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-13-00000
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-DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO.
-DISPATCH
-SECRET
-OSSA-12944
-
-TO
-Chief, WE
-HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.
-INFO
-FROM
-DATE
-?
-SUBJECT
-Acting Chief of Station,
-GPFLOOR/Transmittal of Letter from one (Fra)
-WENSTROM with photo showing OSWALD making
-For Your Information peculiar clenched Fist
-REQUIRED
-REFERENCE(S)
-6 March 1964
-RE: "43-3"
-(CHECK "X" ONE)
-MARKED FOR INDEXING
-NO INDEXING REQUIRED
-INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
-BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY
-
-Attached is a letter, sent to the Embassy, a rough translation of
-which follows:
-
-"The dangerous organizations:
-
-"Have you thought that our world is a great community of organi-
-zations. There are a great number of idealistic organizations, there are
-professional organizations, there are political organizations, there are
-organizations within the business world, etc. Practically everyone in our
-world now belongs to one or several organizations. And the organizations
-have significant power in our world one can well call them a third power
-in our world.
-
-"What I want to show you, with the enclosed picture, is the clenched
-right hand, upright, slightly leaning toward the shoulder, the thumb at an
-angle over the fingers. It requires training, for the member, to execute
-this organization's sign.
-
-"I have seen this sign made, but I can not recall where, as well
-as writing paper with this emblem.
-
-"He wants to show with this sign, all is clear (comment: could
-be translated: the job is finished), but help me now.
-
-"(If) You can get hold of this organization, which has this sign,
-you have come to the solution to that terrible crime, which happened in
-November 1963, in your part of the world.
-
-"I have traveled much, you can certainly search out this organi-
-zation in our world, I wish you great success and sign
-
-Wenström (Signature)"
-
-2. The Station files contained one card with the name Johan Artur
-WENNSTRÖM and the information that he was sentenced to 10 months imprison-
-ment for espionage in Sweden. Unfortunately the material to which this
-card referred has been destroyed. From the 1964 telephone directory for
-Nässjö, from which the letter was sent, there are the following listings:
-
-a. Fabrikant (manufacturer) Stig WENNSTRÖM, Ulriksdalsgatan 3,
-Nässjö.
-
-b. Bertil WENNSTRÖM, Gambogatan 4, Nässjö. Document Number 281-249
-
-c. Per WENNSTRÖM, Centralgatan 9, Nässjö. for FOIA Review on JUN 1976
-
-The Station has no traces on WENCO-WENETA HANDELSBOLAG. The company is not
-listed in the 1963-64 edition of the Svenska Aktiebolag. The 1964 Nässjö
-telephone book lists the following:
-
-WENECO-WENETA, Handelsbolag (trade company). Bosattnings Artiklar
-Export (household furnishings export), Järnvägsgatan 24.
-
-The company is not, however, listed in the 1963 editions of the telephone
-books for Laved or Laingseng (The 1964 editions have not yet been received.).
-1 ATT.
-SECRET
-COPY
-20-257248
-
-13-00000
-
-SECRET DEZED
-WENCO WENETA HANDELSBOLAG
-HÄLSINGBORG 1 NÄSSJO LUND
-Tel. 042/34909 POSTBOX 227 SWEDEN
-den 21 februari 1964
-
-EXPORTERS AND IMPORTERS
-
-Cable: WENETA
-
-Telephone: NASSJO 117 44
-
-Nässjö: POST BOX 98
-Lund: POST BOX 29
-
-Bankers:
-AB Svenska Handelsbanken, Hälsingborg
-AB Svenska Handelsssbanken, Lund
-AB Göteborgs Bank, Nässjö
-
-POSTGIRO 297476
-
-Eder ref.
-Your ref.
-Γ
-L
-Till/
-USA leg. Amerikanska
-I Sverige /Ambassadör/
-STOCKHOLM nr.?
-===============
-Vår ref.
-Dir. Wenström
-Our ref.
-
-De "farliga" organisationerna:
-===
-Har Ni tänkt på, att vår värld är ett stort organisations-
-samhälle. Det finns en lång rad ideella organisationer, det
-finns fackliga organisationer, det finns politiska organisa-
-tioner, det finns organisationer inom näringslivet osv.
-Så gott som alla människor i vår värld tillhör numera en
-eller flera organisationer. Och organisationerna har en be-
-tydande makt i vår värld man kan gott kalla dem en
-tredje statsmakt, i vår värld.
-
-Vad jag vill visa Eder, med den medsända bilden, är den
-knutna högra hand, stående, lite lutad åt axeln, samt tummen
-i vinkel, över fingrarna.
-Det fordras träning, för medlemmen, att utföra detta organi-
-sations tecken.
-Jag har sett dessa tecken göras, men kan inte erinra mig var,
-samt skrivpapper med detta emblem.
-Han vill visa med detta tecken, allt är klart, men hjälp mig
-nu.
-Kan Ni få tag i denna organisation, som har detta tecken,
-har Ni kommit till lösningen, av detta hemska brott, som
-hände i november 1963, i Eder världsdel.
-Jag har rest mycket,
-Ni kan säkert leta fram denna organisationen i vår värld,
-Stor framgång önskar jag eder & teckna
-
-Wenco: fack Nässjö (1)
-Wenström/Rune/avdelningskontor i Nässjö
-
-Netron
-
-13-00000
-
-CONTINUATION OF
-DISPATCH
-CLASSIFICATION
-SECRET
-DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
-OSSA-12944
-
-3. The Station requests Headquarters commerpes regarding any required
-follow-up action.
-
-Attachment:
-Letter w/clipping and envelope
-
-6 March 1964
-
-Distribution:
-3-WE w/att (original)
--1
-w/att (Thermofax)
-
-Cail X. Zakugood
-Earl K. ZUKER GOOD
-
-CS COPY
-SFC
-
-CLASSIFICATION
-GROUP 1
-SECRExcluded from automatic
-downgrading and
-declassification
-
-201-289248.
-PAGE NO.
-CONTINUED
-2.

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-XAAZ-22419
-24 Apr 64
-
-ITEM PREPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION
-BY SR/CT/RESEARCH entitled
-
-"LYDIA DIMYTRUK", See XAAZ-22406 for
-chronological listing.
-All Russian names appearing in the OSWALD case were traced out,
-including those of Americans appearing in FBI reports. Since traces
-were found on the name Lydia DIMYTRUK, this information was forwarded
-to the Commission under a memo dated 24 April 1964.
-
-For further information on this item, see:
-Lee H. Wigren
-
-- Internal copy of a CIA memo...
-- Apparently froen...
-- info from a foreign source
-
-ANWEA
-CI/RA
-ABSTRACT X INDEX
-
-CS COPY
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-XAAZ-22422
-8 May 64
-
-ZR
-0
-(201-743808)
-"MARINA OSWALD'S NOTEBOOK"
-ITEM PREPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION
-BY SR/CI/RESEARCH entitled
-See XAAZ-22406
-for chronological listing.
-This item provided comments and traces on the information
-in Marina's notebook which was sent to CIA by the FBI on 13 April 1964.
-The item was forwarded on 8 May 1964.
-
-For further information on this item, see:
-Lee H. Wigren
-
-1 ATT.
-CI/RA
-ABSTRACT X INDEX X
-CS COPY
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-SECRET
-
-MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin
-General Counsel
-President's Commission on the
-Assassination of President Kennedy
-
-SUBJECT : Marina OSWALD's Notebook
-
-Attached herewith is information from this Agency's files on the
-entries in Marina OSWALD's notebook, a copy of which was received
-from the Federal Bureau of Investigation under their communication
-dated 13 April 1964. Copies of this attachment have been forwarded
-to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
-
-Attachment: As stated above
-Distribution:
-Orig. & 2 - Addressee
-1 - DDP
-1 - CI/RAG
-- SR/CI/Research
-
-Richard Helms
-Deputy Director for Flans
-
-5 MAY
-1964
-DD/P 4-2351
-
-911
-
-Document Number
-685-297
-for FOIA Review on JUN 1976
-
-SR/CI/Research: cl 5 May 1964
-
-SECRET
-GROUP 1
-Excluded from automatic
-downgrading and
-declassificatio"

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-UNCLASSIFIED
-RNAL
-ONLY
-SUBJECT: (Optional)
-
-FROM:
-RI/AN
-TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
-building)
-
-1. CI/RA/
-Hautman
-CO
-NTIAL SECRET
-ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
-EXTENSION NO. XAAZ-17367
-DATE: 22 May 64
-
-DATE
-OFFICER'S
-INITIALS
-RECEIVED FORWARDED
-28 MAY 28 MAY AD
-1964
-1964
-COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
-to whom. Draw a line across column, after each comment.)
-
-971
-
-Document Number 706-308
-for FOIA Review on JUN 1978
-
-201-289248
-
-FORM
-3-62 610
-SECRET
-CONFIDENTIAL
-INTERNAL
-USE ONLY
-UNCLASSIFIED
-
-13-00000
-
-PLEASE NOTE:
-00
-ATTACHED TO THIS DOCUMENT, XAA2-17367. DATED 22 May 64.
-IS THE PARTIALLY DECLASSIFIED VERSION WHICH IS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC
-AT NATIONAL ARCHIVES.
-
-13-00000
-SECRET
-レ IG NO E 4.262
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-XAAZ-17367
-
-MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin
-SUBJECT:
-0
-Anonymous Telephone Calls to United States
-Embassy in Canberra, Australia, Relative to
-Planned Assassination of President Kennedy
-
-1. I refer again to paragraph two of your memorandum,
-dated 12 February 1964, relative to disseminations to the Secret
-Service made by CIA.
-
-2. On 24 November 1963, CIA received from the Department
-of the Navy a copy of a cable from the Naval Attache in Canberra,
-Australia (IN 67327, Top Secret, later downgraded to Secret),
-reporting a telephone conversation the previous day with an
-anonymous individual who had described himself as a Polish
-chauffeur for the Soviet Embassy in that city. This individual,
-while discussing several matters of intelligence interest, touched
-on the possibility that the Soviet Government had financed the
-assassination of President Kennedy. Reference was made in this
-cable to the receipt of a similar anonymous telephone call on
-15 October 1962.
-
-3. Upon receipt of this cable from Navy CIA took the
-following action:
-a. Cabled to Canberra asking full details of the
-telephone conversation of 23 November and the call made
-on 15 October 1962. It should be noted that CIA had not
-previously known of the 1962 telephone call.
-
-201-289248
-Document Number 706-308
-for FOLA Review on JUN 1976
-266 2901ΣΕΟ ΕΤΟ
-
-CROUP:
-Excluded iran autoasic
-downgrading an
-declassificatin
-201-28924
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCE AND
-NE 22 May 64
-BS COPY SECRET
-
-13-00000
-SECRET
-WARNING NOTICE
-SITIVE SOU . 5 AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-::
-3. The CIA Station in Canberra, on 17 November, furnished
-all available information on the 1962 telephone call. It appears
-that, source on that occasion stated that "Iron Curtain Countries"
-planned to pay a hundred thousand dollars for the assassination
-of President Kennedy.
-
-c. On 17 November, the CIA Canberra Station also furnished
-complete details the spontaneous telephone call of 23 November 1963.
-
-6. On 29 November, CIA disseminated this information, a
-supplied by its Canberra Station, to the white House, Department
-of State, and Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to the
-Secret Service. A copy of this dissemination in its exact text
-is attached to this memorandum
-
-4. The CIA Station to Canberra arranged for discussion of the
-calls
-In the opinion of the
-Australian authorities, the caller was a crank. In any event, they
-were not able to identify any Polish employee of the Soviet Embassy,
-the automobile described by the caller as the ons he drove, or the
-licence plate number given by him. No further information on this
-call has been received. Available evidence would tend to show that
-the caller was some type of crank. This conclusion, however, cannot
-be confirmed.
-
-5. Please note that the nature of the information in this
-memorandum and its attachment requires the use of a sensitivity
-indicator.
-
-Attachment
-
-Richard Helms
-Deputy Director for Plans
-
-SECRET
-Excluded from automatic
-downgrading and
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVO VED
-
-13-00000
-
-Distribution:
-Original & 1 - Addressee
-2 - DDP
-1- C/WH/3
-1- C/CI/SIG
-1- C/CI/RA
-1- CI/R&A/TRHall
-1- CI/R&A/201
-
-Originated by: CI/RLA/TRHall:nk/6664/21 May 1964
-SECRET
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS IND
-
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS IND
-
-13-00000
-ENC
-1
-SECRET
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITI SOURCES AND
-METICS INVOLVED
-CUT Teletype No. 85691, dated 29 November 196, tiled at 117 hours,
-to the White House, Department of State and Federal Bureau of
-Lavestigation, with a copy to the Secret Service
-1. Your attention is called to a series of anonymous tetaphone
-calls made to the office of the U... Naval Attache in Canberra,
-Australia, by a man claiming to have had knowledge about a Sovist
-plot to aceresinate the late President Kennedy. Cur first record
-of this matter is a Naval Attache cable from Canberre sent on
-34 November 1963.
-2. It appears that the coller, who professes to be the Polish
-chaaficur of a Soviet Embassy car in Canberra, first phoned in
-over a year ago, on 15 October 196z repest 1962. At that time he
-told a story about five Sevict submarineo carrying 406 to 500 Soviet
-soldiers on their way to Cuba. One purpose of this troop movement.
-he said, was to support the Governor of Mississippi. He added that
-there was a plet to pay one hundred thousand dollars to kill President
-Keansdy. Behind the plot, he said, were the Iron Curtain Countries,"
-and "Communist men in England, Hong Kong and probably some other
-countries
-3. On 21 November 196. repeat 196, the day after the
-a5assination of President Kennedy and over a year ator the first
-telephone call, a man believed to be the some person phoned the
-Embassy again and spoke to the assistant Naval Attache. The caller
-referred to his call a year back and stated he had said that the USSR
-hed pat ap 100,000 dollars for the assassination of President Kennedy.
-4. Giving what he claimed were further details about the
-assassination, the caller said that about two weeks befors (which
-would have been in early November 19631) hs was present when sa
-Australien man, 15 to 10 years old, and tell, was dispatched by
-the Soviets to the United States carrying a case about 5 to 40
-centimeters long. 50 centimeters high, and 8.5 centimetere wide.
-The momo Vasyl Two was puta in some connection with this man.
-He was put on a plane in Sydney and while the caller drove the two
-Sovint escorte back to Canberre, their shortwavs radio in the car
-was going constantly. A adio was going in the Arabsexy
-20. 2812
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-
-13-00000
-SECRET
-
-WAKNING NOTICE
-SENSITI SOURCES AND
-METHS INVOLVED
-
-alco when they arrived there. Over these radios, one of these Soviets
-transmitted numbers and "points." They remained in the Embassy, and
-that morning (apparently : November 1961), a message came through
-and toasts were drunk in Russian Vodka and the Russians present cais.
-*we have achieved what we want."
-
-5. The caller then gave "information" about the Soviet role
-in ainking a U.S. Navy maclear submarine and on Soviet subversion in
-Indonesia. He would not identify himself, and when he described the
-car he drives (as a navy blue 1952 Buick, license plate New South Wales
-CCC 6122) he added they often change plates, have flity sets in reserve,
-and can change them in five seconds.
-
-6. The caller added some vagus information about a woman
-employee of the American Embassy he things works for the Soviet
-The conversation concluded with the caller promising to write a letter
-to the Naval Attacho at the American Embassy.
-
-7. The caller spoke good English and his accont and voice did
-not change throughout the conversation, so it was assumed that be
-was not disguising his voice.
-
-8. Lustralian authorities working on this case consider the
-caller to be a crank. They state that Soviet offices in Australiz
-de tot too anything but Soviet chauffeurs, they have no record o
-their using a Polish chauffeur. They are continuing their investigation.
-
-1890? 1
-Expleted rem autematic
-Gowaging and
-declassification
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED

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-13-00000
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-SECRET
-
-MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Naval Intelligence
-Department of the Navy
-Attention: OF-9821E
-
-SUBJECT: Paul DIMITRIK (aka Pavel DYLITRUK)
-
-1. Reference is made to your communication of 1 May 1964
-requesting traces on Paul DIMITRIK (aka Pavel DYLITRUK).
-
-2. The files of this Agency contain the following pertinent
-information on Pavel DIMITRUK, born 26 February 1924 in
-Stariye-Porchi, USSR, who appears to be identical with Subject,
-and his wife Lydia DIMITRUK:
-
-a. Lydia (nee BERRYANSKAYA aka BERJANSKAIA) DIMITRUK
-was born on 3 April 1926 in Rostov, USSR. She remained in Rostov
-with her parents until she was 16, when she was deported by the
-Germans to a work camp in Germany. When the war ended she entered
-a camp for displaced persons in Duesseldorf, Germany, where she
-met and married one Karel Leduijk VERHELST, a Belgian citizen.
-With her husband she entered Belgium at an unknown date and resided
-in Antwerp. Reportedly she was a member of the Union of Soviet
-Patriots in Belgium from 1948 to 1958. Sometime in early 1952,
-while still married to VERHELST, Lydia began living with Vasiliy
-Gavrilovich (aka Pavel) KOSTENKO in Brussels. A Belgian Police
-Investigation of her
-
-CS. Copy filed in
-201-150620 Document Number 703-860
-for FOIA Review on JUN 1976 19 MAY 64
-
-SECRET
-
-CROSS FILE COPY FOR
-201-289248
-DO NOT DESTROY
-
-GROUP I
-Excluded from automatic
-downgrading and
-declassification
-
-
-
-13-00000
-
-SECRET
-
-charge concerning his activities during the war (Lydia claimed
-that she was unaware of the exact charges made against her
-father). He was also removed from his position as manager
-of the macaroni factory.
-
-(2) She wrote to her mother often and occasionally received
-correspondence from her. Her mother is glad that Lydia is in
-the West.
-
-(3) She had been associated with the Union of Soviet Patriots
-for about two years but denied knowing that the Union of Soviet
-Patriots was politically motivated or was in contact with the
-Communist Party of Belgium.
-
-(4) Her visa application, which she submitted on 27 July
-1954, was drawn up for her by her husband, Pavel DYMITRUK.
-In filling out the application form her husband had indicated a
-negative response to a question concerning association with a
-Communist Party or an organization affiliated with a Communist
-Party because she had not been "an actual member" of the Union
-of Soviet Patriots, and furthermore, it was her husband's belief
-that she was not a Communist.
-
-(5) She arrived in Brussels from Antwerp in February 1952
-and lived with her sister, Anna BOUCHAT, for several months.
-Her sister was in contact with one (fnu) MARRACHUK, an officer
-with the Soviet Repatriation Mission in Brussels who had been
-attempting to have the sister repatriate to the Soviet Union. Shortly
-after her arrival at her sister's, a woman from Liege (not further
-identified), gave her an address to go to for aid in resettling in
-Brussels. Lydia went to this address and was surprised to find
-that it was the Soviet Repatriation Mission. There she met
-MARRACHUK who tried to persuade her to return to the USSR.
-As a result, she and her sister wrote to their mother for her
-opinion on the matter and the mother advised them to stay in
-the West.
-
-/(6) She lived with
-
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-SECRET
-
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-19 March 1964
-MEMO FOR THE RECORD:
-SUBJECT: Report of Telephone Conversation
-1. On 19 March 1964, at approximately 1530 hours, Shirley
-Stetson, DO/OS operations Support Branch telephonically reported
-the following to the undersigned:
-2.
-a. She had just received a teletape answer from the Los
-Angeles 00 Field Office regarding the undersigned's request
-for a specific date and place of contact with Mrs. Monica
-F. Kramer and the specific date on which the Agency received
-the "now famous" color slide from Mrs. Kramer.
-b.
-Unfortunately, the 00 case officer who handled this
-contact has been transferred to the 00 Denver Field
-Office and is presently out on maternity leave.
-c.
-No contact reports are kept by 00 on one-time contacts
-such as the one with Mrs. Kramer.
-d. A probable, but not definite, date of the contact with
-Mrs. Kramer, as estimated by the 00 Los Angeles Field Office
-is 7 March 1962. The place of contact was Solvang, California.
-e.
-The L.A. Field Office has in its files a copy of a letter
-sent to Mrs. Kramer by the 00 case officer. In this letter,
-which was dated 17 March 1962, the case officer states "I'm
-looking forward to receiving your slides." This would imply
-that the slides were not procured at the personal contact
-on/or about 7 March.
-f. The L.A. Field Office sent Mrs. Kramer's slides to Hqs
-on 30 April 1962.
-g.
-19
-This as definite an answer as we can expect to get on this
-matter. However, if anything more specific is received at
-00, Shirley will let the undersigned know soonest.
-Shirley promised to send a copy of the L.A. Field Office
-teletape to the undersigned.
-
-SR/CI/R

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-Box 8
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-13-00000
-126/CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
-SECRET
-ROUTING
-CI
-WH
-B
-DATE
-FILE IN CS FILE NO. 201-289,248
-TO:
-30 Jun 64
-FROM: DIRECTOR
-CONFI C/WH 4
-INFO I DCI, D/DCI, DDS/CI, C/CI/SI, VR
-ADDED SSRS (CONF), VR
-CITE DIR 32214
-RYBAT REDWOOD GPFLOOR
-CS Comment: Advised that Oswald
-REF: A. 2299 NR 68739* stayed at the Torni Hotel in Helsinki
-B. 2577 (W 13382) Oper in machine nam from 10 to 11 Oct 64.
-
-1. IF OSWALD ARRIVED TORNI HOTEL 10 OCT UNLIKELY HE TOOK
-FLIGHT DESCRIBED REF B. CAN YOU DETERMINE
-
-A. TIME OSWALD ARRIVED TORNI
-
-B. WHAT NONDIRECT FLIGHTS ARRIVED FROM LOND THAT DATE
-
-2. PLEASE QUERY
-
-3. LOND BEING CHECKED FOR OSWALD DEPARTURE.
-
-END OF MESSAGE Document Number 755-324A
-JUN 1976
-C/SR/CI
-DC/SR
-CI/R&A
-WE/1/F
-WE/SPO KWalsk 30 Jun 64
-e/WELL PoFulle
-COORDINATING OFFICERS
-SECRET
-AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
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-13-00000
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-CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
-LINE 64 126 27 SECRET
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-FROM: DIRECTOR
-TO: Hels
-CONF: C/SR 5
-INFO: JWHH/VR
-
-ROUTING
-1. CI
-2. WH
-3. C
-4.
-5.
-6.
-
-ACTION CHANGE
-1 JULY 64
-CITE: DIR 32214 A
-
-C/S COMMENT: THE ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED.
-
-FROM: C/WH
-TO: C/SR
-BY: J WHITTEN, WH, 6110 IN COORDINATION
-WITH: S. DUNCAN, SR., 7735
-
-SECRET
-GROUP 1
-Excluded from automatic
-downgrading and
-declassification
-REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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-Paul Hartman
-CI/RAA
-
-ORIG: Daniel Bumstead
-UNIT AF/1/M
-EXT 6286
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-PRIORITY 28038
-INFO DUP COPY
-
-1. THIS MATTER CONCERNS PRESIDENT KENNEDY ASSASSINATION AND LEE HARVLY
-OSWALD. HENCE PLS EXPEDITE INVESTIGATION LEADS GIVEN BELOW.
-
-2. REVEREND CARL RAY JACKSON (U.S. CITIZEN) AND HIS WIFE ANN WERE
-TRANS-WORLD RADIO MIESIONARIES TANGIER AUG 55 TO MAY 64. THIEY VERY RECENTLY
-ADVISED ODENVY OF PERSONS WHO ALLEGEDLY KNEW OSWALD IN TANGIER. ALSO, 15
-YEAR OLD DAUGHTER SHIRLEY RAE CLAIMS SHE SAW OSWALD PHOTO AND RECOGNIZED HIM
-AS MAN SHE MAY HAVE SEEN OR MET TANGIER POSSIBLY AT BEATNIK HANGOUT NEAR POST
-OFFICE OR VICINITY LYCEE REGNAULT. JACKSONS DID NOT SAY WHEN OSWALD SUPPOSEDLY
-IN MOROCCO.
-3.ODENVY REQUESTED KUBARK INVESTIGATE AND FURNISHED FOLLOWING INFO 201-289248
-FROM JACKSONS RE PERSONS WHO ALLEGEDLY KNEW OSWALD:
-
-A. JACKSONS NEIGHBOR WAS ONE MRS. ELLEN BUCKINGHAM, DOB CA 1911.
-SHE LIVED AT OLD MOUNTAIN ROAD AND ASSOCIATED WITH BEATLIK ELEMENTS
-TANGIER. SHE IS WIFE OF WEALTHY CHICAGO MAN WINTHROP BUCKINGHAM.
-ACCORDING TO JACKSONS, SHE TOLD DR. GEORGE WALTER FRASER ANDERSON
-THAT SHE KNEW OSWALD IN TANGIER AND THAT A MAN AND WIFE WHO LIVED
-WITH THE BUCKINGHAMS HAD BEEN FRIENDLY WITH OSWALD. SHE DESCRIBED
-THIS MARRIED KOMKE COUPLE AS A HINDU MAN WITH A RUSSIAN WIFE WHO HAD
-
-RELEASING OFFICER
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-DAUGHTER NAMED TAMARA. MRS. BUCKINGHAM ALSO TOLD DR. ANDERSON THAT
-SHE KNEW OSWALD WHEN HE IN TANGIER, WAS SHOCKED TO HEAR HE ASSASSIN
-AND REFERRED TO HIM AS "FEAR LEE" AND A "TANGIER BEATNIK.
-B. MRS. JACKSON SAYS IDENTITY OF HINDU RUSSIAN COUPLE IS KNOWN
-TO DR. WILLIAM CAMPBELL OF NORTH AFRICAN MISSION, ENGLISH HOSPITAL,
-TANGIER.
-C. REVEREND JACKSON ALSO SAID THAT IN EARLY DECEMBER 1963 HE
-CONTACTED A RADIO SHOP FOR REPAIRS OF RADIO EQUIPMENT. REPAIR SHOP ON
-RUE GOYA OWNED BY PAUL GILL, ENGLISHMAN DOB CA 1929, ELECTRONICS
-EXPERT, ALLEGED SMUGGLER. GENERALLY KNOWN THAT SOME TIME AGO GILLS
-BOAT CONFISCATED IN PORTUGAL FOR SMUGGLING ACTIVITY. GILL TOLD
-JACKSON HE HEARD OSWALD HAD BEEN IN TANGIER MAKING FILMS IN COUNTRYSTHE
-FOR CUBA. JACKSON PRESSED FOR DETAILS BJT GILL CHANGED SUBJECT
-ALL OTHER INQUIRIES AND INVESTIGATION OF ASSASSINATION TO DATE
-PRODUCED NO INFO OSWALD EVER IN OR NEAR AFRICA.
-5. ПАМЕ CHECKS HERE NEGATIVE EXCEPT PROBABLE HITEK ONADRA FRASER
-W. ANDERSON WHO REPORTEDLY INFORMANT OF
-MOROCCO PER NMR-43 NOV 1956. PIS FORWARD BIO, DATA ON BUCKINGHAMS AND GIL
-RELEASING OFFICER
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-6. WILLGEROTH KNOWS MOST OF DRAMATIS PERSONAE AND COMMENTS AS FOLLOWS:
-RELATED
-JACKSON IS HELL MEANING WITH PROBABLY NO AXE TO GRIND AND PROBABLY
-HEARSAY HONESTLY. ELEEN BUCKINGHAM IS KIND GENEROUS BUT HIGHLY IMAGINATIVE
-TO POINT OF MYSTICISM. NOT KNOWN TO FREQUENT BEATNIK MILIEU BUT CERTAINLY
-POSSIBLE. HINDU WITH RUSSIAN WIFE IS PROBABLY KAMALAKAR (PHONETIC). THIS
-BIZARRE COUPLE MADE SPLASH TANGIER SOCIETY EARLY 1962 BY HOLDING WEEKLY
-SEANCES OF RATHER MYSTICAL PHILOSOPHICAL NATURE. AT THAT TIME WERE FLAT
-BROKE AND LIVED IN OWN APT ON MONEY AND FOOD GIVEN BY ADMIRERS AND FRIENDS.
-1
-7. WE HAVE NO INDICATION ODENVY PASSED INFO PARAS 2: AND 3 TO
-4
-ODACID BUT ARE CHECKING AND WILL ADVISE.
-5
-8. REQUEST SABETAY HANDLE LOCAL INVESTIGATION ALONG FOLLOWING LINES:
-A. ADVISE IF ANY EXISTING INFO CONFIRMS OR CONTRADICTS STATEMENTS
-IN JACKSON REPORT.
-B. CHECK ALL AVAILABLE
-RECORDS AND QUERY ODACID PERSONNEL,
-TANGIER WHO MAY HAVE INFO AND RIEXTRA/1.
-201-289248
-DETERMINE WHETHER SCIMITAR HAS ANY RECORD OF OSWALD,
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-9. PLS CABLE RESULTS INITIAL ACTIONS BY COB 17 JUNE AND TRY COMPLETE FULL
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-D. CONTACT AND RAISE PERTINENT QUESTIONS WITH BRITISH AT YOUR
-DISCRETION IN VIEW ANDERSON AND GILL NATIONALITY AND DUE GILL
-EMPORTANCE IN JACKSONS STORY.
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-REQUEST FOLLOWING FOR WARREN COMMISSION:
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-A. TIME OF OSWALDS ARRIVAL HELS 10 OCTOBER 1959 OR
-ARRIVAL TIME ALL LONDON FLIGHTS THAT DATE
-
-B. WORKING HOURS SOV CONSULATE 10 OCTOBER 1959. THIS
-NEED TO DETERMINE IF OSWALD COULD HAVE GONE DIRECTLY FROM
-AIRPORT TO CONSULATE THAT DATE.
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-XAAZ-22427
-31 Jul C4
-
-ITEM PREPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION
-BY SR/CI/RESEARCH entitled
-
-"LENGTH OF TIME REQUIRED FOR OBTAINING SOVIET TOURIST VISAS IN
-HELSINKI AND STOCKHOLM, 1964" See XAAZ-22
-for chronological listing.
-
-A memo from the Commission to CIA dated25 May 196k inquired after
-information relating to the relatively short period of time in which
-OSWALD acquired a tourist visa in Helsinki. The first attached item,
-a memo to the Commission dated 1 July 1964, provides such information
-as we could obtain on OSWALD's reconstructed timetable for travel from
-London to Helsinki. The second attached item, dated 31 July 1964,
-provides comments on length oftime required to obtain a tourist visa
-in Helsinki and Stockholm.
-
-For further information on these items, see:
-Lee H. Wigren
-
-Document Number 781-341
-
-for FOIA Review on Julit 1976
-
-WFA CI/RA
-ABSTRACT INDEX
-
-I ATT. CS COPY 201-289248
-
-13-00000
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-Number 335
-For sterile copy of this document.
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-31 July 64
-
-31 July 1964
-
-MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin
-General Counsel
-President's Commission on the
-Assassination of President Kennedy
-
-SUBJECT : Length of Time Required for Obtaining Soviet
-Tourist Visas in Helsinki and Stockholm, 1964
-
-NOT AS written
-
-1. In response to a telephone inquiry made in July 1964
-concerning the time required for issuance of a Soviet visa for a
-US businessman, the Soviet consul in Helsinki stated that he could
-issue a transit visa (valid for 24 hours) in five minutes but that for
-a longer stay he would need about a week to process a visa application
-and have Inturist arrange for lodgings. He implied that the main
-reason for delays in visa issuances was a shortage of hotel space in
-the USSR.
-
-2. A Finnish travel agency representative said in July 1964
-that he is able to obtain Soviet tourist visas for his customers within
-five days if he pushes the matter.
-
-3. A telephone check with the Soviet consulate in Stockholm in
-July 1964 revealed that normal visa processing there takes seven
-days but that this can be shortened to five days "in exceptional cases."
-The Soviet official receiving the telephone call stated that it was
-impossible to get a visa within two or three days.
-
-Document Number 781-341
-14. A Soviet official
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-Joived gataiso) tou deripes wait to maast
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-i mot saiv astvo in vonajesi tol boxlupaet sinil and gas
-binos sri tat betales doretsh ni senos isivo
-de cu
-zol tand tot asjunir svin ni (stood AS tot bilavi saiv lancei s rea
-el s
-solusiqqa selv 85 5850014 of dess & wods besa biiso en
-nisam od tadis boilgari si agaibol sol agas116 121xjul evra bas
-ni enega letadle 88 SEEN 80snaseni naiv ni aystub tol cuel
-tof viol at bisa ovitadanaaqat yanoge laveri daini
-zbitiw exames saisisi toivo nisido al sice vi
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-4. A Soviet official in Stockholm indicated in early 1964
-that visa processing for foreigners wishing to visit the USSR
-normally takes six to eight days in Stockholm but that visas for
-Swedish businessmen and other personalities of special interest
-(not defined) can be processed directly by the Soviet embassy in
-Stockholm without referral to Moscow.
-
-Richard Helms
-Deputy Director for Plans
-
-Distribution:
-Orig. & 2 - Addressee
-1 - DDP
-1 - CI/RAG
-2 - SR/CI/Research
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-
-This message relates the efforts of a sensitive source to obtain
-flight manifests for the purpose of reconstracting Oswald travel.
-Results are expected by 30 June.
-
-Document Number 746-854
-for EOIA Review on JUN 1976

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-"Info on time to proces
-JUL 64 IN 32639
-REF A. DIR 36101 and inne soviit transit visa
-B. 5082 IN 32053
-
-1. CLASTONBURY PHONED SOVIET CONSUL KARASEV WITH PURPORTED
-REQUEST FOR VISA ON BEHALF US BUSINESSMAN. KARASEV SAID HE COULD
-ISSUE TRANSIT VISA VALID FOR 24 HOURS WITHIN FIVE MINUTES OF
-APPLICATION FOR ANY STAY OVER 24 HOURS HE WOULD NEED ABOUT ONE
-WEEK PROCESS VISA AND HAVE INTOURIST GET LODGINGS. IMPLIED SCARCITY
-OF HOTEL SPACE WAS MAJOR FACTOR IN DELAY OF VISA ISSUANCE.
-
-2. FINNISH TRAVEL AGENCY REP TOLD CLASTONBURY HE CAN MANAGE GET
-SOVIET TOURIST VISA FOR HIS CUSTOMERS IN FIVE DAYS "WITH SOME
-PUSHING ON HIS SIDE".
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-3. WE DID NOT DISCUSS AMBASSADORIAL INTERVENTION WITH KARASEV
-BUT BELIEVE IT MIGHT HAVE SOME EFFECT SHOULD OUR AMBASSADOR DIRECTLY
-Dmg TRAVEL PROGRAM Document Number 772-335
-ABSTRACT
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-INTERCEDE WITH SOVIET AMBASSADOR. HOWEVER LAST MAY VISA FOR PRIVATE
-TRAVEL OF EMBASSY FIRST SECRETARY TOOK TWO WEEKS. THOUGH OUR EMBASSY
-IN MOSCOW WAS INTERVENING WITH SOVIET FOREIGN ORFRICE.
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-XAAZ-22443
-18 Sep 64
-ITEM PREPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION
-BY SR/CI/RESEARCH entitled
-"RESETTLEMENT OF US DEFECTORS IN THE USSR",
-See XAAZ-22406 for chronological listing.
-In a memo dated 12 September 1964, the Commission requested
-a backup memo on the subject of resettlement of US defectors in the
-USSR. The attached item was prepared in response and was forwarded on
-18 September 1964.
-For further information on this item, see:
-Lee H. Wigren
-AN/WEA
-CI/RA
-ABSTRACT X INDEX
-
-I ATT.
-CS COPY
-201-289248
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-13-00000.
-No problem w. release, but
-attached handwritten notes
-contain, identifies which will
-have to be checked for possible
-sensitivity;
-
-13-00000
-
-Martin
-Michell
->
-to Cuba??
-Here??
-> ended up in
-Mosc.
-
-Sloboda; Same as Dutkenicky
-Defected via EGe
-
-Pritec Dan's (G2) w gen ti Equi - arhet for
-Sov. asylum- waited & Bilin 5 whs'
-1960
-
-Dubkenicky -Polish. born US Army. un-Obtained
-Went & CSR to see fattur -
-went on to s a
-
-Hamil Cin - Aich born; m. US cit in hifoya.
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-1. AT INVITATION OF FELIX DMITREYEVICH KARASEV (201-736991),
-CLASTONBURY AND NEW AMERICAN VICE CONSUL HARRISON SHERWOOD HAD
-LUNCH WITH KARASEV AND VIKTOR VLADIMIROVICH TARATUNKIN (201-330231)
-ON 14 SEPT. DATE OBVIOUSLY SET UP TO FEEL OUT SHERWOOD, WHO SPOKE
-FINNISH WITH TARATUNKIN, THEIR ONLY COMMON LANGUAGE.
-
-2. KARASEV PROPOSED HE AND CLASTONBURY GO ON A "DU" (INFORMAL YOU)
-BASIS. WE ACCEPTED AND FOLLOWED THROUGH WITH TARATUNKIN. SHERWOOD
-PROPOSED SIMILAR TREATMENT AND WAS NOT REFUSED THIS "HONOR", ALTHOUGH
-IT APPEARED SOVTS WERE NOT PREPARED FOR THIS.
-
-3. CLASTONBURY MADE TWO WAGERS ON THE OLYMPIC GAMES WITH ABOVE
-SOVIETS WHICH WILL NECESSITATE TWO DRINKING PARTIES. A THIRD
-PARTY IS EXPECTED WITH BIRTH OF TARATUNKIN'S CHILD IN NOVEMBER.
-
-4. KARASEV SAID HE GOING ON HOME LEAVE TO SOCHI FOR ONE MONTH
-ON 19 SEPT THUS CORROBORATING HIS WIFE'S REMARKS REPORTED IN REF.
-IN QUIET CONVERSATION, NOT OVERHEARD BY TARATUNKIN, KARASEV STARTED
-TO TELL US ABOUT HIS FEELINGS ON FRIENDLY RELATIONS. REMARKED THAT
-LD
-IT WAS UNFORTUNATE TSAR NICHOLAS II COU
-NOT KEEP UP WITH TIMES
-CS
-201330231
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-"CLASSIFIED ME'Sstothis SAGE of this document.
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-IN 75963 PAGE 2
-AND THEREBY SET RUSSIA BACK FOR MANY YEARS. WE AGREED NICHOLAS
-HAD BEEN A FOOL, THEREBY REMOVING ANY MONARCHIST CONSIDERATIONS
-HE MAY HAVE HAD ABOUT US, AND ENCOURAGED HIM TO PROCEED. IN APPRE-
-CIATIVE WORDS KARASEV PRAISED AMERICA'S HELP IN THE THIRTIES
-WHICH PUT THE USSR ON ITS FEET. HOPED THAT SIMILAR COOPERATION -
-COULD NOW BE ENGINEERED TO HELP THEM WITH THEIR PRESENT DAY ECONOMIC
-DIFFICULTIES. CONTRARY REMARKS OF MANY PEOPLE, KARASEV SAID,
-HE REALIZED THE IR AUTO INDUSTRY, FOR EXAMPLE, COULD NOT BEGIN TO
-COMPETE WITH OURS AND MANY EVERY DAY ITEMS WE ENJOY ARE LUXURIES
-TO THEM. WISHED NO WAR WOULD COME BETWEEN US SO THEY COULD
-WORK AT BETTERING THEIR LIVING STANDARD. WE REPLIED WE APPRECIATED
-HIS VIEWS BUT COULD NOT UNDERSTAND WHY USSR CONTINUES ITS ANTI
-AMERICAN PROPAGANDA IF THEY TRULY DESIRE OUR SYMPATHY AND HELP.
-KARASEV SAID THAT THIS NOT TRUE. THEY NOT WAGING PROPAGANDA WAR
-WITH US. SO ENDED OUR FRAGMENTARY CONVERSATION ON THIS TOPIC.
-5. TARATUNKIN BROUGHT UP OUR "PROVOCATION" IN TONKIN BAY.
-SHERWOOD OUTLINED OUR POSITION.
-6. KARASEV DISCUSSED OSWALD CASE AND ASKED OUR OPINION. WE
-SAID THAT WARREN COMMISSION'S REPORT WOULD SOON BE OUT WITH ALL THE
-FACTS, BUT PERSONALLY WE HAD SOME RESERVATIONS AS TO WHAT REALLY
-HAPPENED TO OSWALD DURING HIS STAY IN THE USSR. KARASEV CAUGHT
-THE IMPLICATION AND REPLIED THAT THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE IF
-OSWALD HAD BEEN IN CHINA BUT NOT IN THE SOVIET UNION. HE SAID
-OSWALD HAD ONLY BEEN A DILETTANTE IN MINSK AND APPARENTLY HAD SOME
-E HE MARRIED.
-OTHER WOMEN THERE BEFORA 3448ED. KARASEV THEN SAID HE COULD
-NOT HELP BUT BELIEVE THAT RUBY WAS TOOL OF "REACTIONARY FORCES"
-SECRET
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-AND COULD NOT SEE HOW IT COULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE FOR RUBY TO HAVE
-SHOT OSWALD WITHOUT ASSISTANCE OF SOME U.S. OFFICIALS. WE TRIED
-DEBUNK THIS IMPRESSION, BUT KARASEV HELD TO HIS VIEWS.
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-26 AUGUST. WILL DISCUSS INITIALLY ON INFORMAL BASIS AND FOLLOW
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-THIS MATTER, BOTH STATION AND CHIEF PBSWING NOT OVERLY OPTIMISTIC
-INVESTIGATION WILL BE UNDERTAKEN AND COMPLETED IN TIME FOR INCLUSION
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-for FOIA Review on JUL 1976
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-4 November 1964
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-MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Rocca, Chief, CI/R&A
-SUBJECT
-:
-0
-Lee Harvey Oswald - Review of controversial data on
-201-289,248 dissident Cubans scheduled to be
-pablished by Warren Commission
-On 3 November 1964. I took Sam Halpern, Carl Trettin.
-and Nester Sanchez of the Cuban desk (WH/SA) to the Warren
-Commission. Our mission was to examine some FBI reports, called to
-our attention by Dr. Goldberg, containing references to persons in
-Cuba. The reports were unclassified and destined shortly for public
-release with most of the other Oswald case exhibits. According to
-Dr. Goldberg, some of the remarks made about the Cubans reflected
-disloyalty on their part toward the Castro regime and probably would
-hurt them when the evidence became public. We examined about two
-dozen folders containing FBI reports. Most of the information was
-developed by the FBI in the Miami area when interviewing Cuban refugees
-relative to the Oswald case.
-
-The WH representatives concurred with Dr. Goldberg's view and
-recommended that all controversal data be deleted. During the inspection,
-they recognized the names of several individuals now in Cuba who undoubt-
-edly would suffer as a result of the unsolicited publicity. Dr. Goldberg
-said that he would delete all of the offensive items and thanked us for
-our cooperation. He said that he also had invited the FBI to look over
-the material and was expecting a similar review by that agency. In any
-event, Dr. Goldberg said he would exercise his own official prerogative
-and abide by our wishes.
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-9 Sep 64
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-G-9795
-9 September 1964
-
-MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, DD/P/CI Staff
-ATTENTION : CI
-
-SUBJECT : Handwriting Identification (21, 947-X) - TSD
-Concludes that Oswald signed his Cuban visa application
-REFERENCE : Verbal Request, 4 Sept 64
-
-1. In response to reference request the signature "Lee H. Oswald"
-on a reduced size photograph of a Cuban Visa Application was compared
-with numerous writings of Oswald in Xerox copy of Vol. 3 of Exhibits in
-"Investigation of Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, November
-22, 1963" to determine if the questioned signature on the Cuban Visa
-Application was written by Oswald.
-
-2. It is our conclusion that Lee H. Oswald is the author of the
-signature in that name on the Cuban document.
-
-3. All of the exhibits furnished by Mr. Thomas R. Hall are
-attached.
-Refund
-JOSR
-
-Distribution:
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-Thoman
-Lơn H. Thomas
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-7823
-TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
-building)
-1.
-IP/AN
-2.
-3.
-4.
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-(4) Annabelle BUCAR: Source recognized her photo-
-graph immediately and gave her name correctly.
-She is the person discussed in the
-report.
-(5) Sergei RUDIN: Source recognized his photograph
-immediately and gave his name as "HUDIK" and
-RUDIMAN--BUDIMAN, the same man referred to in
-the
-report. Source said he is a close
-friend of Joe ADAMOV's. He is Jewish and was
-originally from New York, but is now a Soviet
-citizen, married to a Russian woman and father
-of three or four children. He works in the
-English language section of Radio Moscow. He
-had formerly had a very small flat of one or
-two rooms, with which he was very unhappy, but
-Radio Moscow got him an attractive and larger
-flat in a building on Peschanaya Street.
-(6) Lucy (Olga) PRAVDINA: Source recognized her
-photograph at once as the woman who bad given
-hin English lessons in 1944 or 1945 when he was
-briefly employed at Radio Moscow. He believed
-her name was Irina or something like that, and
-she had previously spent possibly ten of fifteen
-years in the United States with her husband who
-had been a TABS man there. Source could n
-recall her last name (married name) but thought
-it began with a "K". When Source first met her
-she was a program director for Radio Moscow and
-did some announcing. He said she spoke excellent
-English, was a good worker and well liked by her
-colleagues. He did not know the names LUCY and
-OLGA PRAVDIHA, and was certain neither vas her
-actual nano.
-Photographs 2 and 3: Source recognized these a8
-Annette KHENKINA, of paragraph 3 (2) above.
-5. Photograph no. 4: Source recognized number 1 as
-the person identified in paragraph 3 (6) above; and recognized
-Annette KHENKINA, Sergei HUDIMAN, and Joe ADAMOV. He did
-not recognize Nikolai SERGEYEV in this photograph.
-6. Photograph no. 5: Source recognized all persons
-in this photo, as identified in paragraphs 3 (3), (2), (4),
-and (5) above.
-SECRET
-
-13-00000
-SECRET
-7. Photograph no. 6: Source recognized number (1)
-as KHENKIN (first name not recalled), the second husband
-of Annette GOLDSHTEYN KHENKINA, and number (2) as Annette
-herself. He knew that they had a son and assumed that the
-child in this photo was that son, but he had never seen the
-child. Source provided the same information on KHENKIN
-previously included
-referred to
-in your memorandum. He added to this that the apartment
-building in the background of photograph number (3) is
-the location of the apartment which KHENKIN vas given after
-he had written a letter to STALIN complaining of quarters
-he was first given when he repatriated to the Soviet Union
-in 1945 or 1946.
-
-8. Photograph no. 7: Source recognized Annette
-KHENKINA, but did not know any of the others in the photo.
-When number (4), Marina, was pointed out to him, he stated
-that she was the right age to be Annette's daughter by her
-first husband, GOLDSHTEYN. Source had seen her as a small
-child, possibly about five or six years of age, in 1945.
-He has never seen her since, kn ew nothing more about her,
-and could not identify her photograph. Source commented
-that he had never met GOLDSHTEYN, Annette's first husband,
-but knew that he was much older than she and he speculated
-that the older man in this photograph might be Boris
-GOLDSHTEYN. Source gave the following additional information
-on Boris GOLDSHTEYN: He was some kind of engineer-technician,
-not employed by Radio Moscow. He did not approve of Annette's
-working in the radio field, and disapproved of the peop
-she worked with there and the general atmosphere of work.
-Annette was already separated or divorced from GOLDSHTEYN
-when Source first met her, sometime in 1944 or 1945. While
-Annette was still married to GOLDSHTEYN, she had an affair
-with Joe ADAMOV.
-
-9. Regarding Lev or Leo SETYAEV, Source had never
-beard the name. He was not avare that Annette KHENKINA
-had married for the third time, although he knew that she
-vas divorced from KHENKIN and that he was interested in
-marrying a woman who was an editor in a publishing house.
-
-10. Source had never heard of Lee Harvey OSWALD
-prior to his defection, and had no information regarding
-his participation in a Radio Moscow interview in late
-1959. He commented, however, that it was not unusual to
-
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-conduct interviews of this sort, and Joe ADAMOV could
-have suggested the taping of an interview. It would
-not necessarily follow that such a tape would be used for
-an actual broadcast, as such decisions were not make by
-the interviewer but by the program directors.
-
-FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS:
-
-CSCI-316/01446--64
-S.M.DOWNEY:SR/CI/KGBmbg
-Distribution:
-JAMES ANGLETON
-30 September 1964
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-WHICH EVEN SOVIETS COOPERATED TO SOME DEGREE. T/4 AGREED BUT SAID
-THAT INVESTIGATION SHOULD THEN BE MATTER OFFICIAL REQUEST FROM
-EMBASSY TO FOREIGN OFFICE.
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-MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:
-TO: Chief, SR/CI/R
-
-18 December 1964
-Sx-25600
-6
-1. Among the exhibits of DBA-82198, dated 2 October 1964, Subject:
-Lee Harvey OSWALD, was a photograph of an individual purported to be
-Anatol(iy) KHOLODOV. KHOLODOV appears in the photograph together
-with Eleonora ZIGER.
-
-2. A check of agency files on 18 December 1964 revealed no
-identifiable information on KHOLODOV. However, the individual
-appears to be identical to the Anatoliy (LNU), identified by
-Marina OSWALD, in an interview with the FBI on 31 January 1964,
-as a friend of OSWALD's unknown to her. (See Anatoliy (LNU) in
-Personality Appendix in SR/CI/R OSWALD material.)
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-SR/CI/R
-Document Number 980-933
-for FOIA Review on SEP 1976
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-Carsten to Far, Osset, 8/07/1/0
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-<?>
-...và plus cum tause to new either by rate or photograph.
-
-3. The nilosing entry appeared on the list cmn to ALIADIK:
-
-: ARSLNOV, Nikolay Feleyerlevich
-: <?>-8-1904, Tarasa
-: 000011 Issued 14-6-47
-<?>: 19 Mars 1957, accompanied by V.A
-<?>
-: Rosa R.I.9. officer
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-4. IALADIS sex this cutry and the corresponding photograph,
-ta vemanes that he thought it possible that ABMKOT nas identical
-with an ofte ho keen to be in the Ddagaie Directorato and aboen
-Interest omad the Wasted Diates and cnuda. Anchor APIAN
-yopto, the of the intender, ACADE cabid that then a fis officer travel on A
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-5. Com above, Ari vzs accmmanded on his trifo
-". A photograph and logaphic data
-AGI VA QLT cung VT
-hol a count on the entry. Aseceding to iR zecards, Vitally
-Astrovich VLASOV, ara en 20 April 1954, the mubicat of 201-10,
-La Cart reemadni diplomatic courier ixip tout dece in fubmmry
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-SECRET
-88/01 12 (174
-(cont.)
-6. RI receipts on Firley Yakovlevich AHEKUT7 (EOL-175,514)
-include on identification of his photograph (sent by name) by HIMANT.
-[AMEKUT] could be probably identical with an officer he info to have
-been in the [two] first Directorate (Foreign Directorate) es of the 1952-
-3 period (he was mostly assigned to the American or British Department.
-By the time went to the [illegible] es a communications
-intelligence with officers attached to the East India state security
-problems es of the 1952-53 period. The [complete] (201-2620,
-[illegible] that he [illegible] to italy to [illegible] the two [illegible]
-problems [illegible] as [agent] to [operational] by the [illegible]
-[illegible] for [details] The agent, rather [illegible], was to have
-[illegible] before the [illegible] and other information
-was asked [directly] by the [illegible]
-
-H.H. Smiley
-Chief, CI/CI
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-Orig. & 1 - Addressor
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-RR/CI/REL: [illegible] 26 February 1963
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-9 January 1959
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-13-00000
-23 Mar 64
-AKBENOV, Col. Nikolay
-OSWALD is not known to have ever met AKSENOV. Marina said he once
-tried and was refused. Marina stated that she had an interview with him AKSENOV
-in order to try to expedite their exit visas (according to the diary, they
-applied in August 1961). Since Marina was notified $#$#$#$#$H$A$#OHSAVA
-### in late December 1961 that they would be granted visas, she must
-have seen him between August and December 1961. No other contact,
-personal or written is known.
-1. Nikolay Vasilyevich AKSENOV, KGB type now in Cyprus, was assigned
-to Cyprus in Feb 1961. There is no indication in his 201 that he left the
-country during 1961.
-2. N.G. AKSENOV was reported by Berlin Base as a Soviet Trade Dele-
-gation official, possibly a KGB officer under cover, # apparently
-assigned to the STD in East Berlin in 1955 and 1956. No further info#
-which might confirm or deny identity with Col Nikolay.
-3. Nikolay YAKOVLEVICH AKSENOV was chief of a communications intel-
-ligence group in the KGB residency in East Berlin from October 1956 until
-April 1959 (possibly earlier and later, but no info). No identifiable
-connection to Col. Nikolay.
-see L2-174
-201-175,54
-4. Nikolay Yakovlevich AKSENOV was Soviet courier on the North America
-Scandinavia run in spring 1957 on two trips. Jan and Feb 1958, France and
-Belgium. No information identifying him with Col. Nikolay.
-5. Nikolay Aleksandrovich AKSENOV NTS employee in Frankfurt, Germany, 1954-5.
-6. Nikolay KKSENOV, Soviet Air Force
-7. Nikolay AKSENOV born 1884, reported from Japan in 1954.
-Candan's closifheit material. Stumped as cat?
-Mr
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-SEX M DOB 24
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-2. VARIANTS
-3. POSITION SECRET CASE NO. 6051429
-id/w Leningrad Technological Inst. im Lensovet *1953-56-
-(K4/0 Lab
-Organic Chemistry *1953-
-4. LOCATION @Leningrad *1953-56-
-5. OCCUPATION Organic chemistry
-Transformations of Di-tertiary and Secondary-tertiary acetylene glycols
-undo influence of sulfuric acid
-7. BIRTHDATE
-8. BIRTHPLACE USSR
-9. NATIONALITY
-10. EDUCATION *Cand Chemical Sci., Leningrad Technological Inst. im
-Lensovet 1955
-11. HONORS
-12. POL. AFFIL.
-13. CTRY. WORK FOR
-APR 1960
-SOUNDEX TO 1 LOCATION 4. ORGANIZATION 7. 5. 6. 13.
-
-RINTSEVA, Z. V. ---SOVIET RESEARCH IN ACETYLENE CHEMISTRY Leningrad Technological
-stitute im Lensovet: Ye. D. Venus-Danilova-acetylenic alcohols: '. I. Serkova,
-A. Pavlova, V. M. Albitskaya, M. V. "Gorelik, T. A. Nikolayeva, Z. V. PRINTSEVÁ, A.
-britsy.
-): CIA/SI 13-RS-59, 12 June 1959, For Official Use Only, Appendix C
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-@Leningrad #1953-56-
-4. LOCATION Organic chemistry
-5. OCCUPATION Transforamtions of Di-tertiary and Secondary-tertiary acetylene glycols
-FIELDS under influence of sulfuric acid
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-7. BIRTHDATE
-8. BIRTHPLACE USSR
-9. NATIONALITY *Cand Chemical Sci., Leningrad Technological Inst. im
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-100 15336 6075614 X240610
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-Institute im Lensovet: Ye. D. Venus-Danilova-acetylenic alcohols: I. Serkova,
-L. A. Pavlova, V. M. Albitskaya, M. V. "Gorelik, T. A. Nikolayeva, Z. V. PRINTSEVA, A.
-Fabritsy.
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-SEP 1976
-for FOIA Review on
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-ASSIGNED CUBAN GOVT FOR CANADIAN WORLD'S FAIR SCHEDULED SPRING 67. ALTHOUGH RETURN
-DATE AND ROUTE NOT KNOWN THIS TIME, POSSIBILITY EXISTS AZCUE MAY RETURN VIA MEXI.
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-ACQUAINTANCES ETC. IF AZCUE STOPS MEXI SUGGEST STATION DEVELOP ACCESS AZCUE ORDER
-ELICIT INTEL GET LATEST READING HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD REGIME AND POSSIBLY INVOLVE HIM
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-FILE
-XAAZ-36310
-23 December 1966
-MEMORANDUM TO: DC/SB/SOV
-FROM
-:
-SUBJECT : Suggested Graphological Assessment of OSWALD
-Handwriting
-
-Document Number 1013-406
-for FOIA Review on
-SEP 1976
-
-1. I discussed this informally with Mr. Arthur Dooley, CI Staff,
-who is knowledgeable on the OSWALD Case. Mr. Dooley mentioned that a
-graphological assessment had not been done to his knowledge to determine
-if personality restructuring had been attempted on OSWALD in the USSR.
-Mr. Dooley questioned whether such an assessment would really make a
-worthwhile or reliable contribution to the issue of OSWALD's motivation,
-and warrant the time and expense involved; that if such an assessment
-was attempted in any formal sort of fashion, the "official" results
-may only add confusion to the motivation issue, since such results
-would not have truly scientific validity. He noted that the samples,
-to his recollection, represented various environmental conditions ranging
-from normal passport applications, to condensed diary notations and notes;
-that a child's handwriting changes from grade school to college as the
-speed of notetaking increases and the pressure mounts. In this case you
-are dealing with a disturbed mentality as well.
-
-2. Based on his familarity with the case Mr. Dooley feels that
-OSWALD's motivation is largely explained in terms of his neurotic background,
-his failure to achieve status, and his very deep resentment to all authority.
-After his stay in the Soviet Union, OSWALD's writings indicate that he felt
-neither society had much to offer; and in effect, he rejected both.
-
-3. Mr. Dooley noted that undoubtedly other factors came into play to
-formulate OSWALD's idea to assassinate the President. For example, OSWALD
-saw a movie on TV about an attempted presidential assassination with a rifle
-shortly before his deed, which could have sparked him into action. As the
-Warren Commission has indicated, the real motive may never be known.
-
-4. Mr. Dooley said that the files are available for inspection by an
-SB officer at any time to look for handwriting samples or any other purpose,
-To view of the above, he did not feel that anything could be proved for
-tain and therefore questioned the merit of the suggestion at this time.
-
-PREPARE FOR FILSHIG
-CODE NO. (2, 3)
-IP/EDI
-INDEX
-IF/CA/V
-RYBAT REST. CODE
-IP/MB
-CABLE IDEN (11)
-NFD (8)
-IP/CRU
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-RECORD COPY
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-
-To: Chief, SR/CI/R
-
-SECRET
-
-?April 1964
-
-1. Warren Harshman - CA - Branch 4, Room 3D0109 X 6761
-was a former Redskinner for SR/IO who, in 1960 from June to September,
-made five stop-overs at Minsk. His job was that of a guide on a Maupin
-Tour's Bus that made the run from Helsinki to Warsaw and then back from
-Warsaw to Helsinki. In Minsk he stayed at the Hotel Minsk. His crypto
-was either AEHOLLY 152 or 52.
-
-2. I'll check his debriefing report for any possible personality
-data of interest. In addition to this, you might wish to consider
-showing him the Oswald photo collection for possible identification.
-
-SECRET
-SR/CI/R
-
-125

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-Assassination Records Review Board
-Final Determination Notification
-AGENCY : CIA
-RECORD NUMBER: 104-10009-10131
-RECORD SERIES : JFK
-AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 201-289248
-
-August 13, 1996
-Status of Document: Postponed in Part
-
-Number of releases of previously postponed information: 16
-Reason for Board Action: The Review Board's decision was premised on several factors
-including: (a) the significant historical interest in the document in question; (b) the
-absence of evidence that the release of the information would cause harm to the United
-States or to any individual.
-
-Number of Postponements: 3
-Postponement # 1 (Page RS1):
-Reason for Board Action: The text is redacted because it reveals the identity of an intelligence agent that
-might be withheld under Section 6(1)(A) of the JFK Act. The Board is awaiting additional evidence from
-the CIA, at which time it will reconsider the postponement.
-Substitute Language: CIA Employee
-Review Date: 05/1997
-Postponement # 2 (Page RS2):
-Reason for Board Action: The text is redacted because it reveals the identity of an intelligence agent that
-might be withheld under Section 6(1)(A) of the JFK Act. The Board is awaiting additional evidence from
-the CIA, at which time it will reconsider the postponement.
-Substitute Language: CIA Employee
-Review Date: 05/1997
-Postponement # 3 (Page RS2):
-
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 1
-
-Reason for Board Action: The text is redacted because it reveals the identity of an intelligence agent that
-properly may be withheld under Section 6(1)(A) of the JFK Act.
-Substitute Language: The information is the true name of the individual whose pseudonym is John Scelso.
-The postponed information will be opened in full on either May 1, 2001, or three months after the decease
-of the individual, whichever occurs first.
-Release Date: 05/2001
-Board Review Completed: 06/05/96
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 2
-
-JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
-IDENTIFICATION FORM
-
-AGENCY INFORMATION
-AGENCY : CIA
-RECORD NUMBER : 104-10009-10131
-RECORD SERIES : JFK
-AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 201-289248
-
-DOCUMENT INFORMATION
-Date: 07/12/96
-Page: 1
-
-ORIGINATOR : CIA
-FROM : HELMS, RICHARD, DD/P, CIA
-TO : RANKIN, J. LEE, GEN COUNSEL, WC
-TITLE : ALLEGATIONS OF PFC. EUGENE B. DINKIN. U. S. ARMY,
-RELATIVE TO ASSASSIANTION PLOT AGAINST PRESIDENT
-KENNEDY.
-DATE : 05/19/64
-PAGES : 9
-SUBJECTS : ALLEGATIONS
-DINKIN, Ε.Β.
-SWITZERLAND
-DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
-CLASSIFICATION : SECRET
-RESTRICTIONS : 1A, 1B
-CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS
-DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 06/21/93
-OPENING CRITERIA :
-COMMENTS : OSW14:V54 1993.06.21.17:46:55:810140: 7 ADDITIONAL
-FILE-ORIGINAL PAGES RELEASED TO NARA; 2 RETAINED AT CIA.
-
-[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 3
-
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 4
-
-Review Date September 1970
-
-Document No. 943
-XAAZ-17618
-19 May 1964
-
-RELEASE TO PUBLIC?
-
-|        | Yes | No | Comments | Date    |
-| :----- | :-: | :-: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-------- |
-| Mr. Dooley    |  ✓  |    | OK. EXCEPT FOR REFERENCES TO CIA STATION IN GENEVA (PAR. 2-3) WHICH SHOULD BE DELETED, AND ALSO THE CLAUSE IN PAR 2 STARTING WITH TOGETHER AND ENCODING WITH GENEVA" | 10 Sep 70 |
-| Mr. Latta (Swiss) |  ✓  |    |                                                                                                                                                                    |           |
-| Mr. Fulce    |     |    |                                                                                                                                                                    |           |
-| Mr. Br         |     |    |                                                                                                                                                                    |           |
-| MR PRATT        |  ✓  |    |                                                                                                                                                                    |           |
-| Mr. Rocca      |     |    |                                                                                                                                                                    |           |
-| Mr. Karamessines|  ✓  | @  | As alive.                                                                                                                                                 | 28 NOV-1970 |
-| Mr. Helms      |     |    |                                                                                                                                                                    |           |
-
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-Document No. 943
-XAAZ-17618
-19 May 1964
-
-RELEASE TO PUBLIC?
-Yes No Insufficient Comments Date
-Knowledge
-Mr. Dooley No 14NG65
-Mr. Hall NO 3Au65
-Mr. Kaufman
-Mr.Murphy
-Mr. Rocca
-Mr. Spera
-Mr Whitten
-Mr. Karamessines
-Mr. Helms
-
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 6
-
-ORAS
-MODIFIED
-SECRET
-943
-
-MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin
-General Counsel
-President's Commission on the
-Assassination of President Kennedy
-
-SUBJECT: Allegations of Pic. Eugene B. DINKIN,
-U.S. Army, Relative to Assassination
-Plot Against President Kennedy
-
-1. Reference is made to paragraph 2 of your memoran-
-dum, dated February 12, 1964, requesting that the Commission
-be furnished copies of disseminations relative to the
-assassination of President Kennedy that were sent to the Secret
-Service.
-
-2. Immediately after the assassinato
-Geneva, Switzerland, reported allegations concerning a plot to
-assassinate President Kennedy that were made by Píc. Eugene
-B. DINKIN, U.S. Army, serial number RA-76710292, on 6 and
-7 November 1963, in Geneva while absent without leave from
-his unit in Metz, France. Available details of this charge,
-) were disseminated as OUT
-Teletype message No. 85770, on 29 November 1963. This dis-
-semination was sent to the White House, Department of State and
-Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to the Secret Service.
-
-3. Since, cooperated with the U. S.
-Military Attache in assembling information on this affair, and the
-Military Attache reported through his channels, the Commission
-may have already received information of Pfc. DINKIN's allegations.
-
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 7
-SECRET
-
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-19 May 1964
-
-SEORET
-4. Because sensitive sources and methods were involved,
-an appropriate sensitivity indicator has been affixed to this
-memorandum and its attachment.
-Attachment - n/a
-
-Richard Helms
-Deputy Director for Plans
-
-CLOTE
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 8
-
-SECRET
-
-OUT Teletype No. 85770, dated 29 November 1963, filed at 1556
-hours to the White House, State Department and FBI, with copy
-to the Secret Service.
-
-1. Your attention is called to the following series of incl-
-dents which have produced a report alleging there was advance
-information on the assassination of the late President Kennedy.
-
-2. On 4 November 1963, a U.S. Army Pic. Eugene B.
-DINKIN, Serial number RA-76710292, about 26 years old, want
-absent without leave from his unit, Headquarters Company, U. S.
-Army General Depot, Mets, France. He was scheduled for a
-psychiatric examination that same day. He apparently entered
-Switzerland using a false Army identification card with forged
-travel orders.
-
-3. On 6 and 7 November 1963 he appeared in the press room
-of United Nations Office in Geneva and told reporters he was being
-persecuted. He also wished to alert the world to the U.S. Gover-
-ment "Propaganda Campaign". Army reports show that he volun-
-tarily returned to his unit in Mets on or about 11 November 1963.
-
-4. Around 26 November 1963, after President Kennedy had
-been assassinated, a Geneva journalist named Alex des Fontaines,
-Dininger for Time-Life and correspondent for Radio Canada, was
-reported to be filing a story to the Paris office of Time-Life
-recounting Private DINKIN's visit to Geneva and quoting DINKIN
-as having said that "they" were plotting against President Kennedy
-and that "something" would happen in Texas. Des Fontaines had
-been prompted to do this by an unidentified female reporter who had
-recalled such statements by DINKIN; des Fontaines thought he re-
-called he had heard DINKIN say something like that also and although
-he did not really believe that DINKIN had grounds for his statements
-when he made them, he filed the story just to be sure.
-
-5. All aspects of this story were known, as reported above,
-by U. S. military authorities and have been reported by military
-attache cable through military channels.
-
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 9
-SECRET
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-
-SECRET
-
-MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin
-DD/P 4-2534
-1904
-943
-DUPLIC of
-XAA2-17618
-General Counsel
-President's Commission on the
-Assassination of President Kennedy
-SUBJECT:
-Allegations of Pfc. Eugene B. DINKIN,
-U.S. Army, Relative to Assassination
-Plot Against President Kennedy
-
-1. Reference is made to paragraph 2 of your memoran-
-dum, dated February 12, 1964, requesting that the Commission
-be furnished copies of disseminations relative to the
-assassination of President Kennedy that were sent to the Secret
-Service.
-
-2. Immediately after the assassination the CIA Station in)
-Geneva, Switzerland, reported allegations concerning a plot to
-assassinate President Kennedy that were made by Píc. Eugene
-B. DINKIN, U. S. Army, serial number RA-76710292, on 6 and
-7 November 1963, in Geneva while absent without leave from
-his unit in Metz, France. Available details of this charge,
-together with information on its exploitation by Alex des Fontaines,
-a Time-Life stringer in Geneva) were disseminated as OUT
-Teletype message No. 85770, on 29 November 1963. This dis-
-semination was sent to the White House, Department of State and
-Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to the Secret Service.
-
-3. Since (the Geneva Station) cooperated with the U.S.
-Military Attache in assembling information on this affair, and the
-Military Attache reported through his channels, the Commission
-may have already received information of Pic. DINKIN's allegations.
-
-NW 54559
-DocId:32107203 Page 10
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-GROUP 1
-Excluded from autematic
-dewagring and
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-19 May 1964 1
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-cac
-SECRET
-
-4. Because sensitive sources and methods were involved,
-an appropriate sensitivity indicator has been affixed to this
-memorandum and its attachment.
-
-Attachment - a/s
-
-Distribution:
-Orig & 1 - Addressee
-2 - DDP
-1 - C/CI
-1 - C/CI/SIG
-2 - CI/R&A
-1 - CI/R&A/Hall
-1 - CI/R&A/201
-
-Originated by: CI/R&A/Hall:pm
-OLUNO
-(Signet) Richazd Elms
-Richard Helms
-Deputy Director for Plans
-
-11 May 1964
-
-WARNING MOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 11
-
-SECDET
-OUT Teletype No. 85770, dated 29 November 1963, filed at 1556
-hours to the White House, State Department and FBI, with copy
-to the Secret Service.
-
-1. Your attention is called to the following series of inci-
-dents which have produced a report alleging there was advance
-information on the assassination of the late President Kennedy.
-
-2. On 4 November 1963, a U.S. Army Plc. Eugene B.
-DINKIN, Serial number RA-76710292, about 26 years old, went
-absent without leave from his unit, Headquarters Company, U. S.
-Army General Depot, Mets, France. He was scheduled for a
-psychiatric examination that same day. He apparently entered
-Switzerland using a false Army identification card with forged
-travel order.
-
-3. On 6 and 7 November 1963 he appeared in the press room
-of United Nations Office in Geneva and told reporters he was being
-persecated. He also wished to alert the world to the U. S. Govern-
-ment "Propaganda Campaign". Army reports show that he volun-
-tarily returned to his unit in Mets on or about 11 November 1963.
-
-4. Around 26 November 1963, after President Kennedy had
-been assassinated, a Geneva journalist named Allen des Fontaines,
-stringer for Time-Life and correspondent for Radio Canada, was
-reported to be filing a story to the Paris office of Time-Life
-recounting Private DINKIN's visit to Geneva and quoting DINKIN
-as having said that "they" were plotting against President Kennedy
-and that "something" would happen in Texas. Des Fontaines had
-been prompted to do this by an unidentified female reporter who had
-recalled such statements by DINKIN; des Fontaines thought he re-
-called he had heard DINKIN say something like that also and although
-he did not really believe that DINKIN had grounds for his statements
-when he made them, he filed the story just to be sure.
-
-5. All aspects of this story were known, as reported above,
-by U. S. military authorities and have been reported by military
-attache cabin through military channels.
-NW 54559 DocId:32107203 Page 12
-WARNING NOTICE
-SENSITIVE SOURCES AND
-METHODS INVOLVED
-
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-TO : Director of Intelligence and Research
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-GL
-FROM : Deputy Director
-
-SUBJECT: RIMA SHIRAKOVA to Lee Harvey OSWALD’s
-: Excursion Guide in Moscow.
-COPY
-1. An official source has advised us that they now
-have additional information on Rima LESTROOK aka SHIRAKOVA,
-who was employed as OSWALD’s excursion guide in Moscow in
-October 1959.
-
-a. SHIRAKOVA came to the attention of the British authorities
-when she befriended the British tourists who first visited the Soviet
-Union in 1956. She and a male guide joined the party with which the
-brothers were travelling on the Soviet border. One of the brothers
-has pursued the friendship more than the other and claims that his
-relations with her have become intimate, but platonic. In fact,
-claims to first met her, who has married and has had a child. They
-have maintained a steady correspondence and he visits their home
-when he goes to the Soviet Union.
-
-b. After the birth of her child sometime in October 1963, SHIRAKOVA
-wrote and said that she had had important and was employed as a
-teacher of English in a Moscow training college.
-
-c. The two brothers last visited the ZMITROOKs at their home
-in a new housing estate in Moscow in 1959. One of the things Rima
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-ZMITROOK chowed there vas olo of colored postcards of
-places in the United States hin the dimmed and boon cont to ber
-by an American in rotary do al lent him when he was
-vielting the Soviet Union and
-of feeds.
-
-5. Rima ZMITTROKOVA ve born on 13 January
-1939 in Moscow. 102 ZMITROOK, was born ca
-29 October 1937. 2hey were to 1000 pul their daughter
-Aleksarina (Care) was baor 1933. At the time that
-the British brothers uno, LG (Valeriy) was מום
-engineering otudent. Ato zmmmnoolin reatled at
-8 Vladimirskaya, Apartade 31, 23, Moscow E
-123.
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-6. The name ZMITTRO to deported above as transmitted to
-to by tho
-Wo Lollavo, bowever, that the erilag syllable does
-not reprocenta correct epi may bo an attempt to
-recard the name to given to phorotically. We believe the
-proper tronoliteration wedli bo 2EFRUR. Picace note that the
-Lave also called DIO CO DRAITROOK.
-
-7. Going on the accumption at a deatitute American would
-tarn to the Eatoncy for wo weak appreciate your checking
-with the Erabassy in Mor they call possibly identify
-tha American who and borrowed meansy from ima
-ZUITROOM, Based on a capplied by the
-would procume American borrowed the money frem Ler come-
-time before the tait luulot in 1953. We would also appreciate your
-ecking the Embassy if they have any other information on the ZMITROOK.
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-cos United Entes Escrct Cervica
-Federal Bureau of Inversation
-CI/R&A:MPHartman:bw (31 August 1966)
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-Identification Form
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-Agency Information
-AGENCY: CIA
-RECORD NUMBER: 104-10010-10034
-RECORD SERIES : JFK
-AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 201-289248
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-Document Information
-ORIGINATOR: CIA
-FROM: ROCCA, RAYMOND G., C/CI/R&A, CIA
-TO: ROCCA, RAYMOND, C/CI/R&A, CIA
-TITLE: [Restricted]
-DATE: 03/01/1965
-PAGES: 2
-SUBJECTS: WC
-FBI AGENT LHO
-DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
-CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
-RESTRICTIONS: 1A; 1B
-CURRENT STATUS: Redact
-DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 06/21/1993
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-to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)
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-2 MAR 1965 2 - MAR 1965
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-2.
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-3.
-CI/Rocca
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-1. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH-LANGUAGE NEWS 12 AUG CARRIES FOLLOW-
-UP STORY ON THAYER WALDO BY PEARL GONZALEZ. GISI FOLLOWS.
-2. THAYER WALDO REPORTED 11 AUGUST TO BE WORKING ON A NEWS
-STORY FOR "RAPPARTS" MAGAZINE. WHILE A SPOKESMAN FOR "RAMPARTS"
-SAID WALDO HAS AN ASSIGNMENT FOR THE MAGAZINE, HE DECLINED TO
-SAY EXACTLY WHAT THE ASSIGNMENT IS OR WHERE WALDO LOCATED.
-3. WHEN THE NEUS CONTACTED WILLIAM TURNER, STAFF WRITER OF
-THE CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE AT OCON 11 AUG, HE SAID: "IST
-
-JUST BUSY TRAVELING, ICH IS Y HE HASN'T DIE TO ANYONE
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-HE WAS DETTING READY TO LEAVE FOR ANOTHER CITY."
-4. TURGER זעבט ON TO SAY THAT CALDO EXPLAINED :15 גסוככק
-TION FROM THE כרבינרטITY OF THE AFRICAS )ספר כג (געULTICO FRCK
-PRESSURES APPLIED TO Uכתכולתס וג Y POWERFUL נכמוכם והפורום
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-Dear David,
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-2. We also note that EPSTEIN in "Legend" claims that according to a CIA
-telecheck KOSTIKOV was Lee Harvey OSWALD'S KGB case officer in Mexico City.
-According to BARRON (page 335) OSWALD was in Mexico between September and
-November 1963 and was seeking to obtain a Soviet visa. There was certainly
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-1. STATION WAS UNABLE TO LOCATE ANY ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
-RELATING TO THE OSWALD CASE. WOULD LIKE TO CALL TO HOS ATTENTION
-TWO DOCUMENTS ON MICROFICHE WHICH WILL BE AVAILABLE AT HOS:
-A. IN A FILE OF RUSSIAN CONTACTS (50-8-10-6) THE FOLLOWING
-CONVERSATION BETWEEN LEE OSWALD AND A RUSSIAN, OBYRDKOV:
-"IN AT (?) MO/THE SAME PERSON WHO PHONED A DAY OR SO AG O
-AND SPOKE IN BROKEN RUSSIAN/SPEAKS TO OBYRDKOV.
-MO: HELLO, THIS LEE OSWALD (PHON) SPEAKING, I WAS AT YOUR
-PLACE LAST SATURDAY AND SPOKE TO A CONSUL, AND THEY SAID THAT THEY'D
-SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON, SO I WANTED TO FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE
-ANYTHING NEW? BUT I DON'T REMEMBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL.
-OBY: KOSTIKOV. HE IS DARK/HAIR OR SKIN?
-LEE: YES, MY NAME IS OSWALD.
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-O BY: YES, THEY SAY THAT A REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT, BUT
-NOTHING HAS BEEN RECEIVED YET,
-LEE: AND WHAT...? /OBY HANGS UP/."
-THE FOLLOWING HANDWRITTEN NOTATIONS APPEAR ON THE SHEET OF
-TRANSCRIPT: AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE "ANNIE SAW" WITH A LINE THROUGH THE
-WORDS. ALSO AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE: "INDEX", WHICH IS CROS SE D I
-OUT AND THE WORD "DONE" WRITTEN ALONG SIDE. IN THE LEFT MARGIN
-THE NOTATION "LIENVOY 1 OCT 163". ALSO IN THE LEFT MARGIN NEXT
-TO THE WORDS "LAST SATURDAY!: "28 SEPT", AND BELOW THAT: "LEE
-OSWALD (PHUN)". AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE: "REPORTED TO HOS
-ON 8 OCT 163", AND UNDER THATI "NO LOCAL DISSEM", FOLLOWED
-BY THE SIGNATURE FURTHER DOWN THE PAGE IS THE
-NOTATION: "THIS RECV'D 8 OCT '63" UNDER WHICH IS THE SIGNATURE
-
-B. IN THE LICOOKY OPS FILE (50-6-129-3) WE FIND THE
-FOLLOWING MEMO OF 5 OCTOBER 1964 FROM JOYCE H, PINEINCH (P) (AN
-AMERICAN FEMALE CONTRACT AGENT WHO APPARENTLY NO LONGER RE SI DE S
-i
-IN MEXICO): "MEXICAN COMMUNISTS WHO HAD CONTACT WITH OSWALD, AS
-HAS NOT APPEARED IN WARREN COMMISSION WRITE-UPS TO PRESS.
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-"ALL WEEKEND, ELENA GARRO DE PAZ, ELENA PAZ, (THE DAUGHTER) AND
-DEBA GARRO DE GUERRERO GALVAN SAT AROUND RECALLING DETAILS OF HAVING
-BEEN IN A GROUP WITH OSWALD HERE LAST FALL DURING THE DAYS THAT
-HE WAS IN MEXICO. THE WRITE-UPS OF THE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT
-IN THE NEWSPAPERS SPARKED THIS DISCUSSION, AND THEY APPARENTLY HAD
-NEVER REALLY SAT AROUND DETERMINED TO PIECE IT ALL TOGETHER,
-ALTHOUGH ALL THREE WERE DEEPLY AFFECTED BY KENNEDY 'S ASSASSINATION,
-SEEMED LITERALLY TO ADORE THE KENNEDY FAMILY IMAGE, STILL
-FOLLOW ROBERT KENNEDY'S CAREER WITH GREAT INTEREST AND ADMIRAT ION,
-"THE MAIN POINTS:
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-"ELENA AND DEBA ARE FIRST COUSINS OF THREE YOUNG MEXICANS NAMED
-DURAN: RUBEN, HORACIO AND LYNN. HORACIO IS THE HUSBAND OF SYLVIA
-DURAN, THE MEXICAN GIRL WHO WAS ARRESTED FOR QUESTIONING ASOUT
-OSWALD BECAUSE SHE HAD BEEN IN TOUCH WITH HIM AT THE CUBAN
-EMBASSY WHEN HE WENT THERE LOOKING FOR A VISA, (SHE IS OR HAS
-ALSO A RINGLEADER AT THE CUBAN-MEXICAN INSTITUTE CA TOKIO, I
-REMEMBER),
-i
-"WHILE OSWALD WAS HERE LAST FALL THE DURAN COUSINS INVITED THE GARRO
-SISTERS AND YOUNG ELENA PAZ TO A "TWIST PARTY" AT THE HOME OF
-RUBEN DURAN MID-WE EK, A FEW COMMUNISTS THEY KNEW (DEA IS A
-SECRET
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-:
-COMMUNIST HERSELF, AND ELENA HAS BEEN IN TOUCH WITH COMMUNISTS.
-SINCE SHE WAS A YOUNG GIRL AND WENT TO REPUBLICAN SPAIN WITH
-OC TAVIO PAZ) AND A NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO STRUCK THEM AS VERY
-PECULIAR AT THE TIME, WERE THERE. AND OSWALD WAS THERE WITH TWO
-OT HER BE ATNIK LOOKING BOYS, ONE OF WHOM WAS VERY TALL AND ALL
-THREE OF WHOM THEY REMEMBER QUITE WELL. WHEN THEY BEGAN ASKING
-QUESTIONS ABUUT THE AMERICANS, WHO WERE STANDING TOGETHER ALL
-EVENING AND DIDN'T DANCE AT ALL THEY WERE SHIFTED TO ANOTHER
-RO OM, (THE GARROS WERE.) HOWEVER, THEY WERE INTRIGUED BE CAUS E
-THEIR COUS IN SAID HE DIDN'T KNOW WHO THEY WERE, EXCEPT THAT
-SYLVIA DURAN HAD BROUGHT THEM. AND NONE OF THE OTHER GUESTS MADE
-ANY AT TEMPT TO APPROACH THEM, ALSO, WHEN THE GARROS WERE SO
-INSISTENT ABOUT MEETING THEM, THE DURANS REPLIED THAT THE BOYS
-WERE LEAVING TOWN VERY EARLY THE NEXT MORNING, THE NEXT DAY,
-WELL ALONG IN THE DAY, THE GARRO SISTERS AND ELENI TA PAZ, THE
-DAUGHTER, SAW ALL THREE BOYS TOGETHER ON INSURGENTES. IN OTHER
-WORDS, THEY HAD NOT LEFT TOWN. AT THE TIME, THEY REMARKED ABOUT
-IT.
-"AS SOON AS CSWALD'S PICTURE WAS PRINTED IN THE NEWS PAPERS ALL
-THREE CLEARLY REMEMBERED HIM. AND OF COURSE THE ARREST OF
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-SYLVIA DURAN ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD. UNDERLINED THEIR
-CERTAINTY. THEY WERE SO SICKENED (ELENA AND ELENITA) THAT
-THEY BROKE OFF THEIR RELATIONS WITH THE DURANS. HOWEVER,
-THEIR COUSINS VERY NERVOUSLY LOOKED THEM UP LATER, DEBA GARRO DE
-GUERRERO GALVAN SAYS THAT LYNN DURAN AND ONE OF THE DURAN BOYS
-HAVE MADE TRIPS TO TEXAS, AND THAT MOST CONSPICUOUSLY THEY
-HAVA ALL PROSPERED THIS LAST YEAR. ALWAYS POOR BEFORE, THEY
-NOW HAVE AN EXPENSIVE CAR EACH.
-"HORAC 10 DURAN WORKS AT "EL DIA" NEW SP AP ER."
-c. AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SECOND SHEET OF THE REPORT THE FOLLOWING
-WORDS ARE HANDWRITTEN: "RETURNED ON 21 APR 65 AS L/1 NEVER
-REGAINED CONTACT WITH ELENA GARRO DE PAZ." AFTER THESE WORDS
-THERE ARE SOME ILLEGIBLE INITIALS,
-2. FILE: DEFER. E2 IMPDET.
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-ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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-
-1. Transmitted herewith are two memoranda concerning
-the request by a U.S. lawyer to examine some photographs taken
-in September and October 1963 of an unidentified American
-entering the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. The 18 September 1972
-memorandum is from local LNERGO and provides background - related
-to an interest in the Lee Harvey Oswald case - of the
-lawyer's request. Our reply, dated 19 September 1972, is self-
-explanatory.
-
-2. It appears likely that the lawyer concerned will pursue
-his interest in the photos, and therefore we want you to be aware
-of his request.
-Document Number
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-NOV 1976
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-MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Robert T. Nischwitz
-Legal Attaché
-
-FROM : John Horton
-
-SUBJECT : LEE HARVEY OSWALD
-(105-3702, 9-18-72)
-
-The photographs which your memorandum of
-18 September 1972 requested are not in the files of
-our office. They may or may not be available in
-Washington. If you are interested in pursuing this
-matter further, the best bet is to initiate the
-request through your Washington liaison office.
-
-Distribution:
-Original - Addressee No. 15,406
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-DATE: 19 September 1972
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-Date: September 18, 1972
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-To: Mr. John Horton
-
-From: Robert T. Nischwitz
-Legal Attaché
-
-Subject: LEE HARVEY OSWALD
-(105-3702, 9-18-72)
-
-This document is for the use of your agency only and
-neither it nor its contents should be further dis-
-tributed, nor duplicated within your agency,
-without appropriate authorization.
-
-Re your memorandum #15,237, dated May 24, 1972
-in response to my memorandum dated May 15, 1972.
-
-Again, under the "Freedom of Information Act",
-Attorney Bernard Fensterwald, Jr., of Washington, D. C.
-has requested "twenty photographs of possible white male
-Americans who had been in Mexico City during September and
-October, 1963" which were shown on February 20, 1964 to
-Mexican resident Pedro Gutierrez Valencia in an effort to
-determine if Gutierrez might identify any of these unknown
-individuals as the person he previously identified as Oswald,
-whom he claimed to have observed at the Cuban Embassy, Mexico
-City, on October 1, 1963.
-
-These twenty photos were received from your office
-on February 19, 1964 and all were described as possible
-Americans who had visited the Cuban Embassy during September
-and October, 1963. Gutierrez failed to identify any of them
-as of the person he had seen there on October 1, 1963 and whom
-he believed to be Oswald. Also furnished to this office with
-the aforementioned twenty photographs were the three photos
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-of the individual who visited the Russian Embassy, Mexico
-City, on October 1 and 4, 1963, as referred to in my
-memorandum of May 15, 1972. Those same three photos were also
-previously furnished us by you on November 23, 1963.
-
-The twenty photos referred to above are not now
-available in files of this office and they may have been
-returned to your office after they were displayed to Gutierrez
-Valencia.
-
-It is requested that you advise if the twenty
-photographs are presently available in your office, and,
-if not, where they may be presently located.
-
-In the event they are available through your
-office, can they be made public?
-
-Enclosed to assist in expediting your response are
-copies of your memorandum, May 24, 1972, and my memo,
-May 15, 1972.
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