“he Netherlands recently and was in contact both with the Soviet Ambassador and the Cuban Embassy). i "Later on 23 November, Maria SNETHLAGE talked again to Third Secretary SANTOS and said that 'Mr. LEE of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee' had been slandered. It was another person”
“nd Aleksey Nikolayevich POPKOV. 4 FBI FBI NW 65924 Docld:32356694 Page 7 DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT "2. According to our representative in Mexico City, PONOMAREV and POPKOV left Mexico City for Cuba on 12 November via Cubana 465 and returned to Mexico City on 18 November via Cubana.”
“[Warren Commission] NW 65924 Docld:32356694 Page 8 DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) "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.”
“n'. Army reports show that he voluntarily returned to his unit in Metz on or about 11 November 1963. "4. Around 26 November 1963, after President Kennedy had been assassina- ted, a Geneva journalist named Alex des FONTAINES, stringer for Time-Life and correspondent for Radio Cana”
“S. military authorities and have been reported by military attache cable through military channels." 30 November 1963 CSCI-3/778,894 Subject: Lee H. OSWALD. "1. Attached is an article which appeared on page 2 of the 29 November 1963 issue of the Washington Daily News. The article”
“n contact with them." 3 December 1963 DIR 86496 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) FBI "On the question of why Lee OSWALD felt that he could not get his Mexican visa extended without using his real name, the following may be germane: Mexican immigration records chec”
“by (B) indicates that the originator of the lead when not CIA and that the later r esponded to the o riginator. An entry appearing in both columns indicates that a U.S. representative abroad passed the lead in the field to the local CIA Station. The last column indicates which co”
“963 issue of Berliner Zeitung. • "REGGAB makes a favorable impress ion and is availa ble for further ques- tioning." 26 November 1963 DIR 85177 Subject: Telecon between Cuban President DORTICOS and Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas. "Following is account of telephone conversation between C”
“ent A is a resume of the observed activities of Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV and Ivan Gavrilov ich ALFERIEV as reported by a reliable source in Mexico City. Attention was given to KOSTIKον because of the indication that he is the consu l who interviewed OSWALD o n 28 September ”
“SON says, SANTOS was visi ted fre quen tly by an American gangster-type named RUBY. His story i s be ing followed up. W ILSON says he ha d on ce testi- fied about Castro activities befo re the Eastland Committee of the U.S... Senate, sometime in 1959 or 1960." 28 November 1963 DI”
“iet Ambassador and the Cuban Embassy). i "Later on 23 November, Mari a SNETHLAGE t alked again to Th ird Secretary SANTOS and said that 'Mr. LEE of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee' had been slandered. It was another person, 'na med Lee OSWALD', who had done it. SNETHLAGE is repo”
“CUM ENT "2. According to our represen tative in Mexico City, P ONOM AREV and POPKOV l eft Mexico Ci ty for Cuba on 12 November via Cubana 465 and returned to Mexico City on 18 November via Cubana. "3. A usually reliable and sensitive source reported that they probably left Mexico”
“his unit, Headquarters Company, U.S. Army General Depot, Metz, France. He was scheduled for a psy ch iatric examination that same day. He apparently entered Switzerland using a false Army identification card with forged travel orders. 5- * Navy FBI, State, White House, Secret Ser”
“ina- ted, a Geneva journalist named Alex 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 plo”
“ious activities. You are referred to the Office of Special Investigations, USAF, for possible ad dit ional information. 6 FBI NW 65924 Docld:32356694 Page 9 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMEN T 4 "4. Our information indicates that BURLEY had contact with [foreign] persons whose activities ”
“records checked by the U.S. Consulate in Nuevo Laredo and reported through the U.S. Embassy to both out o ffice and yours, showed that Lee OSWALD entered Mexico on 26 September 1963 using the name HARVEY OSWALD LEE. It may be that OSWALD feared that any attempt to extend his visa”
“2814 NW 65924 Docl d:32356694 Page 3 DESCRIP TION OF DOCUMENT 26 No vember 1963 DIR 85069 Subject: T ravel of Pro -Communist Costa Rican C on gres sman to Texas on 26 November 1963. "A usually reliable source reported on 26 November 1963, that Julio SUNOL Leal, pro-communist, pro”
“26 November colunteered the following informa- tion on Mrs. OSWALD, who had been one of his girl fri ends in Moscow. He identified her on the basis of a photo and the first name, Marina, which appeared in the 25 November 1963 issue of Berliner Zeitung. • "REGGAB makes a favorable”
“- DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) 27 November 1963 CSCI-3/778, 881 Subje ct: L ee H. O SWALD/Soviet Activ ities in Mexi co City, 18 24 November 1963 "1. For ward ed as Attachm ent A is a resume of the obs erved activities of Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV and Ivan Ga”
“TIKOV and Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERIEV as reported by a reliable source in Mexico City. Attenti on w as given to KOSTIKον because of the indication that he is the consul who interviewed OSWALD on 28 September 1963 ALFERIEV travelled with KOSTIKOV to nor- thern Mexico during the earl”
“type na med RUBY. His story is b eing followed up. WILSON says he had once te sti- fie d about Castr o activities before the Eastland Committee of the U.S... Senate, sometime in 1959 or 1960." 28 November 1963 DIR 85665 Subject: None given. "Our Station in The Hague has reported ”
“Embassy). i "Later on 23 November, Maria SNETHLAGE talked again to Third Secretary SANTOS and s aid that 'Mr. LEE of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee' had been slandered. It was another person, 'named Lee OSWALD', who had done it. SNETHLAGE is reported to have been in Cuba in Jan”
“cret Service [Warren Commission] 28 November 1963 DIR 85676 Subject: Travel of Soviet Diplomati c Co uriers. "1. Reference is made to your teletype of 8 November 1963 concerning the travel to Mexico of Soviet diplomatic couriers Valentin Germanovich PONO MAREV and Aleks ey Nikola”
“nt without leave from his unit, Headquarters Company, U.S. Army General Depot, Metz, F rance. He was scheduled for a psychiatric examination that same day. He apparently entered Switzerland using a false Army identification card with forged travel orders. 5- * Navy FBI, State, Wh”
“e in Geneva and to ld reporters he was being persec uted. He also wished to aler t th e world to th e U. S. Government 'propaganda cam- paign'. Army reports show that he voluntarily returned to his unit in Metz on or about 11 November 1963. "4. Around 26 November 1963, after Pres”
“ecalled he had heard DINKIN say something like that also, and although he did not really believe tha t 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 author”
“n] p ersons whose activities seem to have bee n qu estionable. " 6. The above information is provide d as a result of a preliminary check of our records. The records of this office contain no additional informa- tion which at this time can be identified as pertaining to the perso”
“… :NW 65924 Date: 10-25-2021 ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10102-10154 SECRET 27 April 1977 SUBJECT : Victor Espinosa Hernandez REFERENCE: SSC Final Report (Book V), Pages 78, 79, and 105 (A Cuban Exile)”
“ictor Espinosa Hernandez REFERENCE: SSC Final Report (Book V), Pages 78, 79, and 105 (A Cuban Exile) 1. Subject arrived in the United States on 2 May 1960. He was granted a POA on 18 October 1 …”
“… h steps as feasible to improve se- curity." 201-File 5. The Ageney does not have copies of the FBI reports cited in Book V of the SSC Final Report. 6. The information supplied by subjects adds little, if anything, to the overall SSC report. It simply shows that the SSC was reviewing ev …”
“7 4 April 19.77 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Comments on George de Mohrenschildt (201-155221) 1. According to the Warren Commission Report, page 283, " George de Mohrenschildt is a highly individualistic person of varied interests. He was born in (Mozyr) in the Russian Ukraine …”
“testified before the Warren Commission E2 IMPDET CL BY 061197 NMW 65924 Docld:32356728 Page 2 12918 on his acquaintance with Lee Harvey Oswald and the latter's wife. The testimony given by de Mohrenschildt and his wife appear in Volume IX of the Hearings before the President's Co”
“22 September 1976.) cover was placed on letters the United States Embassy This included opening and 5. Our files show that a mail addressed to de Mohrenschildt, c/o in Haiti, from about 1964 to 1966. photographing the contents of some letters by the Station there. The results of ”
“ald and Mr. de Mohrenschildt. (Moore's reports on these contacts are attached to the IG Memorandum.) MV 65924 Doold:32356728 Page 3 2 A”
“e's reports on these contacts are attached to the IG Memorandum.) MV 65924 Doold:32356728 Page 3 2 A 9. De Mohrenschildt appears to have lead an adventurous and colorful life as a petroleum engineer and businessman. He is both well and poorly connected, and some of his associatio”
“Oltmans was admitted to the United States in New York City as a permanent resident on 10 June 1958. a. Numerous field reports indicate that in 1956 Oltmans arranged an introduction for himself to President Sukarno. He then traveled with Sukarno during the President's trip through”
“… declara- tion by the Dutch Embassy in Washington, D. C., that he was a bona fide journalist working for bona fide newspapers. An early 1972 report stated Oltmans was attempting to have the NW 65924 Docld:32356728 Page 4 3”
“ers. An early 1972 report stated Oltmans was attempting to have the NW 65924 Docld:32356728 Page 4 3 government prosecute Luns for "lying and misleading the governme …”
“… Indonesia specifically. He claims to have grown up in Indonesia and therefore knows the condi- tions there. e. In November 1963, a liaison report described Subject as "outspoken anti-American, outspoken pro-Indonesian, and persona non-grata with the Dutch." f. In April 1967 Subject cl …”
“… printed. : g. In February 1968, Subject interviewed Jim Garrison on Dutch TV about the Kennedy assassination. h. In February 1972 a liaison report described Subject as an emotionally disturbed publicity seeker who doesn't seem to care what type publicity he receives. i. In 1972 Oltmans …”
“ur information. We have also attached at A a suggested draft reply to Mr. de Mohrenschildt's letter. Action Taken: 2. We have reviewed DDO and IG files on Mr. de Mohrenschildt. In addition, at our request, the CI Staff has run Agency traces on him and has been in touch with the F”
“revious material on him. NW 65924 Docld:32356729 Page 3. SECRET E2, IMPDET CL BY 055636 12920 SECRET 5. Mr. Helms' 3 June 1964 memorandum for the Warren Commission on the de Mohrenschildts is attached at C. It describes the Agency's interest in obtaining reports from Mr. de Mohre”
“ts of some letters by the CIA Station there. The results of this operation were shared with the FBI. : 7. Mr. de Mohrenschildt came to the attention of this office during the Rockefeller Commission investigations. We were asked to respond to a memorandum submitted to the Commissi”
“wald and Mr. de Mohrenschildt. Mr. Moore's reports on these contacts are attached at F. Conclusions: 9. Mr. de Mohrenschildt appears to have lead an adventurous and colorful life as a petroleum engineer and businessman. He is both well مه NW 65924 Docld:32356729 Page 4 -2- SECRET”
“roleum engineer and businessman. He is both well مه NW 65924 Docld:32356729 Page 4 -2- SECRET SECRET and poorly connected, and some of his associations in the past have raised serious questions. Certainly his relationship with the Oswalds has caused him considerable trouble and m”
“… ssion. About the background of the present good relations of OLTMANS with the Soviet Representation in The Netherlands, section Dis able to report the following: (This information comes from vulnerable source OPPERBAAS.) 1. In September 1970 OLTMANS says with some surprise that he sudd …”
“et Union. On 17 November OLTMANS allegedly discussed this business further with GVISHIANI in Geneva. 9. On 23 January 1972 OLTMANS will make another visit to Moscow to discuss making the above mentioned films without the participation of the NOS. At this opportunity OLTMANS will ”
“ral prosecutor of the High Council to bring action against LUNS. NW 65924 Docld:32356745 Page 4 , 3. In the morning on 18 January OLTMANS also stated that KUZNETSOV said that OLTMANS' action against LUNS will not succeed because the "bosses" stand behind LUNS. It is not clear whe”
“as designed to fill the gap in coverage by the regular news media. It was accepted in the hemisphere NW 65924 Docld:32356768 Page 8 -7- SECRET SECRET 5 as an accurate and objective reporter of events. It prepared four news bulletins a week which were distributed to 1200 Latin Ame”
“wn if the program was effective in increasing Cuban resistance. C. INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION/ESPIONAGE 1. Refugee and Defector Exploitation: Cuban refugees were entering the United States at the rate of 1700 per week during 1961-62. The Immigration and Naturalization Service (I&NS)”