“… onology of Anne Goodpasture, Dec. 28, Wx.7241, entry no. 141, CIA NO. 658 When the Central 1963, Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Merio City Station that then plan in garsing information to the wanen Commission was to eliminate mention of telig …”
“… onology of Anne Goodpasture, Dec. 28, Wx.7241, entry no. 141, CIA NO. 658 When the Central 1963, Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Merio City Station that then plan in garsing information to the wanen Commission was to eliminate mention of telig …”
“… onology of Anne Goodpasture, Dec. 28, Wx.7241, entry no. 141, CIA NO. 658 When the Central 1963, Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Merio City Station that then plan in garsing information to the wanen Commission was to eliminate mention of telig …”
“… ) In addition, the informant claimed that Elena also told her story to an American official, at the Em- bassy, who claimed to represent the Warren Commission. (Ibid.) The Chief of Station noted that he had asked the informant to pursue the story (Ibid.) but there is no indication that LICHANT I e …”
“… ) In addition, the informant claimed that Elena also told her story to an American official, at the Em- bassy, who claimed to represent the Warren Commission. (Ibid.) The Chief of Station noted that he had asked the informant to pursue the story (Ibid.) but there is no indication that LICHANT I e …”
“… ) In addition, the informant claimed that Elena also told her story to an American official, at the Em- bassy, who claimed to represent the Warren Commission. (Ibid.) The Chief of Station noted that he had asked the informant to pursue the story (Ibid.) but there is no indication that LICHANT I e …”
“… ology of Anne Goodpasture, Nov. 28, 1963, WX 7241, entry no. 141, CIA No. 658.) When the Central Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Mexico City Station that their plan in passing in- formation to the Warren Commission was to eliminate men- tion o …”
“… ould be valuable and usable corroborative evidence.) NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 7 7 When the Central Intelligence Agency forwarded to the Warren Commission a copy of Duran's signed state- ment. It read as follows:”
“Agency forwarded to the Warren Commission a copy of Duran's signed state- ment. It read as follows: ...she remembered...(that Lee Harvey Oswald) was the name of an American who had …”
“… r some type of aid at the Cuban Consulate. (Supra, p. ) : NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 9 9 VI. Information not available at the time of the Warren Commission A. Silvia Duran 1. House Select Committee on Assassinations 6/6/78 Interview of Silvia Tirado Ms. Tirado (Duran divorced Horatio Duran in 1 …”
“… sassinations the following: JFK Doc. p. Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Con- sulate three times on September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Commission previously re- ported. (HSCA interview of Silvia Tirado, 6/6/78, ) Oswald first visited the Cuban Consulate at approximately 11:00 a.m., re …”
“… ology of Anne Goodpasture, Nov. 28, 1963, WX 7241, entry no. 141, CIA No. 658.) When the Central Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Mexico City Station that their plan in passing in- formation to the Warren Commission was to eliminate men- tion o …”
“… d be valuable and usable c orroborativ e evidence.) NW 66000 D ocld:32271606 Page 7 7 When the Central Intelligence Agency forwarded to the Warren Commission a copy of Duran's signed state- ment. It read as follows: ...she remembered...(that Lee Harvey Oswald) was the name of an American who had …”
“… ogy of Anne Goodpasture, No v. 28, 1963, WX 7241, entry no. 141, C IA No. 658.) When the Central Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Mexico City Station that their plan in passing in- formation to the Warren Commission was to eliminate men- tion o …”
“… ould be valuable and usable corroborative evidence.) NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 7 7 When the Central Intelligence Agency forwarded to the Warren Commission a copy of Duran's signed state- ment. It read as follows: ...she remembered...(that Lee Harvey Oswald) was the name of an American who had …”
“… ology of Anne Goodpasture, Nov. 28, 1963, WX 7241, entry no. 141, CIA No. 658.) When the Central Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headqua rter s cabled the Mexico City Station that their plan in passing in- formation to the Warren Commission was to elim inate men- tio …”
“- formation to the Warren Commission was to elim inate men- tion of telephone taps in order to prote ct their con- tinuing operations. (CIA Cable from Headquarters to Mexico Ci …”
“1606 Page 7 7 When the Central Intelligence Agency forward ed to the Warren Commission a copy of Dur an's signed state- ment. It read as follows: ...she remembered...(that Lee Harvey Oswald) was the name of an American who had …”
“… r some type of aid at the Cuban Consulate. (Supra, p. ) : NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 9 9 VI. Information not available at the time of the Warren Commission A. Silvia Duran 1. House Select Committee on Assassinations 6/6/78 Interview of Silvia Tirado Ms. Tirado (Dur an divorced Horatio Duran in …”
“… ology of Anne Goodpasture, Nov. 28, 1963, WX 7241, entry no. 141, CIA No. 658.) When the Central Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Mexico City Station that their plan in passing in- formation to the Warren Commission was to eliminate men- tion o …”
“… ould be valuable and usable corroborative evidence.) NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 7 7 When the Central Intelligence Agency forwarded to the Warren Commission a copy of Duran's signed state- ment. It read as follows: ...she remembered...(that Lee Harvey Oswald) was the name of an American who had …”
“… gy of Anne Good pa stu re, Nov. 28, 1963, WX 7241, entry no. 141, CIA No. 658.) When the Central Intelligence Agency began to work with the Warren Commission, Headquarters cabled the Mexico City Station that their plan in passing in- formation to the Warren Commission was to eliminate men- tion o …”
“… uld be valuable a nd usable corroborative evidence.) NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 7 7 When the Central Intelligence Agency forwarded to the Warren Commission a copy of Duran's signed state- ment. It read as follows: ...she remembered...(that Lee Harvey Oswald) was the name of an American who had …”
“… r some type of aid at the Cuban Consulate. (Supra, p. ) : NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 9 9 VI. Information not available at the time of the Warren Commission A. Silvia Duran 1. House Select Committee on Assassinations 6/6/78 Interview of Silvia Tirado Ms.”
“… um- stances obtaining a visa in Finland took one or two weeks; Oswald got his in two days. (Ibid. p. 160)* , " * Anson was referring to the Warren Commission Report where it is stated:”
“days. (Ibid. p. 160)* , " * Anson was referring to the Warren Commission Report where it is stated: The Department of State has advised the Commission that it has some information that in 1959 it usually took an …”
“… tending to show that Oswald had received special assistance in order to enter the Soviet Union. During the course of its investigation the Warren Commission shared Anson's concerns. In a letter to the CIA dated May 25, 1964 J. Lee Rankin inquired about the apparent speed with which Oswald's Sovi …”
“… have been very significant. J. Lee Rankin, letter to CIA, May 25, 1564 D 2676 Rankin also stated that from CIA material supplied Co to the Warren Commission, the Commission had concluded that Oswald arrived in Helsinki by plane from London on Saturday, October 10, 1959, and that Oswald had recei …”
“… ircum- stances obtaining a visa in Finland took one or two weeks; Oswald got his in two days. (Ibid., p. 160)* * Anson was referring to the Warren Commission Report where it is stated:”
“two days. (Ibid., p. 160)* * Anson was referring to the Warren Commission Report where it is stated: The Department of State has advised the Commission that it has some information that in 1959 it usually took an …”
“… tending to show that Oswald had received special assistance in order to enter the Soviet Union. During the course of its investigation the Warren Commission shared Anson's concerns. In a letter to the CIA dated May 25, 1964 J. Lee Rankin inquired about the apparent speed with which Oswald's Sovi …”
“… ist visa in from two to four days might have been very significant. J. Lee Rankm, Rankin also stated that from CIA material supplied to the Warren Commission, the Commission had concluded that Oswald arrived in Helsinki by plane from London on Saturday, October 10, 1959, and that Oswald had recei …”
“would have been someone's true name. Casasin said he has never been contacted by anybody, including the Warren Commission, about the memo. He said that his interest in Oswald as expressed in the memo was just a lead. He said the fact of no follow-up on that le …”
“… ticized for their apparent failure to fully pursue leads surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy and then to fully report to the Warren Commission the results of the investigations they did undertake. One such lead concerned the travel from Texas to Mexico City of an unidentified Cuban …”
“… ticized for their apparent failure to fully pursue leads surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy and then to fully report to the Warren Commission the results of the investigations they did undertake. One such lead concerned the travel from Texas to Mexico City of an unidentified Cuban …”
“… ticized for their apparent failure to fully pursue leads surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy and then to fully report to the Warren Commission the results of the investigations they did undertake. One such lead concerned the travel from Texas to Mexico City of an unidentified Cuban …”
“… icized for their apparent fa ilure to fully pursue leads surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy and then to fully report to the Warren Commission the results of the investigations they did undertake. One such lead concerned the travel from Texas to Mexico City of an unidentified Cuban …”
“… circum- stances obtaining a visa in Finland took one or two weeks; Oswald got his in two days. (Ibid., p. 160)* Anson was referring to the Warren Commission Report where it is stated:”
“n two days. (Ibid., p. 160)* Anson was referring to the Warren Commission Report where it is stated: The Department of State has advised the Commission that it has some information that in 1959 it usually took an …”
“… tending to show that Oswald had received special assistance in order to enter the Soviet Union. During the course of its investigation the Warren Commission shared Anson's concerns. In a letter to the CIA dated May 25, 1964 J. Lee Rankin inquired about the apparent speed with which Oswald's Sovi …”
“J. Lee Rankm Rankin also stated that from CIA material supplied letter to CIA, Noy DDPY- 15043 2676. to the Warren Commission, the Commission had concluded that Oswald arrived in Helsinki by plane from London on Saturday, October 10, 1959, and that Oswald had recei …”
“Je response to the Warren Commissions request of John A. Mclone , Director of He Central Intel igence Agency, submit ed de affidavit stating that the CIA had had no relationship of ary Send wi t h See Har vey Oswald The affidavit.dated 18 May 1964, Scittie Abed that the Agen”
“Helms before the Warren Commission. Thuermer states that the bestemory Grot of t is still reled; h er ef ore t h e in fo r m atio n yne r e quest does not i enest CIA FI A …”
“… not recall whether or not Oswald later telephoned her at the Consulate number that she gave him.707b/ Had the statements been included, the Warren Commission's conclusions would not have seemed as strong. 357”
“e statements been included, the Warren Commission's conclusions would not have seemed as strong. 357 The Committee found no evidence in this file review that Silvia Duran was either an Amer …”
“… ntelligence. 369 Visit to Cuban Consulate Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Consulate three times on September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Commission previously reported. 712/ Oswald first visited the Cuban Consulate at approxi- mately 11:00 a.m., requesting an intransit visa to Cuba with …”