“… t on the circumstances surrounding the assassination. The Mexico City Station sent a note to the gober- nacion head, Luis Echeva rria, with Silvia Duran's ad- dress, her mother's address, her brother's address, her license plate number, her home phone number, her place of work and a request …”
“… stioned on the matter. (Ibid.) The Mexico City Station did not receive prior au- thorization from CIA Headquarters to request the arrest of Silvia Duran by Mexican authorities. (See below.) Headquarters feared that such a request would jeopardize the clandestine relationship between certain …”
“… . ( Ibid.) Scott told Whitten that he could not rescind the request and that Headquarters should already have received a cable stating that Silvia Duran had been arrested. (Ibid.) After Winston Scott's con- versation with Jack Whitten , Scott called Luis Echevarria a nd stated that the Mexic …”
“… overnment for- warded to the Mexico City Station a copy of Silvia Du- ran's ten-page signed statement. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Silvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473.) She said, "Upon learning about the assassination NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 4 4 Silvia Duran and her husba …”
“… al told her that they would have to consult Moscow which would take four months. That afternoon, Oswald returned to the Cuban Consulate and Silvia Duran confirmed that he could get a Cuban visa only after he”
“urned to the Cuban Consulate and Silvia Duran confirmed that he could get a Cuban visa only after he NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 5 5 received a Russian visa. She gave Oswald her name a …”
“… wing day Headquarters sent a clarification cable to the Mexico City Station seeking to insure that neither NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 6 6 Silvia Duran nor the Cubans would have a basis for con- cluding that the Americans were behind her rearrest. (The cable stated, "We want the Mexican aut …”
“… 466, CIA No. 549; Chronology of Anne Goodpasture, December 21, 1963, Entry No. 268, CIA No. 682) Headquarters cabled that the would rely on Silvia Duran's statements and on the Consular files which the Soviets gave the State De- partment (Ibid.); (Headquarters stressed that exact, detailed i …”
“… he had to get to Russia as quickly as possible. Despite her annoyance, the declarant gave Oswald a paper***in which she put down her name, "Silvia Duran," and the number of the telephone at the con”
“a paper***in which she put down her name, "Silvia Duran," and the number of the telephone at the con sulate, which is "11-28-47" and St atu”
“e, "Silvia Duran," and the number of the telephone at the con sulate, which is "11-28-47" and St atu s in System: v09-16-96ccr JFK RECORDS Cross Reference: …”
“… e Section.) In ad dition, the Mexi co City Sta- tion found a September 28, 1963 phone call from Silvia Duran to the Soviet Consulate, where Silvia Duran stated that there was an American citizen at the Cuban Consulate who had previously visited the Soviet Consulate. (See Soviet Electronic Su …”
“urrounding the assassination. The Mexico City Station sent a note to the gober- nacion head, Luis Ec hevarria, with Silvia Duran's ad- dress, her mother's address, her brother's address, her license plate number, her home phone number, her place of work and a request …”
“… Chief of Western Hemisphere/3, stationed at Langley Headquarters, tele phoned Winsto n Scott, the Mexico Chief of Station, requesting that Silvia Duran not be”
“arters, tele phoned Winsto n Scott, the Mexico Chief of Station, requesting that Silvia Duran not be arrested. (Ibid.) Scott told Whitten that he could not rescind the request and that Headquarters should already have received a cabl …”
“… al told her that they would have to consult Moscow which would take four months. That afternoon, Oswald returned to the Cuban Consulate and Silvia Duran confirmed that he could get a Cuban visa only after he NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 5 5 received a Russian visa. She gave Oswald her name a …”
“… d her business phone number only because he would have to call subsequently to check whether he had obtained a visa. He never called back." Silvia Duran was released November 24, 1963 and rearrested November 27, 1963, when the Mexican go- vernment alleged that she was attempting to leave Mex …”
“cld:32271606 Page 6 6 Silvia Duran nor the Cubans would have a basis for con- cluding that the Ameri cans were behind her rearrest. ( The cable stated, "We want the Mexican a …”
“… 466, CIA No. 549; Chronology of Anne Goodpasture, December 21, 1963, Entry No. 268, CIA No. 682) Headquarters cabled that the would rely on Silvia Duran's statements and on the Consular files which the Soviets gave the State De- partment (Ibid.); (Headquarters stressed that exact, detailed i …”
“… ad to g et to Russia as quickly as possi ble . Despite her annoyan ce, the declarant gave Oswald a paper***in which she put down her name, "Silvia Duran," and the number of the telephone at the consulate, which is "11-28-47" and the visa application was processed anyway. It was sent to the M …”
“… 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 196 Sta”
“… SEGREGATED COLLECTION AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 24-01-02 Other Agency Equity: None DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: HSCA FROM: CIA TO: TITLE: C. SILVIA DURAN DATE: 00/00/00 PAGES: 60 DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT SUBJECT(S) : GARRO, ELENA; OSWALD, LEE, POST-RUSSIAN PERIOD, TRAVEL, TRIP TO MEXICO; WC; ARR …”
“… nce Section.) In addition, the Mexico City Sta- tion found a September 28, 1963 phone call from Silvia Duran to the Soviet Consulate, where Silvia Duran stated that there was an American citizen at the Cuban Consulate who had previously visited the Soviet Consulate. (See Soviet Electronic Su …”
“… t o n the circumstances surrounding the assassination. The Mexico City Station sent a note to the gober- nacion head, Luis Echevarria, with Silvia Duran's ad- dress, her mother's address, her brother's address, her license plate number, her home phone number, her place of work and a request …”
“… stioned on the matter. (Ibid.) The Mexico City Station did not receive prior au- thorization from CIA Headquarters to request the arrest of Silvia Duran by Mexican authorities. (See below.) Headquarters feared that such a request would jeopardize the clandestine relationship between certain …”
“… , C hief of Western Hemisphere/3, stationed at Langley Headquarters, telephoned Winston Scott, the Mexico Chief of Station, requesting that Silvia Duran not be arrested. (Ibid.) Scott told Whitten that he could not res cind the request and that Headquarters should already have received a cab …”
“… overnment for- warded to the Mexico City Station a copy of Silvia Du- ran's ten-page signed statement. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Silvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473.) She said, "Upon learning about the assassination NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 4 4 Silvia Duran and her husba …”
“… d her business phone number only because he would have to call subsequently to check whether he had obtained a visa. He never called back." Silvia Duran was released November 24, 1963 and rearrested November 27, 1963, when the Mexican go- vernment alleged that she was attempting to leave Mex …”
“… ng day Headquarters sent a cl ari fication cable to the Mexico City Station seeking to insure that neither NW 66000 Docld:32271606 Page 6 6 Silvia Duran nor the Cubans would have a basis for con- cluding that the Americans were behind her rearrest. (The cable stated, "We want the Mexican aut …”
“… 466, CIA No. 549; Chronology of Anne Goodpasture, December 21, 1963, Entry No. 268, CIA No. 682) Headquarters cabled that the would rely on Silvia Duran's statements and on the Consular files which the Soviets gave the State De- partment (Ibid.); (Headquarters stressed that exact, detailed i …”
“… he had to get to Russia as quickly as possible. Despite her annoyance, the declarant gave Oswald a paper***in which she put down her name, "Silvia Duran," and the number of the telephone at the consulate, whic h is "11-28-47" and the visa application was processed anyway. It was sent to the …”
“… SEGREGATED COLLECTION AGENCY FIL E NUMBER: 24-01-02 Other Agency Equity: None DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: HSCA FROM: CIA TO: TITLE: C. SILVIA DURAN DATE: 00/00/00 PAGES: 60 DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT SUBJECT(S) : GARRO, ELENA; OSWALD, LEE, POST-RUSSIAN PERIOD, TRAVEL, TRIP TO MEXICO; WC; ARR …”
“… ecords Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 66000 Date: 11-04-2021 see the towo yellow tabs. fee Do Review Dava 26-2-97 F C. Silvia Duran When President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963, the United States investigative agencies--FBI, CIA, Secret Service, e …”
“… nce Section.) In addition, the Mexico City Sta- tion found a September 28, 1963 phone call from Silvia Duran to the Soviet Consulate, where Silvia Duran stated that there was an American citizen at the Cuban Consulat e who had previously v isited the Soviet Consulate. (See Soviet Electronic …”
“… his point, the Mexico City Station determined that it would request the Mexican government--with whom it had a good relationship--to arrest Silvia Duran (as Silvia Duran was a Mexican citizen, she did not have di- plomatic immunity) because she might shed some light on the circumstances surr …”
“… ioned on the matter. (Ibid.) The Mexico City Station did not receive prior au- t horization from CIA Headquarters to request th e arrest of Silvia Duran by Mexican authorities. (See below.) Headquarters feared that such a request would jeopardize the clandestine relationship between certain …”
“… , Chief of Western Hemisphere/3, stationed at Langley Headquarters, telephoned Winston Scott, the Mexico Chief of Stati on, requesting that Silvia Duran not be arrested. (Ibid.) Scott told Whitten that he could not rescind the request and that Headquarters should already have received a cabl …”
“… overnment for- warded to the Mexico City Station a copy of Silvia Du- ran's ten-page signed statement. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Silvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473.) She said, "Upon learning about the assassination NW 66000 Docld:3 2271606 Page 4 4 Si lvia Duran and he r hu …”
“… d her business phone number only because he would have to call subsequently to check whether he had obtained a visa. He never called back." Silvia Duran was released November 24, 1963 and rearrested November 27, 1963, when the Mexican go- vernment alleged that she was attempting to leave Mex …”
“… 6, CIA No. 549; Chronology of Anne Goodpastu re, December 21, 19 63, Entry No. 268, CIA No. 682) Headquarters cabled that the would rely on Silvia Duran's statements and on the Consular files which the Soviets gave the State De- partment (Ibid.); (Headquarters stressed that exact, detailed i …”
“… he had to get to Russia as quickly as possible. Despite her annoyance, the declarant gave Oswald a paper***in which she put down her name, "Silvia Duran," and the number of the telephone at the consulate, which is "11-28-47" and the visa application was processed anyway. It was sent to the M …”
“on A. Silvia Duran 1. House Select Committee on Assassinations 6/6/78 Interview of Silvia Tirado Ms. Tirado (Duran divorced Horatio Duran in 1968) was never q …”
“… ecords Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 66000 Date: 11-04-2021 see the towo yellow tabs. fee Do Review Dava 26-2-97 F C. Silvia Duran When President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963, the United States investigative agencies--FBI, CIA, Secret Service, e …”
“… thing. about Armona. 8. Die Ammes provide into . 69 28 June 63 EE-390 a . was proenza of oper' linterest to CIA D. was she a target 00: A.) Silvia Duran (P61?) B) Eusebio Arcul (was le DEI) (c) Teresa Proenza NW 66000 Docld:32272535 Page 5 also १ d. Was Proenza a CiAasolt- C. What was the pr …”
“… ember 22, 1963, the United States investigative agencies--FBI, CIA, Secret Service, etc. --were asked to investigate the assassination. 351 Silvia Duran”
“cies--FBI, CIA, Secret Service, etc. --were asked to investigate the assassination. 351 Silvia Duran The Central Intelligence Agency had relied on Duran's statements... but had deleted Duran's description of Oswald as blonde and short. 706/ …”
“… t that Duran was a Cuban intelligence agent.) 368 With no corroborating evidence for Mr. Hidalgo's memory, the Committee must conclude that Silvia Duran was probably never employed by Cuban Intelligence. 369 Visit to Cuban Consulate Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Consulate three times o …”