el catálogo.

NICO: que mandara pregun

tar allá para que le digan que cosa es eso; que pasará a re-

cocer las juntas; pregunta si hay posibilidad de conseguir-

FELIX dice que si, que los puede con-

BOEURE On DE REPRODUCTIO a de ou parto.

NICO

toma nota y acent

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Entrada 1633.- VICTON HERNANDEL preSUnta a GUILLENO -

RUIZ qué lay de nuevo y éste dice que nada, pero hoy sale -

para La Habana y vuelve dentro de 5 días, por lo que ya =-

habrá noticias

para él..

HERMINDEZ acepta y pide salude-

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ra noticia y LUlSa en son de burla, el:

Entrada 1730- He pen " *PROHISTED

teré casi antes que KENNEDY".

Ill sonrie y concuta que -

de la integraciónD

nece que aprehendieron a un

tipo que es nada

sidente de uno de los comités

del trato limpio con "uba.

LUISA: que, de eso también ya

se enteró.

Ir: que todavía no confirman nada, pero pa-

•rece....o que el que lo haya hecho, estaba loco, indepen---

dientemente de que nuy bien podía desviársele eso a KENNEDY

"digamos en las condiciones Internacionales y las condiciones

internas de Estados Unidos, Dues...."

sulsa: y externa

más, principalmente.

Hr: por eso te digo en lo Inter

nacional .... se podía ver bastante afectada y no pueden --

sufrir un gran cambio, con un cambio de Presidente ó con una

cosa de ese tipo; sobre todo que....

LUISA lo interrum

pe y pregunta si era gringo el que lo mató y uF indica que-

sí, pero dijo que había estado en Rusia, que quería naciona

lizarse ruso, pero que Rusia no le había querido dar la na-

cionalización.....

LUISA se sorprende y dice "oye, --

cómo allá saben cosas, carajo ! coño ! "

HE: que sí;

que sabe ruso muy bien y que además éste tipo había ido con

a la sierra, ó quería ir, algo así, -

LUISA: que -"

teraron y, ya están..

HF: que está muy mal esof que

estaba comiendo con unos amigos y comentando la Revista Po-

lítica y la cual ya salió, cuando uno llegó y les dió la --

noticia; que él se sorprendió y creyó que los estaba vaci--

Jando.

LUISA: que ya estuvo mirando la revista, pues

precisament: la llevó el compañero..

HE: jue su --

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andeo comontó que lo babía matado

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tado Texas y

por venganza mató al lresidente; sre todo fué-

broma, pero no le creían hasta que los dijo que prendieran,

el radio; que así lo hicieron y ahí se enteraron; que lo --

tipo es un tal

contesado nada. PRUhubilie Dero que ya saber que habe

jro-Criba, que ra saben que

el tipo quería nacionalizarse, pero el tipo no ha confesado.

HE le dá la razón, agreg ndo que podría ser que trataran de

encontrar digamos una solución, de ese tipo, porque..

LUIS'"después de pedirle que so espere un momentico, pide -

que le diga.

HF: nostros pensamos que si acaso hubiera

sido ó si acaso parecía .... pública ó que había sido uno -

de los segregacionistas ó en contra de la intesración 105 -

que habían asesinado a KENNEDY, entonces había digamos, po-

sibilidad de que surgiera una especie de lucha civil ó gue-

rra civil en Estados Únidos; digamos que se agudisaran más-

las contradicciones, lo sitaación critica por la que pasa -

el país,, entonces estabanos conchtando aqui, que encontraran

una resolución de ese tipo no?, ya más

internacional; 6

lo van a encontrar ó sué cierto, quien sabe; pues vamos a -

ver que pasa.

LIISI sonríe y pregunta qué pasará.

HI: Juien sabe.

LUISI: figúrate, uno, dos, tres y ya,-

ya son tres (seREP ROMPTON

IlE: yo creo que -

va a ser el

a tiesta esa de SILVIA-

Ir precunta por o

para que desqués digan

quegstamos celebrando la muerte de KONNEDY, entonces hablamos

con SILVIA y ésta aceptó suspenderla y dejarla para la sema

na que viene, pero que no coincida con el entierro (se rie)".

HF: que hay que tener en cuenta eso.

• LUIsA: que será

después del duelo, del luto y codas esas porquerias.

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184°

188.

que ahora

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HE pregunta si ahí ya

que sí, pero no sabe como esté la cosa ó si se tendrán que-

quedar en la

embajada, sin embargo creé que hoy no será

posible, por q

para el acropuerto y no -

tiene coche ext

PROnUCTO ro posiblemente mañana

en la mañana

IP que entonces BITED

culo de estudios, se mudará.

LUIS:que la procurE

en la embajada ó en la casa, ya que si no, se quedan en la--

embajada, se

irá para su casa, en donde estará como a las

10.

HI acepta.- 173.-

Entrada 1810.- DURAN pregunta por URBICTA y LUISA des-

pués de decirle que no está, indica que le pasó su recado y

URETETA le dijo que no recordaba cual era su asunto y no

sabía su teléfono.

DURLIN: que no tiene su teléfono, pues

unicamente tiene su dirección.

LUISA pregunta cual es-

su asunto y DURAN. dice que es sobre el Ilineral de RUTILO -

de sarte del Ing-NONROY.

LUISA: que llame mañana.

DURAr acepta.- 184.-

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tarde.

anda pir

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HE Esis LUSA if she has 1.

'Yes, of coursa. I lner aloos) rollanen

If sniles and contents that is

vory bad; that at kinst they thought

one of the roactloney extremists

tho were against Integration and that, but it seams biat thay apochended a typa voo

Is notairs nor than the president of ons of the comittees of the Fair Play for

Cuba, IUNGA: That she lost ühts also. I: Tiat nothing has beia conflned you,

but it seens-utbat the ona tho did It, as crazy, Independarily of she fact that

this could have been sald about keNnery "glven the international c onaltions and

tho Interral conditions oi the balted States, vell..." IUISA: And externallys

principally. HI:

That's thy I say, Isternationally-.uit seered quite affected

and they can't so through a grest coanse, with a change of Presidant or schething

of thet soro; above all, that Wish: Intarrupts and asks 11 It vas a gringo that

killed hin and lt says yes, but said that he had been in Pussie, and that he vantail:

to becota a Russlan altizen, but Russia bad not vented to ratlonelize hir.

JUISA is surprised and says "Ilsten - they really knor things therel" HE: Yes:

that he nowa Pusstan very yell and besides tals type bad gone with Ildel's forces

"who Inows hor It tas. LuISA:

Pratty serlos.

alshe has learned and LUISA

says just about that, that the RIOtilD TED ute untle ago and they are...

HE's That It's all very bad, that he was enting wiüs some friends and comenting on

the Revista Politica walch hed just cons out, then someone cama and gave then the

news; that he was surpilsed and thought he vas joing.

That she had

been looking at the nasaine, that the contade had brought it to her tr: That

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his friend commented that a liaxican had lilled him, that suddanly he had realized

about It; that the last he bad

heard, a moment ago, tas that that type is ona

OSWALD, that It 1s balloved that

this is the one, but ha has not confessed enythlag... LUISA: Fit they already

knos that he speaks Russian and balcage to the Pxo-Suba Comittee; Thet they

already now that ha ranted to rationalize hlase!?, but he has not confossad.

It says she ts riaht, adaing that 1t could be that they tried to finù some let's

say solution Iron his, barust.. Wist aiter asidng him do rait a minute, asks bim

t0 g0 on. IF: We think thai if it hal been or : hal seemed.--polic or had been

one of the segregationists or against Integration who had killed Kennedy, Then

there was, let's say, the possibility that a sort of civil var would arise in the

United States;

thet contradictions would ba sharyened, the criticel situation the

country is going throush, then we were commenting here, that they found a resolu-

Elon la this tope, no? love Intemational; they will find It or it sas tre sha

what will lappar. HY:

Hoo Inosa. LUISA: Imagine, one

that tales thres (she laughs)

I I talk that to wll be thRill TED that party of sures.

WUISA: They suspaaded it beceuse they could not 80.

IF asks why, and IUISA says

"so that after they can say that we are obserring the death of killer,.

then te

pose with sIlVIA ani she agreed to susperd it and leave It untll nast wast, but it

will not colncide with the burial (ace laughs)".

Hr: That hos to be taken into

account. LUISA: That It Will be after the mourning and all of that nonsense.

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they will have to stay in the crassy, however balleres that tony it will not be

possible, baceuse everyone has gons to the airpos and the embassy has no car,

bovever, possibly tonero nandas tastead ol soing to the study electe, she vill

IP: Thea Le will call her tosorrot. LUSA:'

to try the embassy or at, tha

house, since 11 they Mill not stay at the embassy, she till go home there soe will

ba ai about 10. He accepts.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.

Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 24 March

1964; Subject:

CIA Dissemination of Informa-

tion on Lee Harvey OSWALD, dated 10 October

IFOIA NO. 622-2581

Copy of document

as released under FOIA.

2.

Classifi:

ARE RONIC be bore.

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5.

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for FOlA Review on JUN 1975

10.

12.

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"Report to Warmen

OSWALD

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etailing into on Laa H

assassination (l0 dit 63)

t. State

FBI

Navy, and INS

MEMORANDUM FOR: ME. J. Loe Rankin

SUBJECT:

10 October 1963 astransmitted to barren

Commission

lo Baference la mida to paragraph taras al your letter.

dated 16 Marel 196%, You reguonted thal the Comminalon bo

furalshed a copy ol the dlaseminallon on Lee HaIVey OSWALD

made lo several Governeat agencies by ClA on 10 Detobes

2o An exacs copy of this disseminalion (Out Messaga No.

74673) by teletype, la attached. ll was transmittad to lao De-

partment of Jiate, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Depart

ment af the Navy. A copy was concurrantly mada avallable by

band so she Iramigration and Naturalization Service.

3 Please poto thas OSWALD's middle name was ersone-

ualy given as 'Hena"' in she sabjeet line and la paragraph tue

MAT® In C34 17888388

ow. • The maiden

Amaze of JarS. OSWALD was malatixemy Hated as "PUSSKOVA"

on 23 Octobel

• i telasypeú message

Out No. 74673, and requenting fans the Navy furles GIA 38

soon as posalble too coples al le moal recent photograpà of

OSWALD that was avallable, for use in checking the identity of

the Lee OSWALD In Marico Cly, These photographe had not

been supplied to this Agency by 22 November 1963, Our con-

Clusion that the paotograph did not refer to OSWALD sas based

on press photos generaly svalable on 23 November 1703.

022-25%

Document Number

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5o This monorandus and the attachmonta coerey tria

millon ariglasting with rory desaltive sourcea and ietioda.

Ibay Moraloro bear an approprlato sensiduity indiastor.

1 28 22

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Attacheaent A

Out Mansago Na, 74573, dated. 10 Cotaber 1961 and illed at 0610

boars, to beparmont dl str, feioa Sunas dl Inmatigaliot,

Departmnt af the !

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Aloxico reportnd that an imartezn maio, who blentiliod hlasil

an Lis OSTALD, eonactod le Sorier Embaasy is Mesico Chty

inquiriay wotarr tho Lmbnusy hed rneeived uy sawa eea

ceralag a talogsun uhicb had beos sent to F'ashiagton Tha

smasteas mas deseslbed as apprartanialy 33 yaars old, wIih

an athlatle buld, sbout aln leet tlt via a roeaiig hatrlior

2o 11 lo baltouod that OSH ALD asay ha ldentical to Los

Hunty CSWALD, bora en 1$ Cetobor 1939 ln Now Crlasas,

Loulalanso à formoz U.I, Méarino who defectod to the 50viet

Unlon ln Detober 1939 and lates mida arrongement through le

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Dal Toletypo Massago Na, 71973, daled 23 Ociabar 1763 and

fied ni 1$10 borre, to the Department of

the Nary.

EPRADUCTION

Belfasance la made to

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10 October 1963, sugarding possible presence of subjees la

Mexico City Il la requested that you formid to this aislea

as soon as possibla ino coplus al lse modi recent photograda

• Jon bir ol anbjoct. We wIll farmard than to our regresenta

live la senteo, who wul attempe to determine li the leo

OSWALD E3 Mexico Cly and aubject are the sare Indirtual

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OSWALD'

"Report to Warrei Commiszien

detailing into en Lar Ni

which ClA dissiminated beiera assassination (lo deT G.

I. State, FBI, Navy, and INS

MEMORÁNDUM FOT: 345. I L0O RankE

SUFIECI:

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le Belarn la made to paragragà dres si your initas.

datod 16 Mareà 1961. Joa sagesliad tal l3a Corniaalos ba:

inrispada copy al the diamisation a Lad FaIT OSHAiS

maão lo somal lineramin agoneina by CIA pa 10 Deines

1953.

2 An 22es 20py di tis diasonisation (Ost Masago Na

71673) by talatypo, 13 alachen Il 119 (zaderaltad la fia Do

partent di ibt, Seial Bureas of Invastigaron ded Demis

mens di tha Navy. À copy mas concarranlly mado arallable ba

bars 1o so lamigation and Nataliation Series

Jo Pleaza soia liai OSWALD'S ssiddle 52539) 53$ 05-030-

oaly glyea as "Hensy" in she saajort lian and la paragrapo taa

NLI KUDUG HUN

y listed as 9=093K0VA°

data), a telatypes sansaage

sont of the Naty seloralag to

D00s da posaibla luo colos di le moas rocgal photograzi si

OSWALD tant mas arallabd, fos sa in chuckng, to identity ai

2a Lee OSTALD in leien City. These photographa bad sol

Der supplied to this Ageny by 12 Novamber 1903. Our toa

claslos that le photograpà dia sos rejor to OSWALD was basça

ao press photos genesally arallabla ca 23 Noramber 1951.

Document Number

622-258

2 ATTS, car FOlA RevioN on

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JUN 197g

24.Mai 64.

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matlos originain vità nay rasaltivo seertas asi anulada.

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Cut Massaga No, 71373, dated 19 Cciabar 1963 asi Silsu 15 933a

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Dopastanat ai tbe

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12 alstatle 1u1zh, aband ala feel 111, mi a recadleg balzilan

2. 1213 boland tal CSIVALI say bo lâzatical to ira

EUry OSHALD, bosa on 13 Oetsbar 1939 ia Nes Orlaita,

hondalasas s'foraios V.5. Musino uho delettod to 19a Sories

Talos la Detaber 1939 25d 11289 Ilida siTangessezi ileolzã ido

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Ian at 1110 bouzz, 8o Le Dapitant of the Mary.

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OSWAID Enterico Cly asd subjees as the aamn ladirial

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Memorandum for William K. HARVEY, dated 19

February 1962; Subject:

Authorization of

ZRRIFLE Agent Activities.

2.

Memorandum for William K. HARVEY, dated 6

March 1963; Subject:

Extension of Authoriza-

tion of ZRRIFLE Agent Activities.

3. Note attached to above memorandum.

4• Memorandum for Chief, Foreign Intelligence.

dated 27 June 1963; Subject:

QJWIN.

• OLLS-369, 30 September 1963; Subject: Adminis•

rative/Finance - OJWIN.

6. Nine pages of notes in draft regarding ZRRIFLE

Project.

7.

mination.

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DANIEL CE BRILLARD

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CHIEF OF STATION, LUXEMOgUI

QWIN FERMINATION

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TOLD HIM ON ZI FRIL

THAT THE OPERATION IN WHICH HE WAS TO PLAY A ROLE HAD BEEN

AND THEREFORE IS CONTRACT, WHICH RAN QUT ON 29 FEBRUARY, WAS NOT

RENEWED, HO WAS REASSURED THAT THIS ACTION DID NOT RESULT FRE

EATING MENTO DONE ANE HIS PAST COOPERATOR WAS APPRECTATEO.

I WAS MENTIONED AS CONCEIVABLE THAT THE OPERATION MIGHT HAVE

OFFLANE RUNNING IF HE HAD BEEN ABLE TO ESTABLISH HUS COVER LAST

YEAR.

QWIN ACCEPTED THE REASON FOR TERMINATION

AND SAID HE WOULD

ALWAYS BE AVAILABLE IF HE COULD BE OF ANY ASSISTANCE.

IN DISCUSSiNG

HIS FUTURE, ROZENEX SUGGESTED, NOW THAT HE HAS

RECEIVED ALL THE

NECESSARY AUTHORIZATIONS FÖR DOING BUSINESS IN GERMAÑY,

HE SCHIQUSLY

CONSIDER

GOING AHEAD WITH THE VENTURE IN COLOGNE.

GUWIN

SAID HE

WOULD DISCUSS THIS WITH HIS WIFE.

HIS ONLY HESITATION IS IN COMMIT-

TING KLUSELF TO A LONG LEASE ON A SHOP•

22 SINCE JANUARY 1962 (SEE PARAGRAPH 6, OLLA-1426 OF 15 DE-

CEMBER 1961 QUWIN'S ONLY ASSIGNMENT HAS

ESTABLISH COVER.

THIS REQUIREMENT WAS CONFIRMED BY DIR: 12541 OF 22 MAY 1962 AND

DURING ROZENEY'S DISCUSSIONS IN HEADQUARTERS IN JULY 1502.

MONTHS ANO SOME 313,000 LATER, HE IS STILL NOT IN PLACE NETHER HE

ROZENEY MADE AN ISSUE OF THIS WITH HIM IN AUGUST 1953.

EVER REALLY INTENDED TO COMMIT HIMSELF TO THIS ASSIGNMENT REMAINS

A QUESTON: FROZENEY HAS STRONG DOUBTS.

QUWIN's

PERSONAL HISTORY

'REFLECTS MAJOR INSTAB/LITY AND THE HABIT OF HEDGING HIS BETS

UNDOUBTEDLY PART OF HIS CHARACTER:

THIS DOES NOT IMPLY i SECURIT

BREACH THERE AS NOTHING TO INDICATE THAT HE HAS DISCUSSEO HIS

KUBARK/RELATIONSHOP WITH ANYONE EXCEPT, PERHAPS, HIS WIFE.

GRABNEY IS KNOWN TO QUWIN BY TRUE NAME.

ROZENEY USED THE

NAME PIERRE" WISH HIM, BUT IT IS ASSUMED THAT HE HAS IDENT. ED

Rozeney"s frue NAMe.

OUWIN KNOWS THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE

OCTOBER OF SHE VER RERROUETON

NG DISMANTELL

IN

FORWARDED UNDER

•SEPARATE COVER.

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quit aceto for Divisine. D

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mclushing the Uited Sites, but itt pond for operatined

recity recrous will probably not be ued is there

countris of recitence: Present declipmental actuit, is

bering conducted in the WE aud EE ares, but it

is muticipated that this will he essented to atter divisione

meas..

The profect will be spented againt third country

mistallatione and percond.

neguiremente levied on the Clanketice terras, prime, bag

the Rationed keant, agency. hice there requirementes are

subjeet to frequent verician, no listing of targets would

he walid for the duration of the propect. specific

operations will he mounted on the baris of need and

opportunity. The profect mill he conductel he Suicion

I with acsistance from area divisions and stations as

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period ilguisemento from NSA becaue mone reficel audri

many respects russ reucitice. Because most stations are

not equipped to condoct this type of operation anl because

of the desirability of complete, centralized control over this

entire effort, it was determied that Finision D, whid is

in cort touch with NSA on procurement reguinesto, could

best conduct the astity. The first spotting actints,

has now alvanced

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1958 through the chief of the Luxerbourg I. X. buy

the dief of station, Luxembourg, in correction wette

an illegal rancotics operation into the Unitel Hates. For

a period of a year and a half be was contected a t

sporadically be COS, Jusenhowing, in behelf of the

Bustan of Honestis, Hile of this Burear reflect

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b. Within Kubak, one focel ponot for contral,

reench, tracnig, cace officenig, ets - DD e eatharst,

in this focal parit maudetsoy, Dei officall elirieal?

c. Mãy. recunoty cable counco for imocusee

cabler ouly; no. restrictions on trauel; porcililote,

of ine-man overes (Emrope) antrol base with

ownt (non-ktitiin comneos tard of sesutht

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Chief of Station,

n, Laxembourg

#Chief of Station, Parin' - ATIN: NSHRADSET

Chief, KUTUSE

Admintstratire/Finance - QUIN

ACTION REQUIRED • REFERENCES

ACTION

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sho.

O214-1738, 10 May, 1963

Do Parts T/A #3-588, 11| Jum-63

Receipts and docentation trannitted to Headquarters,

per

rences 'cited above, sabatantiate the fact that subject agent re

ceived an operationa, advance in the amount of $100.00 (20, 0003f71)

on 19 Aptly 1963. To date, no accounting has bees received by thia:

1iico to liquidate said advanco.

tained and transitted to thia office an soon as

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27 JUN 1963

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Foreign Intelligence

SUBJECT:

QJWIN

Confirming our conversation of 26 June 1963,

following recommendations concerning the further handling

possible disposition of QJWIN:

I believe the original purpose for which

QJWIN was continued and sent to his

présent contract for this purpose

RONI BILED

QJWIN,

competent, usable

agent who is capable of operating in certain circles

In Europe where we have very few assets.

Whether this

is of sufficient worth to continue bis

services depends

on the determination of how he can be used either by

che German Station or

the Austrian station

any other KUBARK Late as a long tern unofficial

cover agent.

He is not being used at the present time.

He is being paid but he is on ice as far as any

operational assignments are concerned.

C.

It is recommended that the present Chief of

Station Luxembourg and

RABNEY

be consulted by

Headquarters for their best recommendations as to

the continued use of QWIN.

After these recommendations

are received, I suggest that the German and Austrian

stations be consulted for their possible interest in

using him.

If after these discussions a sensible

Iramework

for the operational use of QJWIN can be

established, I would recommend we continue him.

If

not,

I would recommend that he be terminated at the

time his present contract expires.

As far as

the ZRRIFLE aspects of this operation

which have been covered under the QJWIN authorization for

security reasons and with which Fletcher I KNIGHT is fully

familiar as I orally advised you on 26 June 1963, except for

one precautionary

, aspects of this case have

perhaps for minor

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SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIN

TION TOP AND BOTTOM

UNCLASSIFIED

CGifIDENTIAL

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP

NAME AND ADDRESS

DATE

Mr. William K. Harvey

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COMMENT

CONCURRENCE

DIRECT REPLY

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FILE

INFORMATION

arks:

Mr. Harvey:

Sam Hines gave me the attached approval

for RIFLE.

Since we retain no files on

the project, I am sending this to you with

the suggestion that this be incorporated in

your project folder.

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ities, you are hereby

cipal

RETURN

agent QWIN and

SIGNATURE

s as may be required.

force through

at time.

him, QJWIN's salary

the expenses of

ctivity will be in

y them, and these

covert operational

this activity,

ategory and by

certi

blished for QWIN,

Helen Vigness

,800 through

ecessary, they will

pment of reference

* the previous perso

FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER

FROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO.

SAS FINANCH

DATE

red in lieu of project

vel, per diem, opera-.

Use previous editions

CONFIDENTIA TES

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ICHARD HELM

Deputy Director (Plans)

EVE ANY

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SEMET

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6

MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. William K. Harvey

SUBJECT:

Extension of Authorization of ZRRIFLE

REFERENCE:

MORE PRODUCTION

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same

subject

1.

For the purpose

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ities, you are hereby

authorized to retain the services of principal agent QWIN and

such other principal agents and sub agents as may be required..

This authorization will continue to be in force through

31 December 1963 subject to renewal at that time.

As established by contract with him, QWIN's salary

will be $7,200 per annum.

Accounting for the expenses of

QJWIN and

other agents involved in this activity will be in

the form of receipts for lunds received by them, and these

receipts will be retained in the ZRRIfLE covert operational

file.

Because of the sensitive nature of this activity,

accounting for funds will be by general category and by

certi

fication.

In addition to the salary established for QWIN,

you are authorized the expenditure of $13,800 through

31 December 1963. II further funds are necessary, they will

be provided.

3.

This memorandum

approves an amendment of reference

memorandum increasing

funds authorized for the previous peri

from $14,700 to $16,200.

This memorandum is to be considered in lieu of project

and constitutes authorization for all travel, per diem, opera-

tional, and other expenses.

It is requested that this activity be handled strictly

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19 February 1962

MEMORANDUM FOR:

SUBJECT:

"REPRODUCTION

of ZRRIFLE Agent Activities

2. For the purpose RAIl SERves, you are hero-

by authorized to retain the services of Principal Agent @WIN

and such other principal agents and sub-agents as may be

required.

This authorization will continue to be in force

through 31 December 1962, subject to renewal at that time.

As established by contract with him, QJWIN's salary

will be $7,200 per annum.

Accounting for the expenses of

QJWIN and other agents involved in this activity will be in

the form of receipts for funds received by them, and these

receipts will be retained in the ZRRIFLE covert operational

Because of the sensitive nature of this activity,

accounting for funds will be by general category and by your

certification.

In addition to the salary established for

QJWIN, you are authorized the expenditure of $7,500 through

31 December 1962. If further funds are necessary, they will

be provided.

operational and other expenses.

It is requested that this activity be handled

strictly on an EYES ONLY basis.

Richard Helms

EPPODUCHON

rector (Plans)

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1. Memorandum for Chief, CI/R&A,

dated 20 February

1964; Subject:

Documents Available in OSWALD's

201 File.

[FOIA No. 563-810]

2.

Memorandum for J. Lee RANKiN, dated 6 March 1964;

Lee Harvey

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

SUBJECT:

Regarding Lee Harvey CSWALI

Prior to Noverber 22, 1963 a.

t. Warren Cimmission

This refers to your letter of February 12, 1964

addressed to the Director of Central Intelligence which bas

been passed to me for reply.

Paragraph thrse of your letter requested the Agency

to supply the Commission with a report on imormation in the

Agency's possesaion regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to

November 22, 1963, The request vas predicated upos the

footnote on sage two of CIAls report to the Cormission dated

31 January 1961, entitled: "'Information Developed by CIA on

the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 23 Sey-

tember - 3 October 1963:

3. There is attached as exact reproduction of the

Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey OSWALD begianing

with the opening sheet cated 9 December 1960. Tha entise

dossier carries the security classification of Secret and

consists of thirty documents arranged in chronological order.

On the basis of clearances from the Federal Bureau of

Investigation, the Department of State, the Department of

Navy, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, who

were queried by us D

erials in the

file up to early Cctober 1963

Document sember

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2, Seven documents received from the Federal

Bureau of Investigation®

Ten documents received from the Department

of State.

Two docume

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tinent

of Navy

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• C. One document (a name che

request) tore the

Immigration and Naturalization Service.

€ Four newspaper clippings.

• 1, Five internal CIA rotes.

& CIA report dated 31 January 1964 to the Commission

which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA

in the matter of Lee Harvey OSWALD EIDIa 9 October to

22 November 1963. The report indicated the disseminations

of information developed by CIA that were made to other

Federal agencies during that period. This iter, as was

pointed out at the time, is particularly senaitive and bears

appropriate sensitivity indicators.

4. You will note that almost all of the documents carry

marisinga required for CIA's internal rscords processing. A

few of the papers contained tho names of our employees or.

Identificatione of specific organizational components. We have

aken the liberty a bit nihire ten they do not bea

the substance fiLl MUDUL THUN

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Deputy Director for Plans

Attachment

Original & 2 - Addressee

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I • 201 289248

CI:RGRocca:de /7468/4 March 1964 (Inventory of documents contained

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Inventory of Documents Contained in OSWALD Dossier Forwarded

to the Commission

* / La State Telegram EPRODUCT 0 Confidential ~

" ~V2. Newspaper Article from the Washine

November 1, 1959

check reguest) and NR. reply dated & November 1959 (Confidential)

X 1/4. Forolga Servico Despateh 234, November 2, 1959 (Conitdential

* 1J5. State Telegram 1358, November 9, 1959 (Confidential) !

1n 16. State Telegram 1448, November 9, 1959 (Gonfidential) '

~ 1. Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, November 16, 1959

r 18. Newepaper Clipping from Evening Star, November 26, 1959

1, 1% DBF 49478, 25 May 1960 (Confidential)

0e Interval CIA Biographie Profile dated circa May 1960 (Gonfidential)

' 111, Letter from the Department of State (Gumming) to DDP (Bissell)

dated October 25, 1960 (DD/P 0-5679 - Secret)

12o Did bed intense, add 21 November 1960 (DD/8 0-6003 -

'Secret)

vis, Beera A REPROQUICTION

file, 9 December 1960

(Secret)

* J/14. State Memor

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lated January 26, 1961 (OUO)

+ {A5. State Instruction A-273, April 13, 1961 (000)

Foreign Service Deapatch 806, May 26, 1961 (OUO)

1%. Foreign Service Despatch 29, July 11, 1961 (OUO)

÷. 18. DFB 82181, July 13, 1961 (Confidential)

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#/19. Internal CIA Memo for the Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret)

* 120. Foreiga Service Despatch 317, October 12, 1961 (OUO)

 21. I&NS Name Check Request, December 5, 1961

+ 122. Nay Moon REPRODUOTION (ondata)

¿ /23. DIA 1624, 26 APRUHIBITED Post, Juse 9, 1962.

*124. Newspaper Clipping t

" s ~25. DBA 20883, Septersber 7, 1962 (Confidential)

"*26. DBA 51407, 10 September 1963

› 227. DBA 52355, 24 September 1963

*228. DBA 55715 (aumber unclear), November 7, 1963

- 129. DBA 55777, November 8, 1963

× 130. CIA Summary Report on Activities of OSWALD in Mexico City,

dated 31 Jazuary 1964

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20 February 1964

MEMORANDUM FORREPRADLICTION

SUBJECT:

1. A machine listing of documents officially recorded as being

in OSWALD's 201 file was requested and is attached. The actual

machine work of this type was begun in 1963, but a few items of previous

dates were also recorded.

A comparison of the documents physically available in the

201 file and those recorded as being in the 201 file has shown that 37

documents which should be in the 201 file are not available in it. This

total is made up of:

2 dispatches

7 memoranda from the FBI

1 CSCI

2 State Department documents

3. Machine inquiri

25 cale REPRQDUICTION documents have

not. been made

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Subject's return to the United States fron the USSR.

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25 November 1963

SUE: Mr. Loe Ha REPRODUCTION

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: Halter P. HALTDHI RITU LEDYOOD had at one time an

It makes little hithe

OI interest in Oswald®

As soon as I had heard Oswalß's name, I recalled

that as Chief of the 6 Branch I had discussed - sonetime in Summer 1960 -

with the then Chief and Deputy Chief of the 6 Research Section the layong

on of interview(s) through KUJÜMP or other suitable channels.

moment I don't recall if this was discussed while Oswald and his family

were en route to our country of if it was after their arrival.

Pi was after their

At the

I remember that Oswald's unusual behavior in the USSR had struck

me from the moment I had read the first ODACID dispatch on him, and I

told my subordinates something amounting to "Don't push too hard to get

he information we need, because this individual looks odd."" We were

particularly interested

in the OI Oswald might provide on the Minsi

factory in which he had been employed, on certain sections of the city

itself, and of course we sought the usual BI that might help develop

target personality dossiers.

I was phasing into my LPOVER cover assignment, and out of KUDOVE, at

the time.

Thus, I would have left our country shortly after Oswald's arrival.

I do not know what action developed thereafter.

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also that at the time I was becoming

increasingly interested in watching develop a pattern that we had discovered

in the course of our bio and research work in 6: the number of Soviet

women marrying foreigners, being permitted to leave the USSR, then eventually

divorcing their spouses and settling down abroad without returning "home".

The AEOCEAN 3 case was among the first of these, and we eventually turned

up sonething like two dozen similar cases.

We established links between

some of these women and the KGB. KUDESK became interested in the developing

trend we had come across.

It was partly out of curiosity to learn if

Oswald's wife would actually accompany him to our country, partly out of

interest in Oswald's own experienced in the U SSR, that we showed operational

intelligence interest in the Harvey story.

T.B.C.

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Agerey Summert on telligence Community and

2.

Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN,

dated 9 March

1964

regarding file received from

Central

Intelligence Agency on 6 March 1964.

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Volume V of the SSC Final Report conveys an impression of

limited effort by CIA in the course of the Warren Commission

inquiry. As is noted in other annexes to the present report,

CIA did seek and collect information in support of the efforts

of the Warren Commission. Additionally, it conducted studies and

submitted special analyses and reports.

The following pages list reports and other papers submitted

to the FBI (which had primary responsibility for the investigation)

and to the Warren Commission. It is felt that this compilation

is appropriate to consideration of the extent of the CIA effort,

to the extent that it reveals something of the results of that

effort.

The lists fall into the following sections:

E.1 Dissemination to the Intelligence Conmunity

E.2 Dissemination of Information to the Warren Commission

E.3 Disseminations to the FBI on Rumors and Allegations

E.4 Memoranda to Warren Commission

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AGENCY SUPPORT TO THE FBI AND THE WARREN COMMISSION

Information received from the Agency's field stations was dis-

seminated to appropriate agencies and departments as soon as

possible after receipt.

The following list of some 100 cabled

disseminations, CSCI's, and memoranda were forwarded to the Federal

Bureau of Investigation, et al.

The listing covers the period from

10 October 1963 through September 1964.

AGENCY DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION TO THE INTELLIGENCE

COMMUNITY (FORMAL AND INFORMAL DISSEMINATIONS)

II

III

*10 October 1963

DIR 74673

(WH/3/Mexico)

"On 1 October 1963, a reliable and sensitive source

in Mexico City reported that an American male, who

identified himself as Lee OSWALD, contacted the

Recipients:

Recipients yai, Mexs, Navy, state. [Marren Com-

mission]

*24 October 1963

DIR 77978

(WH/3/Mexico)

Request for two copies of most recent photograph of

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipients: Navy. [Warren Commission]

23 November 1963

DIR 34915

(WH/3)

Information relating to telephone call on 28 Sep-

tember 1963 to Soviet Embassy in Mexico City.

Recipient: FBI

• Document Date

- Document Number

III - Originating Office

- An asterisk indicates that the document was also made available

to

the Warren Cormission.

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24 November 1963

TDCS-3/565,829 •

Subsecent Kenna precautions following Assassination of

State/INR, State/DIR, DIA, Army/ACSI, Navy,

ORR, O6S, EXECDEF, NSA, NIC, AID, USIA, OCI, ONE, OCR,

25 November 1963

DIR 84950

(WH/3/Mexico)

25 November 1963

DIR 84951

(CI/SIG)

gency requests information relating to OSWALD'

ctivities in Mexico City

Recipient:

FBI

26 November 1963

CSCI-

(WE/BC)

Subject: Reported Anonymous Telephone Message.

Recipient:

FBI.

26 November 1963

CSCI-3/778,826

(WH/3)

26 November 1963

CSCI-3/778,829

(WH/3)

Subject:

Lee Harvey OSWALD, Suspected Assassin of

President Kennedy.

(Encloses transcripts of tele-

phone calls made by OSWALD or concerning OSWALD

between 27 September and 3 October 1963).

This dissemination may be identical with

CSCI-3/778,826.

above CSCI number appears to

according to a copy of the

document in CI/SIG file No. 568.

Recipient: FBI.

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DIR 85069

(WH/3)

Subject: Travel of Pro-Communist Costa Rican Congress-

man to Texas on 26 November 1963.

Recipient: FBI

*26 November 1963

DIR 85089

(C/WH/3)

26 November 1963

DIR 85176

(WH/3)

Subject:

Marina Nikolaeva OSWALD (information volun-

teered on Marina OSWALD by Moroccan student Mohamed

REGGAB studying in West Germany) •

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

26 November 1963

DIR 85177

(WH/ 3/Mexico)

Subject:

elephone communication between Cuban Presiden

ORTICOS and Joaguin HERNANDEZ Armas, Cuban Ambassadro t

Mexico.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service re-

ceived copy.

26 November 1963

Unnumbered

(CI/SIG)

Subject: HUNTER Report No. 10815.

Recipient:

FBI.

26 November 1963

Unnumbered

(CI/SIG)

Subject:

HUNTER Report No. 10816.

Recipient:

FBI.

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CSCI-3/778,881

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be pret el a lovenber 969: Activities in

Recipient:

*27 November 1963

DIR 85182

(WH/ 3/Mexico)

27 November 1963

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy. [Warren Commission]

DIR 85195

(C/WH/3)

Jnited States Ambassador to Mexico requests passage

of message to Secretary of State RUSK, Mr. MCCONE,

and Mr. HOOVER.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

27 November 1963

DIR 85196

(C/WH/3)

According to information from Nicaraguan Security

Service, Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte was

intelligence sour a from 1 g6z te ugust Nicaraguan

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

*27 November 1963

DIR 85199

(WH/3/Mexico)

Information solicited from Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte. •

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy. [Warren Commission]

27 November 1963

DIR

85222

(WH/3/Mexico)

Subject: Silvia T. DURAN, Mexican Employee

Cuban Embassy [sic - Consulate] in Mexico City,

contact of Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI.

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DIR 85246

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State, White House; Secret Service

Feei staff on Novemela November 196.

27 November 1963

DIR 85471

(C/WH/3)

Subject: Rearrest of Silvia DURAN.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

27 November 1963

DIR 85573

(WH/3/Mexico)

Information from U.S. Ambassador MANN for Secretary

of State RUSK regarding Ambassador HERNANDEZ, Cuban

Ambassador to Mexico, and Gilberto ALVARADO.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

27 November 1963

Unnumbered

(CI/SIG)

Information on Ernesto RODRIGUEZ relayed by tele-

phone to S. PAPICH.

Recipient: FBI.

27 November 1963

Unnumbered

(CI/SIG)

intormation regarding photographic coverage o1

Cuban and Soviet Embassies in Mexico City passe

to S. PAPICH of the FBI.

Recipient: FBI.

• 27 November 1963

Unnumbered

(CI/SIG)

Telephone contact with S. PAPICH with regard to

OSWALD's presence in New Orleans in September 1963.

Recipient: FBI.

28 November 1963

DIR 85657

(C/WH/3)

On 26 November 1963 a British journalist named John

WILSON-HUDSON gave information to the American Em-

bassy in London indicating that an "American gangster-

type named RUBY" visited Cuba around 1959.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

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*28 November 1963

DIR 85662

(C/WH/3)

Further interrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House. [Warren

Commission]

*28 November 1963

DIR 85665

(C/WH/3)

The Hague Station reports that on 23 November 1963,

a local Castroite named Maria SNETHLAGE talked to

Third Secretary Ricardo SANTOS of the Cuban Embassy.

SNETHLAGE claimed she knew the Mr. LEE [sic] who

murdered President Kennedy.

Recipients:

received copy. [Warren Commission]

29 November 1963

CSCI-3/778,893

(WH/3/Mexico)

Subject: Interrogation of Silvia Tirado de DURAN

and Horacio DURAN Navarro.

Recipient: FBI.

#29 November 1963

DIR 85666

crina upon FBl request.

et in ed over to Meet the here sequests at onal

interrogation and investigation.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

[Warren Com-

mission]

29 November 1963

DIR 85668

(WH/3/Mexico)

Highlights from interrogation of Horacio DURAN Navarro

and his wife, Silvia Tirado de DURAN.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House-

*29 November 1963

DIR 85670

(C/WH/3)

Sensitive sources ...

have reported that when the

23 November arrest of Silvia DURAN became known to

the personnel of the Cuban Embassy there was a

great deal of discussion.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House. [Warren

Commission]

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29 November 1963

DIR 85676

ubject

Travel of Soviet diplomatic couriers.

eciDient: FB

*29 November 1963

DIR 85691

(WH/3/Mexico)

(C/WH/3)

assassinate Kennedy.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

29 November 1963

DIR 85714

(C/WH/3)

Release of Silvia DURAN for second time on

28 November.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

*29 November 1963

DIR 85715

(WH/3/Mexico)

Subject: Travel of Lee Harvey OSWALD (October 1959

to May 1962) •

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy

29 November 1963

DIR 85744

(C/WH/3)

Interrogation of Gilbert ALVARADO Ugrate.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

#29 November 1963

DIR 85758

(WH/3/Mexico)

Translation of interrogation of Silvia DURAN and

Horacio DURAN Navarro.

Recipients:

received copy.

py. warren CommissionS

State, White House; Secret Service

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DIR 85770

(C/WH/3)

eries of incidents which have produced a report allegir

dvance information on assassination

ecipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service r

eived copy. [Warren Commission

29 November 1963

Unnumbered Memorandum (CI/SIG)

Telephone contact with S. PAPICH concerning rumor that

Oswald had made a bank deposit.

29 November 1963

Unnumbered Memorandum

(CI/SIG)

Telephone contact with s. PAPICH relaying the Director®

suggestion that FBI check all bank accounts and safe

deposit records in New Orleans, Fort Worth, and Dallas.

30 November 1963

CSCI-3/778/894

Subject: Article in 29 November 1963 issue of Washington

Post suggesting two men involved in assassination.

Recipient:

*30 November 1963

DIR 86063

(C/WH/3)

Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte admits his story a fabrication.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House.

[Warren Commission]

3 December 1963

DIR 86496

(C/WH/3)

Information relating to OSWALD's presence in Mexico.

Recipient:

FBI.

#4 December 1963

DIR 86702

(C/WH/3)

Travel information regarding OSWALD and his wife,

June 1962.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

Warren CommissionJ

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5 December 1963

DIR 87189

(C/WH/3)

Known Soviet intelligence officer in New Delhi

demanding full probe into assassination.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House

*6 December 1963

DIR 87520

(C/WH/3)

fore copy are date norge: sere service

*7 December 1963

DIR 87667

(C/WH/3/)

Reinterrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO concluded.

Recipient:

FBI. [Warren Commission)

9 December 1963

DIR 87731

(WH/3/Mexico)

Richard BEYMER, American movie actor, in touch with

cuban Embassy,

Mexico City.

Recipient:

*g December 1963

DIR 87796

(WH/3)

etter mailed in Stockholm on 25 November 196

illeging assassination arranged by Communis

Chinese.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Servic

received copy. [Warren

Commission]

9 December 1963

Unnumbered Memorandum

(CI/SIG)

Telephone contact with s. PAPICH regarding identit

f a source who claims plot to assassinate Kenned

prepared and executed jointly by the Communist

Chinese and Cubans through intermediaries.

JMWAVE 8658 IN 75902) •

(See

Recipient:

11 December 1963

TDCSDB 3/658,408

Subject: Comments of Soviet official regarding

(a) Moscow views on international situation

following death of president Kennedy, and (b)

resumption of disarmament talks.

Recipients: General distribution.

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12 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,048

(C/WH/3)

*72 December 1963

DIR 88643

Subject: Letter Relative to Assassination of presi-

dent Kennedy Sent to United States Embassy in Costa

Rica.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House. [Warren Com-

mision]

12 December 1963

DIR 88682

(C/WH/3)

Cuban Ambassador to France received instructions not

to comment upon the assassination.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

12 December 1963

DIR 88747

(C/WH/3)

Subject:

Second Interrogation of Silvia DURAN.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

*73 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,136

(C/WH/3)

Subject: Mexican Interrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO.

Recipient:

FBI.

[Warren Commission]

16 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,135

(C/WH/3)

Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on Kennedy

Assassination.

Recipient: FBI.

*78 December 1963

DIR 89970

(C/WH/3)

Further information on Richard Thomas GIBSON.

Recipients:

FBl, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy..

[Warren Commission

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DIR 89980

Actions of Silvia DURAN after her first

19 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,225

Subject: Nomenclature of Weapon Possibly Owned by

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI.

19 December 1963

CSDB-3/658,870

(WH/Reports)

Subject: a. Disagreements between Fidel CASTRO and

Rauo ROA y Garcia.

b. Probable Future Plan of Action for

Carlos RAFAEL Rodriguez.

Recipients: State (Miami) and others (not identified.

27 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,297

Subject: Assassination of President Kennedy (arranged

by the Cuban Government and the Communist Chinese).

Recipient: FBI.

3 January 1964

Unnumbered Memorandum

(CI/SIG)

Telephone contact with S. PAPICH on 3 January 1964

regarding newspaper article appearing in El Caribe

on 27 November 1963 and possible connection with

ALVARADO's interview in the U.S. Embassy on 26 November.

Recipient: FBI.

#10 January 1964

CSCI-3/779,482

(WH/3/Mexico)

Subject:

Second Mexican Interrogation of Silvia DURAN.

Recipient: FBI.

[Warren Commission]

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14 January 1964

CSCI-3/779,510

(CI/SIG)

Subject: Assassination of'president John F. Kennedy.

(Regarding liaison with FBI and latter's handling of

information from CIA.)

Recipient:

FBI.

27 January 1964

CSCI-3/779,729

(CI/SIG)

Subject: Possible Relatives of Marina Nikolayevna

OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI.

30 January 1964

CSCI-3/779,814

(CI/SIG)

Subject:

Jack _L. RUBY, Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI.

4. February 1964

CSCI-3/779,817

(SR/CI/R)

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

(Information on names

addresses, and telephone numbers relating to the

Recipient:

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0860

emorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau o

Investigation. Subject:

ssassination of John F

Kennedy.

Recipient: FBI. [Copy to Warren Conmission]

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0861.

lemorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau o

Investigation.

Subject:

Issassination of

President John F. Kennedy.

Recipient: FBI.

[Copy to Warren Commission]

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0862

Memorandum for the Chief, United States Secret

Service. Subject:

Assassination of President

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John F. Kennedy. (Verification of entry in "Historic

Diary"

to OSWALD's attempted suicide.)

Recipient: Secret Service:. [Copy to Warren Commission]

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0864

Memorandum for Mr. Thomas L. Hughes, The Director of

Intelligence and Research, Department of State.

Assassination of President John F. Kennedy -

Verification of Entry in "Historic Diary"

Recipient: State. [Copy to Warren Commission]

20 February 1964

CSCI-3/779,988

(SR/CI/R)

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (Information regarding

SETYAEVA and RAHM.)

Recipient:

FBI.

22 February 1964

DIR 03101

(C/WH/3)

Subject: Further Information Provided by Moroccan

Student Mohamed REGGAB.

Recipient: White House (attention Secret Service).

11 March 1964

CSCI-3/780,344

Subject: Summary of Findings in Regard to Allegations

by Mohamed REGGAB Relative to Marina OSWALD.

Recipient:

FBI.

20 March 1964

CSCI-3/780,612

( SR/CI/R)

subjectrap ossi ation of Pressent resem Kennedy.

OSWALD).

Recipient: FBI.

16 April 1964

CSCI-3/780,996

(SR/CI/R)

Subject:

Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO.

Recipient:

FBI.

20 April 1964

CSDB-3/660, 704

Subject: Plans by British and French to Publish

BUCHANAN Articles on Assassination.

Recipient: FBI (?)

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CSCI -3/780,881

(SR/CI /R)

Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

(Information

Recipiention re arding Lydia DIMITRUK.)

30 April 1964

Unnumbered Memorandum

(CI/SIG)

Telephone Contact with S. PAPICH

on 29 November

advising PAPICH to contact SOLIE of

the Office

of Security for information.

8 May 1964

DDP 4-2351

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, tO J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Marina OSWALD's Notebook.

Recipient: Copy of attachment forwarded to FBI.

11 May 1964

CSCI-3/781,172

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

(Traces on Soviet names,

addresses, and telephone numbers from an address book

belonging

to Marina OSWALD.)

Recipient: FBI.

13 May 1964

CSCI - 3/781,282

(SR/CI/R)

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

pf photographs sent to CIA by palegtification

Recipient:

15 May 1964

Memorandum from Richard HELMS,

DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Role of Cuban Intelligence Service in

Processing Visa Applicants; Reaction of that Service

• to the Assassination of President Kennedy.

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13 May 1964

CSCI-3/781,351

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD*s Access to Classifie

Information about the U-2

Recipient: FBI. [Warren Commission - DDP 4-2444]

19 May 1964

CSCI-3/781,386

Subject: Paul DIMITRIK (aka Pavel DIMITRUK).

Recipient: Navy.

5 June 1964

CSCI-3/781,543

(CI/R&A)

subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (Use of Machine Colla-

cion Program to Check Out Cubans Mentioned in Letter

of 27 November 1963 from Mario del ROASRIA Milina.

10 June 1964

CSCI-3/781,841

(CI/R&A)

Subject: Information Concerning Jack Ruby.

Recipient: FBI.

29 June 1964

CSCI-3/782,058

in Tangier, Morocco.

Recipient:

FBI. [Warren Cormission]

2 July 1964

DDP 4-3401

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipient: Copy to FBI.

6 July 1964

DDP 4-3470

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Statements Reportedly Made by George and

Jeanne de MOHRENSCHILDT Concerning Lee Harvey OSWALD

and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Recipient: Copy to FBI.

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27 August 1964

CSCI-316/00856-64

Subject: No Indication of. Subject's Defection Having

Been Used for Propaganda by the Soviet Union.

Recipient: FBI.

3 September 1964

DDP 4-4600

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

OSWALD Documents Supplied by the Cuban

Government.

Recipient: Copy to FBI.

1 October 1964

•

DDP 4-5110

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: by tO ESTEN.

6 October 1964

CSCI-316/01446-64

Subject: VIADUCT Interview on 9 September 1964; Hi

omments on Seven Photographs Forwarded by the FBI

Recipient: FBI.

23 October 1964

CSCI-316/01709-64

Subject: Raymond F. FRIESECKE.

Recipient: FBI.

2 November 1964

CSCI-316/01779-64

Subject:

Testimony in the Warren Commission Report in

the Assassination of President Kennedy.

Recipient: FBI.

23 December 1964

CSCI-316/02545-64

Subject:

Allegation of Unidentified Scientist of

Cuban Involvement in Assassination.

Recipient: FBI.

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CSCI-316/00925-65

Subject: Marvin KANTOR, Possible Connection with Investi-

gation of Lee Harvy and Marina OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI

8 April 1965

CSCI-316/01398-65

Subject: Correspondence to the Soviet Embassy in Mexico

Recipient: FBI. [Copy to Secret Service]

30 June 1965

CS61-316/02654-65.

Subject: Silvia DURAN.

Recipient: FBI.

2 September 1966

CSCI-316/04482-66

Subject: Rima ZMITROOK, Lee Harvey OSWALD's Intourist

Guide in Moscow.

Recipient: FBI.

9 May 1967

CSCI-316/02153-67

Subject:

was to be used to assassinate Fidel CASTRO.

GARRISON

alleges he has letters signed by CIA representatives or

by Senator Robert KENNEDY authorizing certain Americans

to work with Cubans for the assassination of CASTRO.

This memroandum is intended to record that such letters

never existed and therefore could not be in GARRISON'S

possession.

Recipient:

FBI.

14 June 1967

CSCI-316/02669-67

Subject:

Allegations of Unidentified Woman Regarding

Mario GARCIAS et al

Recipient:

FBI

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CSCI-316703243-67

Subject: Allegation of Oscar COUNTRERAS, Mexican newsman,

that OSWALD visited UNAM Campus shortly after the Cuban

Embassy refused him a visa to visit Cuba.

CONTRERAS'

statement of dubious credibility; information passed to

Mexican authorities.

Recipient:. FBI.

• -7 May 1968

CSCI-316/01678-68

Subject: Promotional Literature Concerning the Alleged

Assassination Conspiracy of JFK Written and Mailed by

Joachim JOESTEN in Support of District Attorney Jim

GARRISON's Allegations.

Recipient: FBI.

16 September 1969

CSCI-316/03323-69

Subject:

Charles William THOMAS.

Recipient: FBI.

DISSEMINATION OF REPORTS TO CI STAFF

Since CI Staff held the Agency's official file on OSWALD,

all cable traffic (theoretically)

including

disseminations by

cable was sent to the Staff for filing in the official file.

ditionally, cables disseminations were released by CI/Liaison.

Copies were,

therefore, available to the Staff.

Since CI Staff released all long-form CSCI's, coordinated

on short-form CSCI's,

and maintained the CSCI log, the CI Staff

received copies of all CSCI's.

13 December 1963

DISSEMINATION OF MATERIAL TO THE WARREN COMMISSION

[Conmission Document No. 100]

Memorandum

Subject:

Analysis of World Reaction to President

Kennedy's Assassination.

(Supplied by A. W. DULLES.)

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[Commission Document No. 300]

Note from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Attachments:

Recent Soviet Statements on

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

b. FBIS-28 on OSWALD case.

21 January 1964

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Draft Questions for Submission to the

Government of the Soviet Union.

22 January 1964

[Commission Document No. 691]

lemorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Suggested Questions

for Marina OSWALD.

25 January 1964

[Commission Document No. 321]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Chronology of Lee Harvey OSWALD's Stay in

Alphabetical List of Persons in the Soviet

Union Who Were Known to or Mentioned by

Lee Harvey OSWALD or His Wife.

31 January 1964

[Commission Document No. 347]

lemorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN

subject: Information Developed by CIA on the Activit

of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 September - 3

October 1963.

• 5 February 1964

Note en aTtachments inclusing Seen soviet State-

ments on Lee Harvey OSWALD (as of 5 February 1964).

5 February 1964

[Commission Document No. 361]

Memorandum from Thomas M. KARAMESSINES, ADDP, to

J. Lee RANKIN forwarding three copies of Appendix B,

a summary biography of Mrs. OSWALD and her relatives.

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[Commission Docjment No. 1182]

in one of

18 February 1964

Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of Investi-

gation, attention Mr. S. J. PAPICH. Subject:

Assassi-

nation of president John F. Kennedy. (Request for

information which might be helpful in interpreting

available materials relating to OSWALD's activities

abroad.)

[Copy to Warren Commission.]

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0860

Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of Investi-

gation, attention Mr. S. J. PAPICH.

Subject: Assassi

nation of John F. Kennedy. (Request for information

relating to OSWALD's attempted suicide.)

[Copy to Warren Commission.]

• 18 February 1964

DDP 4-0861

Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of Investi-

gation, attention Mr. S. J. PAPICH. Subject: Assassi-

nation of President John F. Kennedy.

(Request for copies

of 47 photographs found among the effects of Lee Harvey

OSWALD.)

[Copy to Warren Commission.]

• 18 February 1964

DDP 4-0862

Memorandum for the Chief, United States Secret Service;

signed by Richard HELMS, DDP.

subject:

of President John F. Kennedy.

Assassination

(Verification of entry

in "Historic Diary" ralating to OSWALD's attempted

suicide.)

[Copies to Warren Commission and the FBI.]

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DDP 4-0864

Subject:

19 February 1964

[Commission Document No. 384]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

(TS No. 187908.)

Subject: Information Developed by

CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico

City, September 28 to October 3, 1963.

19 February 1964

DDP 4-4581

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Cuban Consulate and Embassy in Mexico City.

*21 February 1964

DDP 4-0940 [Commission Document No. 426]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Translations of Interrogations Reports of

Silvia DURAN.

Attachments: OUT Telegram No. 35758, 29 November 1963.

Translation of Interrogation of Silvia

CSC1-3/179,482 of 10 January 1964.

DIRAN and Moracio DURAN Navarr. Trans-

lation of Official Mexican Polic Report

on the Second Interrogation of Silvia

DURAN.

• 5 March 1964

DDP 41171 [Commission Document No. 448]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Summary of Findings in Regard to Allegations

by Mohammed REGGAB Relative to Marina OSWALD.

#6 March 1964

DDP 4-1224

[Commission Document No. 692]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Information in CIA's Possession Regarding

Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November. 22, 1963.

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DDP 4-1423

[Commission Document No. 528]

ea •

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Article Alleging that OSWALD was Interviewed

by CIA in Moscow.

24 March 1964

DDP 4-1555 [Commission Document No. 674]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Information Disseminated to the Secret

Service but not yet made available to the President's

Commission.

*24 March 1964

DDP 4-1554 [Commission Document No. 631]

emorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKII

ubject: CIA Dissemination of Information on Le

Harvey OSWALD, Dated 10 October 1963.

Attachments:

OUT Message No. 74673, dated 10 October

OUT Message No. 77978, dated 23 October

1963.

25 March 1964

DDP 4-1576

Note from Richard HELMS to J. Lee RANKIN.

Attachment:

Five copies of "Rumors about Lee Harvey

OSWALD", dated 23 March 1964.

27 March 1964

DDP 4-7606

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to Thomas L. HUGHES,

Director of Intelligence and Research, Department of

State. Subject:

Verification of Entry in "Historic

Diary"

[Copies to Harren Commission and the FBI.]

*31 March 1964

DDP 4-1655 [Commission Document No. 6981

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Reports on Activities and Travel of Lee

Harvey OSWALD and Marina Nikolevna OSWALD.

Attachments: OUT Message No. 86702; 4 December 1963,

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to the White House, the Department of State, and the

Federal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to the

Secret Service.

OUT Message No. 97520, dated 6 December

1963, to the White House, the Department of State,

and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to

the Secret Service.

OUT Message No. 85715, dated 29 November

1963, to the White House, the Department of State, and

the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to the

Secret Service.

OUT Message No. 85182, dated 22 November

1963, to the White House, the Department of State, and

the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to the

Secret Service.

OUT Message No. 85665, dated 28 November

1963, to the White House,

the Department of State, and

the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to the

Secret Service.

#3 April 1964

DDP 4-1699 [Commission Document No. 710]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Richard Thomas GIBSON.

Attachment:

OUT Message No. 89970, dated 18 December

1963, to White House,

Department of State, and the

Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to the

Secret Service.

• 6 April 1964

DDP 4-1739 [Commission Document No. 708]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Reply to Questions Contained in Your Memo-

randum dated 12 March 1964.

("Certain Questions Posed

by the State Department Files")

7 April 1964

DDP 4-1787 [Commission Document No. 726]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS,

DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Actions of Silvia DURAN After Her First

Interrogation.

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20 April 1964

DDP 4-1786

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Mohammed REGGAB.

DDP 4-1997 [Commission Document No. 817]

Subject:

21 April 1964

Letter from Raymond G. ROCCA to Mr. Samuel A. STERN.

Attachment:

CSDB 3/660,704 (Plans

of British and

French Publishing Firms

to Publish the Thomas

BUCHANAN Articles on Assassination of President

Kennedy.)

24 April 1964

29 April 1964

4 May 1964

DDP 4-2099 [Commission Document No. 844]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Lydia DIMYTRUK; Acquaintance of Marina OSWALD.

DDP 4-2160 [Commission Document No. 871]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

SUBJECT: Photograph of Lee Harvey OSWALD.

DDP 4-2256

6 May 1964

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to. J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Additional Information on Lee Harvey OSWALD.

DDP 4-2296 [Commission Document No. 902]

8 May 1964

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Criteria for Dissemination of Information to

the Secret Service; Recommendations of the Central

Intelligence Agency Relative to Presidential Protection.

DDP 4-2351

[Commission Document No. 911]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP; to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Marina OSWALD's Notebook.

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DDP 4-2444 [Commission Document No. 931]

Musand ee Harvey rectors Federal Bureau sir stortion.

ion about the U-2

CSCI-3/781,357 - copy to Warren Commission

15 May 1964

[Commission Document No. 935]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN

Subject: Role of the Cuban Intelligence Service ir

Processing Visa Applicants; Reaction of that Service

to the Assassination of President Kennedy.

[Copy to FBI]

19 May 1964

DDP 4-2533 [Commission Document No. 944]

lemorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN

Subject:

lours of Work at Cuban and Soviet Consulates:

Procedures and Regulations for Issuance of Cuban Visas;

Mexican Control of U.S. Citizens' Travel to and from

Cuba.

*19 May 1964

DDP 4-2534

[Commission Document No. 943]

dent Kennedy.

Attachment:

OUT Message No. 85770, dated 29 November

1963, to the White House, State Department, and the

Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to the

Secret Service.

• *22 May 1964

DDP 4-2624 [Commission Document No. 971]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Anonymous Telephone Calls to United States

Embassy in Canberra, Australia, Relative to Planned

Assassination of President Kennedy.

Attachment:

OUT Message No. 85691, dated 29 November

1963, to the White House, Department of State, and

the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to

the Secret Service.

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DDP 4-2688 [Commission Document No. 985]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Letter Accusing the

Chinese Communists of

Plotting the Assassination of President Kennedy.

Attachment: OUT Message No. 87796, dated 9 December

1963, to the White House, Department of State, and

the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to

the Secret Service.

27 May 1964

DDP 4-2692 [Commission Document No. 990]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Discussion between Chairman KHRUSHCHEV and

Mr. Drew PEARSON Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD.

1 June 1964

DDP 4-2747 [Commission Document No. 1000]

3 June 1964

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte.

Attachments: OUT Message No. 85089, dated 26 November

1963, relative to Gilberto ALVARADO.

OUT Message No. 85199, dated 27 November

1963; subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

OUT Message No. 85662, dated 28 November

1963, relative to Gilberto ALVARADO.

OUT Message No. 86063, dated 30 November

1963, relative to Gilberto ALVARADO.

OUT Message No. 85666, dated 28 November

1963, relative to Gilberto ALVARADO.

OUT Message No. 87667, dated 7 December

1963; subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Memorandum, dated 12 December 1963;

subject: Mexican Interrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO.

DDP 4-2764 [Commission Document No. 1001]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Documents on Lee Harvey OSWALD Furnished by

the Soviet Government.

3 June 1964

DDP 4-2770 [Commission Document. No. 1012]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS,

DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject.

George and Jeanne de MOHRENSCHILDT.

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5 June 1964

DDP 4-2844 [Commission Document No. 1047]

Subject:

School in Minsk, USSR.

10 June 1964

DDP 4-2922 [Conmission Document No. 1054]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN

Subject:

Information Concerning Jack RUBY (aka Jack

RUBENSTEIN) and His Associates.

*12 June 1964

DDP 4-2988

19 June 1964

[Commission Document No. 1089]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Letter Relative to Assassination of President

Kennedy Sent to United States Embassy in Costa Rica.

Attachment: OUT Message No. 88643, dated 12 December

1963, to the White House, Department of State, and the

Federal Bureau of Investigation.

DDP 4-3169 [Commission Document No. 1131]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Soviet Brainwashing Techniques.

26 June 1964

29 June 1964

DDP 4-3366

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, _DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Soviet Brainwashing Techniques

DDP 4-3347

[Commission Document No. 1188]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee. RANKIN.

Subject:

Investigation of Allegation that OSWALD was

in Tangier, Morocco.

[Copy to the FBI.]

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DDP 4-3389 [Commission Document No. 1201]

Subject:

on 10 October 1959.

2 July 1964

DDP 4-3407 [Commission Document No. 1216]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD (Remarks by Soviet Consul

Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV).

[Copy to the FBI.]

6 July 1964

DDP 4-3470 [Commission Document No. 1222]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Statements Reportedly Made by George and

Jeanne de MOHRENSCHILDT Concerning Lee Harvey OSWALD

and the Assassination of President Kennedy.

[Copy to the FBI.]

22 July 1964

DDP 4-3712 [Commission Document No. 1273]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Apparent Inconsistencies in Material Fur-

nished the Commission by CIA and the Department of

State.

23 July 1964

DDP 4-3769 [Commission Document No. 1287]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Attachment: Affidavit respecting origin and circum-

stances of a photograph of an unknown individual

furnished by this Agency to the FBI on 22 November

23 July 1964

DDP 4-3770

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Attachments: Translation (original documents included.)

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DDP 4-3916

[Commission Document No. 1358]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Length of Time Required for Obtaining Soviet

Tourist Visas in Helsinki and Stockholm, 1964.

7 August 1964

DDP 4-4037 [Commission Document No. 1356]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Soviet Hunting Societies.

28 August 1964

DDP 4-4479 [Commission Document No. 1443]

Memorandum from Thomas H. KARAMESSINES, ADDP, to J.

Lee

RANKIN.

Subject:

Konstantin Petrovich SERGIEVSKY.

DDP 4-4581

31 August 1964

lemorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Cuban Consulate and Embassy in Mexico City.

3 September 1964

DDP 4-4600 [Document No. 50, List 21

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

OSWALD Documents Supplies by the Cuban Government.

[Copy to the FBI]

14 September 1964

DDP 4-4775

[Commission Document No. 1483]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Length of Time Required for Obtaining Soviet

Tourist Visas in Wester. Europe in 1964.

11 September 1964

DDP 4-4793

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Publication

of Documents

Furnished to the

Commission by the Central Intelligence Agency.

11 September 1964

DDP 4-4794 [Commission Document No. 1479]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Certain Questions Posed by the State Depart-

ment Files.

(Revised)

(Attachment to CD No. 1479)

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DDP 4-4795 [Commission Document No. 1479]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Soviet Hunting Societies. (Revised)

(Attachment to CD No. 1479.)

11 September 1964

DDP 4-4796 [Commission Document No. 1479]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Length of Time Required for Obtaining Soviet

Tourist Visas in Helsinki and Stockholm, 1964.

15 September 1964

DDP 4-4801 [Commission Document No. 1493]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Information Concerning Jack RUBY (aka Jack

RUBENSTEIN) and His Associates.

17 September 1964

DDP 4-4823

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Hours of Work at Cuban and Soviet Consulates;

Procedure and Regulations for Issuance of Cuban Visas;

Mexican Control of U.S. Citizens' Travel to and from

17 September 1964

DDP 4-4838

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

State Department Files.

17 September 1964

DDP 4-4893

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV.

17 September 1964

DDP 4-4841

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

(Regarding Agency approval

ror the publication of memorandum, dated & July 1904.

concerning Lee Harvey OSWALD. Not authorized.

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DDP 4-4847

18 September 1964

DDP 4-4848

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP

to J. Lee RANKIN.

Departure from the USSR of Soviet Citizen

Married to Foreigners.

18 September 1964

DDP 4-4850

Subset Passport and VES So Pe to J. Lee RANKIM.

Subject:

18 September 1964

DDP 4-4873

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Intourist Hotels in Moscow.

18 September 1964

DDP 4-4882

lemorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to j. Lee RANKIN

Subject:

Technical Examination of Photographs of Le

Harvey OSWALD's Application for a Cuban Visa.

18 September 1964

DDP 4-4886

Subject:

22 September 1964

DDP 4-4921

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Silvia Tirado Bazan de DURAN.

17 September 1964

DDP 4-4922

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Eusebio AZQUE [sic - AZUE] - Former Cuban

Consul, Mexico City.

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18 September 1964

DDP 4-4952

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWLAD.

(Information regarding

OSWALD's stay in Helsinki.)

18 September 1964

DDP 4-4953

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Identification of Persons Appearing in FBI

Photograph No. D 33-46 (Commission Exhibit No. 2625).

1 October 1964

DDP 4-5110 [Commission Document No. 1532]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Joachim JOESTEN.

[Copies to FBI, I&NS, State]

13 October 1964

DDP 4-5275

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Publication of Documents Furnished to the

Commission by the Central Intelligence Agency.

16 October 1964

DDP 4-5334/1

Memorandum for The President's Committee on

the Warren

Commission Report.

Subject: CIA's Role in the Support of Presidential

Foreign Travel.

20 October 1964

DDP 4-5341

[Commission Document No. 1545]

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Information Developed on the Activity of Lee

Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City.

29 October 1964

DDP 4-5558

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Transmittal of OCR Publication:

"Foreign

Press Reaction to the Warren Report", and Follow-Up

Report, dated 22 October 1964.

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ALLEGATIONS REGARDING PRESIDENT KENNEDY ASSASSINATION.

10 October 1963

DIR 74673

Lee Harvey OSWALD, Contact with Soviet Embassy, Mexico

City, 1 October 1963.

Recipients: FBI, IanS, State, White House.

*23 November 1963

DIR 84915

Information relating to telephone call on 28 September

1963 to Soviet Embassy in Mexico City.

Recipient:

FBI.

25 November 1963

DIR 84950

'Subject: Silvia T. DURAN, Mexican Employee of the

Cuban Embassy [sic

- Consulate] in Mexico City;

Contact with. Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipient:

FBI.

25 November 1963

DIR 84951

A requests information relating to OSWALD's ac

ivities in Mexico City (from FBI interrogatic

Recipient: FBI.

Recipient:

26 November 1963

Subject: Reported Anonymous Telephone Message.

Recipient:

FBI.

26 November 1963

CSCI-3/778,826

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD, Suspected Assassin of

President Kennedy.

Encloses transcripts of tele-

phone calls made on 27 and 28 September and 1 and

3 October 1963.

Recipient: FBI.

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CSCI-3/778,829

*SCI-3/778,826. The above CSCI number appears t

ve the correct one, according to a copy of the docu

nent in CI/SIG file no. 568.

Recipient: FBI.

26 November 1963

DIR 85069

Subject: Travel of Pro-Communist Costa Rican Congress-

man to Texas on 26 November 1963.

Representatives of this Agency in Costa Rica suspect

that Julio SUNOL Leal, pro-Conmunist, pro-Castro deputy

to the Costa Rican National Assembly, will try to

gather data in Texas to use in pro-communist-pro-Castro

propaganda in connection with the assassination of

President Kennedy.

Recipient: FBI.

26 November 1963

DIR 85089

Gilberto ALVARADO, a professed Castroite Nicaraguan,

stated to U.S. Embassy in

Mexico City on 26 November

1963 [sic - 25 November 1963] that "on 18 September

1963 he saw Lee Harvey OSWALD receive six thousand

five hundred dollars in a meeting inside the Cuban

Embassy in Mexico City."

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received a copy. [Warren Commission]

. 26 November 1963

DIR 85176

Subject:

Marina Nikolaevna OSWALD (information volun-

teered on Marina OSWALD by Moroccan student Mohamed

REGGAB studying in West Germany ).

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

26 November 1963

DIR 85177

Subject:

Telephone Communication between Duban Presi

dent DORTICOS and Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas, Cuban Am-

bassador to Mexico.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

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26 November 1963

Unnumbered

Subject: HUNTER Report No. 10815.

Recipient:

FBI.

26 November 1963

Unnumbered

Subject:

Subteient: UNTER Report No. 10816.

FBI.

26 November 1963

Unnumbered

Subject:

Passage of IN 68291 from Mexico City to the

White House.

(OSWALD's reported presence in Mexico

City on 18 September 1963.)

Recipient:

FBI.

27 November 1963

CSCI-3/778,881

subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD, SoViet Activities ir

lexico City, 18 - 24 November 1963.

Recipient:

FBI.

27 November 1963

DIR 85182

Subject:

Lee Harvey OSWALD.

On 23 November, Richard

Thomas GIBSON, an American living in Switzerland, who

was acquainted with OSWALD, made statements regarding

latter to a close friend in Bern.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy. [Warren Commission]

27 November 1963

DIR 85196

According to information from Nicaraguan Security

Service, Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte was a Nicaraguan

intelligence source from 1962 to August 1963.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

27 November 1963

DIR 85199

Information solicited from Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy. [Warren Commission]

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Subject:

DIR 85222

26 Novenber 1963

DIR 85246

Dr. Jose GUILLERMO Aguirre of Mexico reports information

regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service re-

ceived copy.

(Also relayed to S. PAPICH of the FBI by

CI Staff on 27 November 1963.)

27 November 1963

DIR 85471

Subject:

Rearrest of Silvia DURAN.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

27 November 1963

DIR 85573

Information from U.S. Ambassador MANN for Secretary of

State RUSK regarding Ambassador HERNANDEZ, Cuban Am-

bassador to Mexico, and Gilberto ALVARADO.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

27 November 1963

Unnumbered

Information on Arnesto RODRIGUEZ relayed by telephone

to S. PAPICH.

Recipient: FBI.

• 27 November 1963

Unnumbered

Information regarding

photographic coverage of Cuban

and Soviet Embassies in Mexico City passed to S. PAPICH

of the FBI.

Recipient:

FBI.

28 November 1963

DIR 85657

on 26 November a British journalist named John WILSON-

HUDSON gave information to the American Embassy in

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Lundon indicating that an "american gangster type namec

visited Cuba around 1959.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

28 November 1963

DIR 85662

Further interrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte

Recipients: FBI, State, White House. [Warren Commission

28 November 1963

DIR 85665

The Hague Station reports that on 23 November 1963,

a local Castroite named Maria SNETHLAGE talked to

Third Secretary Ricardo SANTOS of the Cuban _Embassy.

SNETHLAGE claimed she knew the Mr. Lee [sic] who

• murdered President Kennedy.

Recipients: FBI.

received copy. [Warren Commission]

ip: EMaten contes touge; Secret Service

29 November 1963

CSCI-3/778,893

Subject: Interrogation of Silvia Tirado de DURAN and

Horacio DURAN Navarro.

Recipient: FBI.

29 November 1963

DIR 85666

Icting upon an FBI request, the Agency requests ALVARADI

e turned over to Mexican authorities for additiona

interrogation.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House. [Warren Commission]

29 November 1963

DIR. 85668

Highlights from the interrogation of Horacio DURAN Navarro

and his wife, Silvia Tirado de DURAN.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

29 November 1963

DIR

85670

Sensitive sources .

• have reported that when the

23 November arrest of Silvia DURAN became known to

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the personnel of the Cuban Embassy there was a great dea

of discussion

Recipients: FBI, State, White House. [Warren Commission]

29 November 1963

DIR 85691

claiming

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service re-

ceived copy.

29 November 1963

DIR 85714

Release of Silvia DURAN for second time on 28 November.

Recipients:

FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

29 November 1963

DIR 85744

Interrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

29 November 1963

DIR 85758

Translation of interrogation of Silvia DURAN and

Horacio DURAN Navarro.

recepred sopy. iatree Commies Hous

State, White House; Secret Service

29 November 1963

DIR 85770

Series of incidents which have produced a report

alleging

advance information on assassination.

Recipients:

received

copy.

FBI warren Commission]

State, White House; Secret Service

29 November 1963

Unnumbered memorandum

Telephone contact with S. PAPICH concerning rumor

that OSWALD had made a bank deposit.

Recipient: FBI.

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30 November 1963

CSCI-3/778,894

Subject: Article in 29 November 1963 issue of Washington

Rest sentes ting two men involved in assassination.

30 November 1963

DIR 86063

Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte Admits his story a fabrication.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

[Warren Commission]

3 December 1963

DIR 86496

Information relating to OSWALD's presence in Mexico.

Recipient:

FBI.

7 December 1963

DIR 87667

Re-interrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO concluded.

Recipient:

[Warren Commission]

9 December 1963

DIR 87731

Richard BEYMER, American movie actor, in touch with

Cuban Embassy, Mexico City.

Recipient:

FBI.

9 December 1963

DIR 87796

Letter mailed in Stockholm on 25 November 1963 alleging

assassination arranged by Communist Chinese.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

[Warren Commission]

9 December 1963

Unnumbered Memorandum

Telephone contact with S. PAPICH regarding identity of

a source who claims plot to assassinate Kennedy prepared

and executed jointly by the Communist Chinese and Cubans

through intermediaries. (See JMWAVE 8658, IN 75902.)

Recipient:

12 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,048

Subject:

WILSON, Carlos John (also:

WILSON-HUDSON,

John; WILSON, John Hudson.)

Recipient:

• FBI.

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12 December 1963

DIR 88643

Subject: Letter Relative to-Assassination of President

Kennedy Sent to United States Embassy in Costa Rica

Recipients: FBI, State, White House. [Warren Commission.

12 December 1963

DIR 88682

to comment sad the frans, received instructions not

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

12 December 1963

DIR 88747

Subject: Second Interrogation of Silvia DURAN.

Recipients: FBI, State, White House.

13 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,136

Subject:

exican Interrogation of Gilberto ALVARADO

Recipient: FBI.

Warren Commission

16 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,135

Subject:

Peter DERYABIN's Comments on Kennedy Assassination.

Recipient:

FBI.

18 December 1963

DIR 89970

Further Information on Richard Thomas GIBSON.

Recipients:

State, White House; Secret Service

received copy.

[Warren Commission

18 December 1963

DIR 89980

Subject: Actions of Silvia DURAN after her first

interrogation.

Received Sopy Latate, Whitestouse; Secret Service

received

Commission]

27 December 1963

CSCI-3/779,297

Subject:

Assassination of President Kennedy (arranged

by the Cuban Government and the Communist Chinese) •

Recipient: FBI.

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3 January 1964

Unnumbered Memorandum

Telephone contact with S. PAPICH on 3 January 1964

regarding newspaper article appearing in El Caribe

on 27 November 1963 and possible connection with

ALVARADO's interview in the U.S. Embassy on 26 No-

/ember.

Recipient: FBI.

10 January 1964

CSCI-3/779,482

Subject:

Second Mexican Interrogation of Silvia

DURAN.

Recipient: FBI. [Warren Conmission]

27 January 1964

CSCI-3/779,729

Subject:

Possible Relatives of Marina Nikolayevna

OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI.

30 January 1964

CSCI-3/778,814

Subject:

Jack_L. RUBY, Lee Harvey OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI.

4 February 1964

CSCI-3/779,817

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (Information on names,

addresses, and telephone numbers relating to the

Soviet Union.

Recipient:

FBI.

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0860

Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of

Investigation.

Subject:

ssassination of John f. Kennedy

"In connection with our efforts to assisi

the

President's Commissión on the Assassination of

President Kennedy by providing information which

might be helpful in interpreting available ma-

terials relating to OSWALD's activities abroad,

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we have considered the entry with regard to attempted

suicide.

We consider this entry as being of consider-

able importance and one which might be subject to

verification.")

Recipient: FBI. •[Copy to Warren Commission]

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0861

Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of

Investigation.

Subject:

Assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

=

.. • 47 photographs which were among the effects of

Lee Harvey OSWALD, •

It appears that most of

the photographs were

taken in the USSR and depict

Soviet contacts of OSWALD or scenes in the Soviet

Union. ")

Recipient: FBI. [Copy to Warren Commission]

18 February 1964

DDP 4-0862

Memorandum for the Chief, United States Secret Service.

of President John F. Kennedy.

(Verification of entry in "Historic Diary" relating to

OSWALD's attempted suicide.

Recipient: Secret Service. [Copy to Warren Commission]

18 February 1964

DDP 4 0864

Memorandum for Mr. Thomas L. Hughes, The Director of

Intelligence and Research, Department of State.

Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy -

Verification of Entry in "Historic Diary"

Recipient: State.

[Copy to Warren Commission]

20 February 1964

CSCI-3/779,988

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (Information regarding

Annette SETYAEVNA and Lillie May RAHM.)

Recipient: FBI.

22 February 1964

DIR 03101

Subject:

Further Information Provided by Moroccan

Student Mohamed REGGAB.

Recipient:

White House (attention Secret'Service.)

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11 March 1964

CSCI-3/780,344

Subject:

Societ: to e it to are out legationg

20 March 1964

CSCI-3/780,612

Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

(Photograph of an individual closely resembling

OSWALD. )

Recipient: FBI.

16 April 1964

CSCI-3/780,881

Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

(Information regarding Lydia DYMITRUK. )

Recipient: FBI.

8 May 1964

DOP 4-2351

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Marina OSWALD's Notebook.

Recipient:

Copy of attachment forwarded to FBI.

[Warren Commission]

11 May 1964

CSCI-3/781,172

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (Traces on Soviet names,

addresses, and telephone numbers from an address book

belonging to Marina OSWALD.)

Recipient: FBI.

13 May 1964

CSCI-3/781,282

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (Identification of

photographs sent to CIA by FBI.)

Recipient:

FBI.

15 May 1964

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject:

Role of Cuban Intelligence Service in Processing

Visa Applicants; Reaction of the Service to the Assassi-

nation of President Kennedy.

Recipient: FBI. [Warren Commission]

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5 June 1964

CSCI-3/781,543

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.. (Use of Machine Colla

ion Program to Check Out Cubans Mentioned in Lette

of 27 November 1963 from Mario del ROSARIA Milina.)

Recipient: FBI.

10 June 1964

CSCI-3/781,841

Subject:

Subjeient: Formation Concerning Jack RUBY.

29 June 1964

CSCI-3/782,085

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: Investigation of Allegation that OSWALD was

in Tangier, Morocco.

Recipient: FBI. [Warren Commission]

2 July 1964

DDP 4-3401

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

(Remarks made by Soviet Consul Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV.)

Recipient:

FBI. [Warren Commission]

27 August 1964

CSCI-316/00856-64

Recipient: FBI. [Warren Commission]

3 September 1964

DDP 4-4600

Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN.

Subject: OSWALD Documents Supplied by the Cuban

Government.

Recipient: FBI. [Warren Commission]

6 October 1964

CSCI-316/01446-64

Subject: VIADUCT Interview on 9 September 1964; His

Comments on Seven Photographs Forwarded by the FBI.

Recipient: FBI.

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23 December 1964

CSCI-316/02545-64

Subject: Allegation of Unidentified Scientist of

Cuban Involvement in Assassination.

Recipient: FBI.

Z March 1965

30 June 1965

CSCI-316/00925-65

Subject: Marvin KANTOR, Possible Connection with

Investigation of Lee Harvey and Marina OSWALD.

Recipient: FBI.

CSCI-316/02654-65

Subject: Silvia DURAN.

Recipient: FBI.

2 September 1966

CSCI-316/04482-66

Subject: Rima ZMITROOK, Lee Harvey OSWALD's In-

tourist Guide in Moscow.

Recipient: FBI.

14 June 1967

CSCI-316/03243-67

Subject: Allegation of Oscar COUNTRERAS, Mexicar

Newsman, That OSWALD Visited UNAM Campus Shortly

After the Cuban Embassy Refused Him a Visa to

Visit Cuba.

CONTRERAS' Statement of Dubious

Credibility; Information Passed to Mexican au-

thorities.

MEMORANDUM SUBMITTED BY CIA TO THE WARREN

COMMISSION ON RUMORS AND ALLEGATIONS RE-

LATING TO THE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSINATION

31 January 1964

Subject:

Information Developed by CIA on

Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City,

28 September - 3 October 1963.

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5 March 1964

Subject: Summary of Findings in Regard to Allegations

by Mohammed REGGAB Relative to Marina OSWALD.

18 March 1964

Subject:

Article Alleging that OSWALD was interviewed

by CIA in Moscow.

. 31 March 1964

DDP 4-1655

Subject:

Reports on Activities and Travel of Lee Harvey

)SWALD and Marina Nikolevna OSWALD.

Enclosures include the following:

Teletype Message No. 87515, 29 November 1963 -

paragraph g - Marina SNETHLAGE

Teletype Message No. 85182, 22 November 1963 -

Remarks made

3 April 1964

7 April 1964

4 May 1964

bassy in The Hague.

DDP 4-1699

Subject: Richard Thomas GIBSON.

DDP 4-1784

Subject: Mohammed REGGAB.

DDP 4-2256

or abroad) has been made available to the Commission."

8 May 1964

DDP 4-2351

Subject:

Marina OSWALD's Notebook.

(Compilation of traces on what appear to be Soviet

names, addresses, and telephone numbers from an ad-

dress book identified by Marina OSWALD as belonging

to her.)

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15 May 1964

So sha te in on it tet one in son to

19 May 1964

DDP 4-2534

22 May 1964

27 May 1964

1 June 1964

3 June 1964

4 June 1964

dent Kennedy.

DDP 4-2624

Subject: Anonymous Telephone Calls to United States

Embassy in Canberra, Australia; Relative to Planned

Assassination of President Kennedy.

DDP 4-2688

Subject: Letter Accusing the Chinese Communists of

Plotting the Assassination of President Kennedy.

(Comment: Letter received at U.S. Embassy, Stockholm.)

DDP 4-2741

Subject: Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte.

Enclosures:

Out Teletype No. 85089, 26 November 1963.

Out Teletype No. 85199,

27 November 1963.

Out Teletype No. 85662,

Out Teletype No. 85666,

28 November 1963.

28 November 1963.

Out Teletype No. 86063, 30 November 1963

Out Teletype No. 87667, 7 December 1963.

Memoran of Gilberto ALVARADO, Interroga-

DDP 4-2769

Subject:

Documents on Lee Harvey OSWALD Furnished by

the Soviet Government.

DDP

Subject:

Information Developed on the Activity of

Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City.

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10 June 1964

Subject:

Information Concerning Jack RUBY (aka Jack

RUBENSTEIN) and His Associates.

12 June 1964

Subject: Letter Relative to Assassination of

President. Kennedy sent to United States Embassy

in Costa Rica.

29 June 1964

DDP 4-3347

Subject:

Investigation of Allegation that OSWALD

was in Tangier, Morocco.

2 July 1964

DDP 4-3401

Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.

28 August 1964

DDP 4-4479

Subject: Konstantin Petrovich SERGIEVSKY.

15 September 1964

DDP 4-4808

Subject:

Information Concerning Jack RUBY (aka Jack

RUBENSTEIN) and His Associates.

17 September 1964

DDP 4-4839

Subject: Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV.

• 17 September 1964

DDP 4-4922

Subject: Eusebio AZQUE - Former Cuban Consul, Mexico City.

18 September 1964

DDP 4-4953

Subject:

Identification of Persons Appearing in FBI

Photograph No. D 33-46 (Commission Exhibit No. 2625).

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