“… t? 16 i Mr. Nosenko. Yes, sir. 17 Mr. Klein. You testified before this Committee that thebe 15. was periodic physical surveillance of Lee Harvey Oswald which 19 was ordered by Moscow, to be carried out in Minsk? 20 Mr. Nosenko. Right. 21 Mr. Klein. And you testified in detail about th …”
“… answered. Must be. This 8 is how I answered question.i . 9 Mr. Klein. You testified to this Committee that the KGB 10 decided to have Lee Harvey Oswald examined by two psychiatrists .IT- You told us about how it was decided, who decided it, where . 12 it was decided. Then they found Lee …”
“… r piece of evidence, and was so considered by the Warren 3 Commission as rebutting any Russian connection with the assassi- 4 nation of Lee Harvey Oswald, and I think the key part of your 5 testimony that we are concerned with, not so much the question 6 about any inconsistencies in it, b …”
“… 123 1 Union can contact the embassy. 2 Mr. Dodd. LEt me jump onto something else quickly in the 3 time we've got. 4 You knew that Lee Harvey Oswald was a Marine? 5 Mr. Nosenko. Yes. 6 Mr. Dodd. You knew by. your answer to Mrs. Burke's question 7 a minute ago that Oswald had a student …”
“… But specifically on the Oswald case, would it 17 be correct in our assuming that it was more than three pages of 18 notes on specifically Lee Harvey Oswald after 1967? 19 Mr. Nosenko. If he was raising questions concerning also 20 Lee Harvey Oswald.”
“… Mr. Goldsmith. Is it correct to say that would be the responsibility of the Bureau? 13 Mr. Tovar. Absolutely. 4— Mr. Goldsmith•—Now, Lee Harvey Oswald returned from the 15 Soviet Union in 1962. While in the Sovietion Union he worked j 16 i as a worker in a radio factory. Upon his retur …”
“… I would like to ask you to read CIA 0786, 0 ! which is a document that this Committee obtained from the 10• Office of Security files on Lee Harvey Oswald. 11 Mr. Tovar. That sort of suggests they maintained such 12 information then. I still cannot visualize there doing it 13 today. 14! M …”
“… ct that a 201 need not be opened up on this type — this is '* ilI 19 a casual piece of information. If one could eliminate the 13 name Lee Harvey Oswald, which raises flages, it is John Doe 14: and there is nothing in this — someone might say what an SOB 15 this is but there is nothing t …”
“… 18 at that time? 1A 17 Mr. Shaw. No, not that I remember. 20 Mr.. Goldsmith. Did any CIA person ever interview you 21 1 concerning Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in Mexico City and j 22 1 the operations of the Mexico City station? 23 ! Mr. Shaw., I”
“… you, know whether the Mexico City STREET, S.W. REPORTERS B U ILD IN G , WASHINGTON, D . C. 20024 8 station ever obtained a photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald? 9 Mr. Shaw. To my understanding, they did not. I never 10 ! saw anything down there that looked like Lee Harvey Oswald. Mr. Goldsmith …”
“… gnize that person in the photograph and make that notation. 15. (Pause) 16; Mr. Goldsmith. When was the first time that the name 17 Lee Harvey Oswald came to your attention? 18 Mr. Shaw. It would have been the evening of the day of 19 the assassination. 20 Mr. Goldsmith. How did tha …”
“… he assassination of the 4 i President. And I think, and my personal belief is, that ShCZ-495 (ZVZ) hzovz • 5 *; everything points to Lee Harvey Oswald having done it, and 6 done it alone. There is nothing I have ever seen or heard which would 8 lead me to accept, for one moment, any …”
“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 come to the Cuban Consulate to obtain a visa to travel to Cuba in transit to Russia, the latter part o …”
“nt complied on 6/6/78. told the House Select Committee on Assassinations 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 …”
“… ntelligence Agency forwarded to the Warren Com mission 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 come to the Cuban Consulate to obtain a visa to travel to Cuba in transit to Russia, the latter part o …”
“… ies, informally telephoned the Russian con- sulate, with the intention of doing what she could to facilitate issuance of the Russia visa to Lee Harvey Oswald. However, they told her that there would be a delay of about four months in processing the case, which annoyed the appli- cant since, accor …”
“… 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 come to the Cuban Consulate to obtain a visa to travel to Cuba in transit to Russia, the latter part o …”
“… ies, informally telephoned the Russian con- sulate, with the intention of doing what she could to facilitate issuance of the Russia visa to Lee Harvey Oswald. However, they told her that there would be a delay of about four months in processing the case, which annoyed the appli- cant since, accor …”
“… ies, informally telephoned the Russian con- sulate, with the intention of doing what she could to facilitate issuance of the Russia visa to Lee Harvey Oswald. However, they told her that there would be a delay of about four months in processing the case, which annoyed the appli- cant since, accor …”
“… 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 come to the Cuban Consulate to obtain a visa to travel to Cuba in transit to Russia, the latter part o …”
“… Intelligence Agency forwarded to th e 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 come to the Cuban Consulate to obtain a visa to travel to Cuba in transit to Russia, the latter part o …”
“to Lee Harvey Oswald. However, they told her that there would be a delay of about four months in pro cessing the case, which annoyed the appli- cant since, acco …”
“… American Embassy in Mexico City. Alvarado reported to Embassy officials that on September 18, 1963, he had witnessed a payment of $6500 to Lee Harvey Oswald by a Cuban official in Mexico City to assassinate President Kennedy.* 11/26/63)”
“to Lee Harvey Oswald by a Cuban official in Mexico City to assassinate President Kennedy.* 11/26/63) Implied VICIA (CIA DOC MEXI 7069, But OKAY Alvarado contend …”
“… ortcoat, white pants and an open collar shirt FNbd also wore clear eyeglasses FN Alvarado contended that he FN recognized this third man as Lee Harvey Oswald (following He the assassination and after publication of Oswald's photo- graph) Alvarado alleged that while situated on the patio, 2001163 …”
“… erican Embassy in M exico Ci ty. Alvarado reported to Embassy officials that on September 18, 1963, he had witnessed a pay ment of $6500 to Lee Harvey Oswald by a Cuban official in Mexico City to assassi nat e President Kennedy.* 11/26/63) Implied VICIA (CIA DOC MEXI 7069, But OKAY Alvarado conte …”
“… ortcoat, white pants and an open collar shirt FNbd also wore clear eyeglasses FN Alvarado contended that he FN recognized this third man as Lee Harvey Oswald (following He the assassination and after publication of Oswald's photo- graph) Alvarado alleged that while situated on the patio, 2001163 …”
“… American Embassy in Mexico City. Alvarado reported to Embassy officials that on September 18, 1963, he had witnessed a payment of $6500 to Lee Harvey Oswald by a Cuban official in Mexico City to assassinate President Kennedy.* 11/26/63) Implied VICIA (CIA DOC MEXI 7069, But OKAY Alvarado contend …”
“… ortcoat, white pants and an open collar shirt FNbd also wore clear eyeglasses FN Alvarado contended that he FN recognized this third man as Lee Harvey Oswald (following He the assassination and after publi”
“he FN recognized this third man as Lee Harvey Oswald (following He the assassination and after publi cation o f Oswald's photo - graph) Alvarado alleged that w hile situated on the patio , 200 …”
“… m- mission at least in this manner--via the FBI- sensitive information which could relate to (Birch O'Neal, Memo for File, 20 Dec 63, Subj: Lee Harvey Oswald) NW 66000 Docld:32271360 Page 9 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/ OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT 20 O'Neal memorandum and its ch …”
“… m- mission at least in this manner--via the FBI- sensitive information which could relate to (Birch O'Neal, Memo for File, 20 Dec 63, Subj: Lee Harvey Oswald) NW 66000 Docld:32271360 Page 9 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DE CLASSIFICATION AND/ OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT 20 O' Neal memorandum and its …”
“… mission at least in this manner--via the FBI- sensitive information which could relate to (Birc h O'Neal , Memo for File, 20 Dec 63, Subj: Lee Harvey Oswald) NW 66000 Docld:32271360 Page 9 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/ OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT 20 O'Neal memorandum and its ch …”
“… mission at least in this manner--via the FBI- sensitive i nformation which c ould relate to (Birch O'Neal, Memo for File, 20 Dec 63, Subj: Lee Harvey Oswald) NW 66000 Docld:32271360 Page 9 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/ OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT 20 O'Neal memorandum and its ch …”
“Classification: 302 (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA-controlled documents.) in 1963 was not Lee Harvey Oswald. She stated that Azcue had only seen Oswald once while she had seen Oswald "at least three times. When Lopez said, "At least three stated t …”
“… eferred to Swenson for an answer to this question. Mr. Hidalgo was next asked what specific information AMMUG/1 provided the CIA concerning Lee Harvey Oswald. Mr. Hidalgo replied that he would rather not answer that question. Mr. Hidalgo was then asked if he knew whether Mr. Swenson had tape reco …”
“… A-1 had brought out DGI documents from Cuba upon his defection. Mr. Hidalgo was asked if any of thes DGI documents referred to or concerned Lee Harvey Oswald or the JFK assassination. He responded that he had not reviewed all these documents but that those he did review did not refer to Lee Harve …”
“… s used in Mexico by visa applicants to indicate their affiliation with Cuban Intelligence. When asked if A-1 had reported which DGI officer Lee Harvey Oswald had dealt with in Mexico City, Mr. Hidalgo would not answer. Mr. Hidalgo also would not answer if he had been stationed in Mexico. He did s …”
“… Mr. Swenson and the polygraph operator were present. Mr. Hidalgo did recall reading the results of the polygraph but did not recall whether Lee Harvey Oswald was discussed. It was his belief, however, that Oswald would have been discussed because of the length of the polygraph session. Mr. Hidalg …”
“arded As Redacted 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 come to the Cuban Consulate to obtain a visa to travel to Cuba in transit to Russia, the latter part o …”
“on 6/6/78. Ms. Tirado told the House Select Committee on Assassinations the following: Do NOT INDENT Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Con- sulate three times on September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Commission previously re- 712 X ported JIKIST p. r …”
“… ian wife, his American Com- munist Party membership card and his "Fair Play for Cuba" membership card. (Ibid., p.531) אייר Ms. Tirado found Lee Harvey Oswald's be- havior suspicious because normally a Communist traveled only with his passport as belonging to the Communist Party was illegal in Mex …”
“… the time of the Warren Commission investigation. a. LIRING/3 allegation. In 1967 a report that Silvia Buran had had intimate relations with Lee Harvey Oswald came to the attention of the Central Intelligence Agency's Mexico 731 (Wa City Station. Wallace B. Rowton meeting with LLRING/3, May 261967 …”
“he had visited Living 742 Silvia to renew acquaintances. (vid.) During the visit, Chad OK 743 744 * Duran told LIRING/3 that she had met Lee Harvey Oswald at the Cuban Consulate when he applied for a visa and had dated him on several occasions. (hbind.) Duran admitted that she had intimate rel …”
“… Station reported this information to Headquarters: First that Silvia Duran had sexual intercourse NW 66000 Docld:32271385 Page 9 -208- with Lee Harvey Oswald on several occasions when the latter was in Mexico is probably new, but adds little to the Oswald case. Second the Mexican police did not r …”
“… CUMENT forwarded As Redacte d to the Warren Commission a copy of Duran's si gned state- ment. It read as follows: ...she remembered...(that Lee Harvey Oswald) was the name of an American who had come to the Cuban Consulate to obtain a visa to travel to Cuba in transit to Russia, the latter par t …”
“… ies, informally telephoned the Russian con- sulate, with the intention of doing what she could to facilitate issuance of the Russia visa to Lee Harvey Oswald. However, they told her that there would be a delay of about four months in processing the case, which annoyed the appli- cant since, accor …”
“… DOC The Mexican government complied on 6/6/78. Ms. Tirado told the Hou se Sele ct Committee on Assassinations the following: Do NOT INDENT Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Con- sulate three times on September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Co mmission previously re- 712 X ported JIKIST p. …”
“… wife, his American Com- munist Par ty m embershi p card and his "Fair Play for Cuba" membership card. (Ibid., p.531) אייר Ms. Tirado found Lee Harvey Oswald's be- h av ior suspicious beca us e normally a”
“Ibid., p.531) אייר Ms. Tirado found Lee Harvey Oswald's be- h av ior suspicious beca us e normally a Communist traveled only with his passport as belonging to the Communist Party was illegal in …”