“… m that no r eply had been received from Cuba. 8 (A) (B) * * RECIPIENT(S) FBI, State, White House - FBI, State, White House, Secret Service [Warren Commission] FBI NW 65990 Dacld:32395405 Page 9 NW 65990 Docld:32395405 Page 10 DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT. "3. This office has no information on BEYMER. …”
“… n of Disarmament Talks. "The Soviet official was recently on a trip home and returned from Moscow 9 FBI, State, White House, Secret Service Warren Commission] Full disseminat ion NW 65990 DocId:32395405 Page 11 DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) to Geneva about the end of November. When …”
“… nization in 1960. In Switzerland he has been involved in the publication La Revolution Africaine." FBI, State, White House, Secret Service [Warren Commission] - 2 - NW 65990 Decld:32395405 Page 4 DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) * USIS FBI, State, White House, Secret Service 26 Novemb …”
“… t after his conversations with SNETH- LAGE, SANTOS was furious because she had not contacted him." FBI, State, White House, Secret Service [Warren Commission] 28 Nove mb er 1963 DIR 85676 Subject: Travel of Soviet Diplomatic Couriers. "1. Reference is made to your teletype of 8 November 1963 conc …”
“… T(S) * * Navy FBI, State, White House, Secret Service Army FBI, State, White House, Secret Service FBI, State, White House, Secret Service [Warren Commission] NW 65990 Dac ld:32395405 P age 7 DES CRIP”
“BI, State, White House, Secret Service [Warren Commission] NW 65990 Dac ld:32395405 P age 7 DES CRIP TION OF DOCUMENT (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) "3. On 6 and 7 November 1963 he appeared in the Press Room …”
“… bly because little attention is paid to U.S. citizens and to infants in keep- ing travel records." FBI, State, White House, Secret Service [Warren Commission] 7 5 December 1963 DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - DIR 87189 Subject: None given. "1. We have learned that on 3 December 1963, a k nown Soviet in …”
“… , 20 December 1963, File # 105-8342, Subj: Lee Harvey OSWALD, based on WAVE info, dated 7,11,12 December 1963. Material required for use Warren Commission. AMLILAC Operation 19-152-29/1,3,4 UFGA 13775 dated January 1964 Dispatch from JMWAVE Station to Hqs. Special Affairs Staff providing …”
“… AMLOAN Operation 19-6-79/3 EGGA 3171 Dated 2 November 1964 Dispatch from Hamburg Base to Hqs. On 15 Oct 1964, after publication of the Warren Commission Report, 1 -65 5 untested source (Prof. Walter SIMON) reported the L[(Wilhelm Bernhardt following to AMLOAN-1 4 KESSLER.— 3 John 2 S …”
“13-00000 i/dmrorv - 67 - release to public by Warren Commission, report believed to have been passed to FBI Miami by WAVE Station. Concerned information from a Western diplomat alleging that the assas …”
“… of a plot against CASTRO.7 {AMWEE-iyOperational File 19-6-68/3 Vol. #4 Memo dated 4 November 1964 Shows that 8 names gleaned from the "Warren Commission documents" were checked in WH/SA/IOS (Cuba Desk) files with negative results. Reports traces attached. Set 18 2/mc”
“the wife of Chief Justice Warren, and thence into NW 65990 Docld:32112195 Page 2 SECRET file SECRET nention of the Warren Commission. Chairman Thrushchev then joined the conversation, expressing sorrow at the assassination and also inquired about Mrs. Kennedy. Thereupon h …”
“… egal Attache RELEASE 0 2. 0 FROM % : 1 CAS AJG IN THIS DU9 LENT KO 3/10/97 Elceat Panelye SUBJECT 1 ,• Document Crank Letter Concerning Warren Commission, —.(s) •>[Our office in Madrid has sent us a copy of the attached 3 Spanish-language letter addressed to the American Ambassador — Fran …”
“… Union. Did he get any guidance? Why did they permit him to leave? Papich had frequent discussions with Dulles and the CIA regarding the Warren Commission although he thinks the”
“… RECORDS SERIES : . MEMORANDUM : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : TO : TITLE : , MEETING WITH THE WARREN COMMISSION ON 12 MARCH 1964 q!' DATE :03/12/64 PAGES : 5 SUBJECTS : CIA MEETING WITH WARREN COMMISSION 0 HELMS, RICHARD ROCCA, RAYMOND , WARREN …”
“… oted that it would be possible for a member of the Com mission to visit our Chief of Station who would then be able to work out with the Warren Commission staff member the best way to handle inter views with Mexican police officials, particularly if it is desired that these interviews be in …”
“… not familiar with them. He added, however, that he would be happy to show the file with the original messages to any staff member of the Warren Commission who might come to visit him”
“… l happen soon." Asked to be more specific what would happen soon, SANTOS replied: "Just wait, just wait." 17. These data were passed to the Warren Commission by memorandum, 31 March 1964. SANTOS was reported to have 14 SECRET NW 66000 Docld:32202175 Page 2 SECRET a history of medical instability …”
“… eceived after the Kennedy assassination. We have no indication thus far in the file as to whether any action was taken on the item with the Warren Commission.”
“tion thus far in the file as to whether any action was taken on the item with the Warren Commission. 5. We have no indication in our records that there was any communication to President Johnson regarding the matter dealt with by this ques …”
“… em was such. Chairman Church. What was the name of the CIA agent who was given the responsibility for liaison between the CIA and the Warren Commission? Ch Mr. Colby. To my knowledge it is Mr. Raymond Rocca. Chairman Church. Where is it now? CO Mr. Colby. He retired at the end of De …”
“… he other photograph, the % 10 supposed Oswald photograph leaving the Embassy? Mr. Colby. I don't have that with me. It is in the + Warren Commission published report. It is in there. Ul Senator Schweiker. It is in there? C. Mr. Colby. Yes. It was cropped slightly in order to conc …”
“… ATE: 05/02/75 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : REVIEW OF AGENCY HOLDINGS REGARDING PHOTOGRAPH OF UNIDENTIFIED INDIVIDUAL IN MEXICO CITY PUBLISHED BY THE WARREN COMMISSION REFERENCE: LETTER DATED 15 APRIL 1975 BY BELIN TO KNOCHE DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : U RESTRICTIONS: 1B, DONOR …”
“… was actually shown, by Mr. Houston during a visit to the Agency, two of the twelve photographs, other than the one already published in the Warren Commission report. (It is these two.that he has published in The New York Review of Books article which Mr. Belin attaches to his memorandum.) 7. I.”
“… ef Justice Earl Warren". This memorandum and several others in close proximity describe meetings between Helms and members and staff of the Warren Commission (including "David Belin of Treasury") with respect to the Commission's use of certain information provided by the Russian defector Nosenko. …”
“… I think, more 0 14 than one. I think they have a subject file, and in that they 009 2 15 have all the documentation that went to the Warren Commission 16 through Mr. Raymond Rocca, who is my deputy. 17 And then there is a lot of undigested material that was 1 18 brought out after th …”
“… hat 76 000 14 Soviet person or of Oswald ought not to'be stated in cate- 15 gorical terms? 16 Mr. Angleton. During the period of the Warren Commission 17 we prevented as far as we could any information from Nosenko 18 going under the record, on a question of bona fides. 410 First Stre …”
“… when did you acquire the information? 10 Mr. Angleton. 1967, or thereabouts. 1 11 W A R D • PAUL Mr. Schwarz. So it was after the Warren Commission had 1 12 reached its conclusions? 13 Mr. Angleton. Did you have any such information during 14 UU9Z the life of the Warren Commis …”
“sent on a 22 mission. 23 v3 Mr. Schwarz. Suppressed by whom? 24 utr Mr. Angleton. Suppressed from the Warren Commission. 25 TOP SECRET NW 0u9a5 Page “”
“… OMVM 13 about each one of these items. As to the Nosenko information, 14 you stated that that information was suppressed from the 15 Warren Commission? 16 Mr. Angleton. The word suppression is probably not the 17 right word because, I will be very honest with you, I was told it: I th …”
“… all of a sudden they have declassified a lot of 5 stuff. And Mr. Rocha, who was the point of record of the 6 Agency's dealing with the Warren Commission, told me that 7 Nosenko stuff was the stuff they were declassifying. Now, his 8 role was not me of the executive nature. Actually it wa …”
“… on a mission. 1 Mr. Schwarz. And provided false information? 2 Now, is it your current understanding that what was 3 provided to the Warren Commission was the raw infomration 4 brought by Nosenko, or was the Warren Commission also provided 5 with the opinion of persons such as yourself …”
“… e, or misleading, because they did not 17 include any reference to debriefing by Department 13, was that 18 information provided to the Warren Commission? g io n , D .C . 2 0 0 0 3 19 Mr. Angleton. I don't know. I don't think so. But all 20 I can say there is this, to be realistic. No o …”
“… ed him the following questions. Mr. Schwarz. So you say that as far as that matter goes 8 there is no possibility that anybody on the Warren Commission 1 9 was fooled? 1 !/!3 10 Mr. Angleton. I mean, I don't think anybody was. I 11 PPcra didn't follow the Warren Commission, Rocha …”
“… ads of stuff if you really got into all of the Golitzen 14 and Nosenko and the other things that pertained, as I pointed 15 out. to the Warren Commission, to the asininity of what has 16 happened, of 27 years of experience of myself and my two 17 colleagues, that these are the facts, that …”
“19 Mr. Schwarz. You said Warren Commission. You mean 20 Rockefeller? 21| Mr. Angleton. Excuse me, Rockefeller. . . 22 4 1 0 F ir s t S tre e t, There are 20 some odd cases …”
“… 14 1~ that this man was an agent provocateur. 15 Mr. Schwarz. Did the review concern in any way the 16 handling of the matter with the Warren Commission? 17 Mr. Angleton. No, not to my knowledge. I mean, this 18 may be something. I don't think I have evern seen the review C0003 D'a V o …”
“Arata ax -31- tion which had continued until 1965. Helms also failed to inform the Warren Commission of the plots because the precise question was not asked. Helms told the Committee that he had never raised the assassination operation …”
“m1Myas tion which had continued until 1965. 4 1 Helms also failed to inform the Warren Commission of the plots because the precise question was not asked. FN Helms told the Committee that he had never raised the assassination operati …”
“… ooks) did not sell well or receive much press attention, it has been regarded as a valuable contribution by most of author Noyes' fellow Warren Commission critics.,: It can definitely be said that almost all of Noyes' findings, ‘ particularly with respect to his main character Jim Braden, …”
“… m Braden’s true identity and his ironic misfortune of being picked up at the scene of the assassination for "looking suspicious" that the Warren Commission critics now believe ranks with James McCord ’s mistake of McCord’s leaving masking of leaving tape on the doors during the Watergate br …”
“… e at that precise moment does in fact raise an incredible specter / and may indeed have been the. monumental slip-up that critics of the Warren Commission now attest to. NW 50955 DocId:32423630 Page 34 ■”
“… ing to him. Two months later, in late January of 1964, Jim Braden was interviewed by two FBI agents at his office in Beverly Hills. The Warren Commission's investigation was then in full swing and witnesses to the assassination were being questioned by the FBI and other authorities. In his …”
“… police had not fingerprinted Jim Braden or run a make on him, his true identity of Eugene Brading was never discovered by the FBI or the Warren Commission at the time of their investigation of the assassination. The Warren Commission had only routinely included Braden’s short state- ment ab …”
“11. Jim Braden: Possible Link To Jack Ruby The same inadequate .- investigative - work which led the Warren Commission to largely overlook Jack Ruby’s solid Mafia involvement, appears also have boon responsible for the failure to uncover Jim Braden's true …”
“before the assassination. according to a conclusion of the Warren Commission, Jack Ruby was also on his way to.the H.L. Hunt offices in Dallas. The Warren Commission concluded that Jack Ruby drove a woman - frien …”
“… leans. His mysterious death was finally ruled to have been a suicide. David Ferrie has been a target of investigation by critics of the Warren Commission ever since the assassination. In fact the EBI and Secret Service both investigated a possible Ferrie role immediately after the assassina …”
“I. .Carry-over from Church report A, Relationship between agencies and Warren Commission L. Warren Comm, staff has never been interviewed in depth. Many have not been interviewed at all. The Commission had; particular staff a …”
“… t prospect? Who was responsible for the deletion, and what impact, if any, did that have on the later 0/ withholding of info 'from . the Warren Commission and on the agencies’ failure to investigate retaliation? ' 3. Weimust find out exactly who was on this Committee .at eaqh”
“Book V, P. 5 There was no indication that the Castro assassination plots were brought to the Warren Commission's attention in anyway . ‘‘The subordinate 'officers at the FBI and the CIA who acted as liaison with the Warren Commission did not know …”