“… her husband speculated that President Kennedy might have been assassinated for racial reasons. When she became aware that the assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald, she ascertained that it was the same man that approximately two months prior had been to the Cuban Consulate to solicit an intran- sit vis …”
“… ve Oswald her business phone number only because he would have to call subsequently to check whether he had obtained a visa. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Sylvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473).”
“ad obtained a visa. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Sylvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473). never called back. He Sylvia Duran was released November 24, 1963 and reanested November 27 …”
“… Ms. Treads told the Hous Commed 6/1/18 Ansanın alimo the foslaving i NW 66000 Docld:32271494 Page 8 ว (ibid Sylvia Duran Statements Page 7. Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Consulate on three times September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Commission previously reported. (HSCA interview of S …”
“… lay for Cuba" membership card. (HSCA, interview of Sylvia Duran, 6/6/78, JFK DOC. # MS. Tirado Tuxed p.531) Ms. Duran stated that she found Lee Harvey Oswald's behavior suspicious because normally a Communist traveled only with his passport because belonging to the Communist as NW 66000 Docld:322 …”
“… her husband speculated that President Kennedy might have been assassinated for racial reasons. When she became aware that the assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald, she ascertained that it was the same man that approximately two months prior had been to the Cuban Consulate to solicit an intran- sit vis …”
“… ay for Cuba" membership card. (HSCA, interview of Sylvia Duran, 6/6/78, JFK DOC. # MS. Tirado Tuxed p.531) Ms. Duran stated t hat she found Lee Harvey Oswald's behavior suspicious because normally a Communist traveled on ly w”
“hat she found Lee Harvey Oswald's behavior suspicious because normally a Communist traveled on ly w ith his passport because belonging to the Communist as NW 66000 Docld:3 …”
“… her husband speculated that President Kennedy might have been assassinated for racial reasons. When she became aware that the assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald, she ascertained that it was the same man that approximately two months prior had been to the Cuban Consulate to solicit an intran- sit vis …”
“… ve Oswald her business phone number only because he would have to call subsequently to check whether he had obtained a visa. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Sylvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473). never called back. He Sylvia Duran was released November 24, 1963 and reanested November 27 …”
“… . Treads told the Hous Commed 6/1 /1 8 Ansanın alimo the foslaving i NW 66000 Docld:32271494 Page 8 ว (ibid Sylvia Duran Statements Page 7. Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Consulate on three times September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Commission previously reported. (HSCA interview of S …”
“… lay for Cuba" membership card. (HSCA, interview of Sylvia Duran, 6/6/78, JFK DOC. # MS. Tirado Tuxed p.531) Ms. Duran stated that she found Lee Harvey Oswald's behavior suspi cious because normally a Communi st”
“. Duran stated that she found Lee Harvey Oswald's behavior suspi cious because normally a Communi st traveled only with his passport because belonging to the Communist as NW 66000 Docld:3 …”
“… her husband speculated that President Kennedy might have been assassinated for racial reasons. When she became aware that the assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald, she ascertained that it was the same man that approximately two months prior had been to the Cuban Consulate to solicit an intran- sit vis …”
“… ve Oswald her business phone number only because he would have to call subsequently to check whether he had obtained a visa. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Sylvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473). never called back. He Sylvia Duran was released November 24, 1963 and reanested November 27 …”
“… Ms. Treads told the Hous Commed 6/1/18 Ansanın alimo the foslaving i NW 66000 Docld:32271494 Page 8 ว (ibid Sylvia Duran Statements Page 7. Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Consulate on three times September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Commission prev iously”
“… lay for Cuba" membership card. (HSCA, interview of Sylvia Duran, 6/6/78, JFK DOC. # MS. Tirado Tuxed p.531) Ms. Duran stated that she found Lee Harvey Oswald's behavior suspicious because normally a Communist traveled only with his passport because belonging to the Communist as NW 66000 Docld:322 …”
“… her husband speculated that President Kennedy might have been assassinated for racial reasons. When she became aware that the assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald, she ascertained that it was the same man that approximately two months prior had been to the Cuban Consulate to solicit an intran- sit vis …”
“… ve Oswald her business phone number only because he would have to call subsequently to check whether he had obtained a visa. (Blind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Sylvia Duran, November 26, 1963, CIA #473). never called back. He Sylvia Duran was released November 24, 1963 and reanested November 27 …”
“… Ms. Treads told the Hous Commed 6/1/18 Ansanın alimo the foslaving i NW 66000 Docld:32271494 Page 8 ว (ibid Sylvia Duran Statements Page 7. Lee Harvey Oswald visited the Cuban Consulate on three times September 27, 1963, not twice as the Warren Commission previously reported. (HSCA interview of S …”
“… lay for Cuba" membership card. (HSCA, interview of Sylvia Duran, 6/6/78, JFK DOC. # MS. Tirado Tuxed p.531) Ms. Duran stated that she found Lee Harvey Oswald's behavior suspicious because normally a Communist traveled only with his passport because belonging to the Communist as NW 66000 Docld:322 …”
“Kennedy might have been assassinated for racial reasons. When she became aware that the as sassin w as Lee Harvey Oswald, she ascertained that it was the same man that approximately two months prior had been to the Cuban Consulate to solicit an intran- sit vis …”
“… wald her business phone number only because he wou ld have to call subse quent ly to check wh ether he had obtained a visa. (B lind Memo re Lee Harvey Oswald and Sy lv”
“… raph when it was published after the assassination.(((Ibid.) Sylvia Duran's arrest "underlined the Garros' certainty" that the man had been Lee Harvey Oswald. (Ibid.) Deba added that Lynn and one of the Duran brothers had made trips to Texas. (Ibid.) She added that, even though the Duran brothers …”
“… 7241, p. 94, Entry #430, CIA #2721; Blind Memo dated 10/5/64, CIA #2576). A The LiCookie memo was not inserted in either the Elena Garro or Lee Harvey Oswald "p" (personality) files but in a local leftist and Cuban project file. The Com- mittee learned about the memo from Wx-7241, a chronologi- c …”
“… 1 or October 2, 1963. (FBI 105-825555 Report, Dec. 11, 1964 entitled Lee Harvey Oswald, p. 1) The agent who wrote the report ( ) noted that Lee Harvey Oswald could not have been identical with the American allegedly observed by Mrs. Paz at the party if this party were held on the even- ing of Oct …”
“sination had established that Lee Harvey Oswald had departed Mexico NW 66000 Docld:32271503 Page 7 9 City by bus at 8:30 a.m. on Octber 2, 1963 when Ms. Paz stated that she saw Lee Harvey …”
“… e leaving the party about 2:00 a.m. (Ibid. p. 4) Lavagnini noted no Americans present at this party. He was familiar with the appearance of Lee Harvey Oswald because of publicity following the assassination of Presi- dent Kennedy but otherwise had no knowledge of him and had never seen him except …”
“… raph when it was published after the assassination.(((Ibid.) Sylvia Duran's arrest "underlined the Garros' certainty" that the man had been Lee Harvey Oswald. (Ibid.) Deba added that Lynn and one of the Duran brothers had made trips to Texas. (Ibid.) She added that, even though the Duran brothers …”
“… 7241, p. 94, Entry #430, CIA #2721; Blind Memo dated 10/5/64, CIA #2576). A The LiCookie memo was not inserted in either the Elena Garro or Lee Harvey Oswald "p" (personality) files but in a local leftist and Cuban project file. The Com- mittee learned about the memo from Wx-7241, a chronologi- c …”
“… . Paz at the party if this party were held on the even- ing of October 1 or October 2, 1963. (FBI 103-825555 Report, Dec. 11, 1964 entitled Lee Harvey Oswald, p. 1) FBI investigation of President Kennedy's assassination had established that Lee Harvey Oswald had departed Mexico NW 66000 Docld:322 …”
“… e leaving the party about 2:00 a.m. (Ibid. p. 4) Lavagnini noted no Americans present at this party. He was familiar with the appearance of Lee Harvey Oswald because of publicity following the assassination of Presi- dent Kennedy but otherwise had no knowledge of him and had never seen him except …”
“… raph when it was published after the assassination.(((Ibid.) Sylvia Duran's arrest "underlined the Garros' certainty" that the man had been Lee Harvey Oswald. (Ibid.) Deba added that Lynn and one of the Duran brothers had made trips to Texas. (Ibid.) She added that, even though the Duran brothers …”
“… 7241, p. 94, Entry #430, CIA #2721; Blind Memo dated 10/5/64, CIA #2576). A The LiCookie memo was not inserted in either the Elena Garro or Lee Harvey Oswald "p" (personality) files but in a local leftis”
“nserted in either the Elena Garro or Lee Harvey Oswald "p" (personality) files but in a local leftis t and Cuban project file. The Com- mittee learned about the memo from Wx-7241, a chronologi- …”
“… or Oc tob er 2, 1963. (FBI 105-825555 Report, Dec. 11, 1964 entitled Lee Harvey Oswald, p. 1) The agent who wrote the report ( ) noted that Lee Harvey Oswald could not have been identical with the American allegedly observed by Mrs. Paz at the party if this party were held on the even- ing of Oct …”
“… e leaving the party about 2:00 a.m. (Ibid. p. 4) Lavagnini noted no Americans present at this party. He was familiar with the appearance of Lee Harvey Oswald because of publicity following the assassination of Presi- dent Kennedy but otherwise had no knowledge of him and had never seen him except …”
“… raph when it was published after the assassination.(((Ibid.) Sylvia Duran's arrest "underlined the Garros' certainty" that the man had been Lee Harvey Oswald. (Ibid.) Deba added that Lynn and one of the Duran b ro”
“nty" that the man had been Lee Harvey Oswald. (Ibid.) Deba added that Lynn and one of the Duran b ro thers had made trips to Texas. (Ibid.) She added that, even though the Duran brothe …”
“… 41, p. 94, Entry #430, CIA #2721; Blind Memo dated 10/5/64, CIA #2576). A The LiCookie memo was not inserted in either th e Elena G arro or Lee Harvey Oswald "p" (personality) files but in a local leftist and Cuban project file. The Com- mittee learned about the memo from Wx-7241, a chronologi- c …”
“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 …”
“ent 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 …”
“… 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 …”
“… 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 latte r p”
“… 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 …”
“… ntelligence 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 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, w hich annoyed the appli- cant sin ce, acc …”
“… 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 …”
“… , informally telephoned the Ru ssi an con- sulate, with the intenti on 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 …”