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“… : TITLE : DATE : PAGES : SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS : : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA FBI BRANIGAN, W.A. SULLIVAN, W.C. MEMORANDUM:ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, NOVEMBER 22, 1963, DALLAS, TEXAS 04/04/67 4 NO …”
“… 1 and FS Dispatch #317 dated December 12, 1961); one Office of Naval Intelligence memor- andum (May 26, 1962 from H. T. Hadenberg); and two FBI Reports. Mr. Hartman stated the FBI Reports were reports of SA John Fain dated August 30, 1962 and July 3, 1961. Mr. Wall stated the FBI Re …”
“… exico City, 18-24 1963." "Subject November 6. DIR 85657, November 29, 1963 7. DIR-85668 8. DIR 85714 " 9. DIR 85670 t 10. DIR 85676 11 " to FBI DIR 86054, November 30, 1963, to Mexi and WAVE 11. 12. Memo, for DC/CI, Subject: Lee Harvey Oswald, December 2, 1963. Oswald 201 File XAA2 …”
“… a and a member of Truth and Consequences Inc., a private association of Garrison supporters who have donated funds to Garrison's office. An FBI report of 10 October 1967 stated that Robertson wanted another businessman to file charges of theft or fraud against Novel in connection wi …”
“… py Shop, Washington, NA 8-1462. (Comment: See sub- paragraph n, above.) t. 14 October 1968. Mr. Logan. No further information. (Comment: An FBI report of 11 May 1967 says that a source of the Bureau's New Orleans office was in contact with a landlady who told Andrew Sciambria, an in …”
“… eft a calling card with the firm name "REDEX-PACIFIC". He explained he had to have new cards printed. TURNER, reportedly dismissed from the FBI in 1961, is noted to have authored an article in the November 1966 tasue of RAMPARTS Magazine in which he describes alleged wiretapping, su …”
“th the FBI. Soltera, whom he claimed to represent, is assistant managing ditor of RAMPARTS Magazine. Role of FURR and BAST in CIA Meeting of Exile. (T …”
“… a and a member of Truth and Consequences Inc., a private association of Garrison supporters who have donated funds to Garrison's office. An FBI report of 10^{\circ} October 1967 stated that Robertson wanted another businessman to file charges of theft or fraud against Novel in conne …”
“… py Shop, Washington, NA 8-1462. (Comment: See sub- paragraph n, above.) t. 14 October 1968. Mr. Logan. No further information. (Comment: An FBI report of 11 May 1967 says that a source of the Bureau's New Orleans office was in contact with a landlady who told Andrew Sciambria, an in …”
“… Interview - James Earl Ray Dick Ober (then in CI) who wrote all the early Ray cables, recalls that he had numerous discussions with the FBI on the matter, and is certain that whatever we did was undertaken at the request of the FBI. Because of the fast moving situation, feste …”
“attache if any in your country." There is a scribbled note in the file, presumably in Ober's hand, which reads: "4. Ray fingerprints: FBI agreed to my proposal we send to field for liaison." Ober, also logically points out that the FBI •would not have provided us later with …”
“… . There has been some mention of KITTY HAWK in the press in connection with the current investigation of the fate of Nicholas SHADRIN, an FBI- CIA double agent who disappeared in 1975 while in Vienna for a meeting with the KGB. - In spite of the”
“… ses' testimony and we have taken it deliberately so that nobody can say that we have just been rubber stamped for the Secret Service or the FBI or anybody else. Well, I told her in great detail at dinner because you had told me only a few days ago, the depth and the penetration of y …”
“… ses' testimony and we have taken it deliberately so that nobody can say that we have just been rubber stamped for the Secret Service or the FBI or anybody else. Well, I told her in great detail at dinner because you had told me only a few days ago, the depth and the penetration of y …”
“… estimony and we ha ve tak en it deliberately so tha t nob ody can s ay that we have just been rubber stamped for the Secret Servic e or the FBI or anybody else. Well, I told her in great detail at dinner because you had told me only a few days ago, the depth and the penetration of y …”
“… testimon y and we have tak en it delibe rately so tha t nobody can say that we have jus t been rubber stamped for the Secret Service or the FBI or anybody e”
“nobody can say that we have jus t been rubber stamped for the Secret Service or the FBI or anybody e lse. Well, I told her in great detail at dinner because you had told me only a few days ago, the depth and the penetration of …”
“… ON CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-10322-10265 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CIA-EXEC REG FILES DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR: ۱ FBI FROM: HOOVER. FBI TO: DIRECTOR, CIA TITLE : MEMO: LEE HARVEY OSWALD/COMPILATION OF FACTS KNOWN TO DATE DATE: 06/05/1964 PAGES : 16 SUBJECTS …”
“… vities while there; allegations by various individuals concerning Oswald's Mexican contacts. NW 65990 Docld:32403819 Page 3 PROPERTY OF THE FBI This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FDI. It is the property of the FEI and is loaned to your agency; it a …”
“FBI Laboratory Examination of OSWALD'S Tourist Card 4 (D) Closing of United States-Mexican Border 5 (E) Mexican Newspaper, "Excelsior," Novembe …”
“… commodations of LEE HARVEY OSWALD in Mexico City 46 1. OSWALD's Registration at Hotel 47 2. Examination of Handwriting on Hotel Register by FBI Laboratory 47 3. Identities of Persons at Hotel During Same Period as OSWALD 48 4. Interview of Manager and Other Personnel at Hotel 53 5. …”
“… ON CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-10322-10265 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CIA-EXEC REG FILES DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR: ۱ FBI FROM: HOOVER. FBI TO: DIRECTOR, CIA TITLE : MEMO: LEE HARVEY OSWALD/COMPILATION OF FACTS KNOWN TO DATE DATE: 06/05/1964 PAGES : 16 SUBJECTS …”
“… mber 26-27, 1963) 1 (A) OSWALD'S Application for United States Passport, June 24, 1963 1 (B) OSWALD's Mexican Tourist Visa 1 (C) Results of FBI Laboratory Examination of OSWALD'S Tourist Card 4 (D) Closing of United States-Mexican Border 5 (E) Mexican Newspaper, "Excelsior," Novembe …”
“dations of LEE HARVEY OSWALD in Mexico City 4 6 1. O SWALD's Registration at Hotel 47 2. Exa minatio n of Handwriting on Hotel Register by FBI Laboratory 47 3. Identities of Persons at Hotel During Same Period as OSWALD 48 4. Interview of Manager and Other Personnel at Hotel 53 5. …”
“… e assassination, copies of the photo- graph were made available by CIA's Mexico representative on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative. Later that day, assertedly on the decision of the Ambassador, copies were conveyed by an FBI representative on a special U. …”
“… as the fact that, when she had been shown a copy of the same photograph in her appearance before the Commission, it had been cropped by the FBI in Washing- ton in a slightly different manner. 4. Although in no way related to Lee Harvey OSWALD or his stay in Mexico City from the morn …”
“… otel Commercio where he was registered under alias. Exhaustive and detailed interviews and interrogation by the Mexican authorities and the FBI after the assassination established that, in the recollection of all hotel personnel, he left and returned late each day of his stay. 2 NW …”
“… nding the relevance (or irrelevance) of the photo of the unknown individual placed in the chain of evidence on 23 November in Dallas by the FBI agent: what was the totality of CIA Mexico's coverage of OSWALD's activity 4”
“er in Dallas by the FBI agent: what was the totality of CIA Mexico's coverage of OSWALD's activity 4 NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 6 L as of the afternoon of the 23 …”
“ll were made Mexico City during a stay from 8-13 April 1964. available promptly to the FBI. : In the 13. At about mid-day on 1 October, the camera registered the entry into an Embassy of a white-shirted individual. opinion of CIA' …”
“… es of these photographs were shown to the U. S. Ambassador on 22 November 1963 and a copy of each of the two photographs was given to Chief FBI, Mexico, on that date. • * "P. S. Photographs dated 15 October 1963 were inserted after typing of dispatch. These were taken as [the] perso …”
“… arado came to the American Embassy in Mexico City on 26 November 1963 and made his allegations, his story was investigated by local CIA and FBI representatives in liaison with responsible Mexican law The Agency representatives informed the enforcement authorities. :”
“ison with responsible Mexican law The Agency representatives informed the enforcement authorities. : FBI that Alvarado was a well known Nicaraguan Communist under- ground member who was an informant of a Nicaraguan Security Service officer who …”
“n, copies of the photo- graph were made available by CIA's Mexico representative on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI rep res entative. Later t ha t day, a ssertedly on the decision of the Ambassador, copies were conveyed by an FBI representative on a speci …”
“erite OSWALD (Lee Harvey. OSWALD'S mother) in Dallas on the evening of 23 November 1963 by an FBI ag ent. 3. The Warren Commission's report describes the sequence of events that ultimately resulted in Mrs. Marguerite OSWALD'S NW 65990 Do …”
“… nding the relevance (or irrelevance) of the photo of the unknown individual placed in the chain of evidence on 23 November in Dallas by the FBI agent: what was the totality of CIA Mexico's coverage of OSWALD's activity 4 NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 6 L as of the afternoon of the 23 …”
“… assassination, copies of the photo- graph were m ade available by CIA's Mexico representative on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative. Later tha”
“A's Mexico representative on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative. Later tha t day, assertedly on th e decision o f the Ambassador, copies were conveyed by an FBI representative on a special …”
“… as the fact that, when she had been shown a copy of the same photograph in her appearance before the Commission, it had been cropped by the FBI in Washing- ton in a slightly different manner. 4. Although in no w ay related to Lee Harvey OSWALD or his stay in Me xico City from the mo …”
“rcio where he was registered under alias. Exhaustive and detailed interviews and interrogat ion by t he Mexican authorities and the FBI after the assassination established that, in the recollection of all hotel personnel, he left and returned late each day of his stay. 2 NW …”
“… nding the relevance (or irrelevance) of the photo of the unknown individual placed in the chain of evidence on 23 November in Dallas by the FBI agent: what was the totality of CIA Mexico's co verage of OSWALD' s a ctivit y 4 NW 65990 Docl d:32403830 Page 6 L as of the afternoon of t …”
“… y Warren Commission staffers in Headquarters and in All were made Mexico City during a stay from 8-13 April 1964. available promptly to the FBI. : In the 13. At about mid-day on 1 October, the camera registered the entry into an Embassy of a white-shirted individual. opinion of CIA' …”
“… e assassination, copies of the photo- graph were made available by CIA's Mexico representative on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative. L ater that da y, assertedly on the decision of the Ambassador, copie s were conveyed by an F BI representative on a specia …”
“e Harv ey. OSWA LD'S mother) in Dallas on the evening of 23 November 1963 by an FBI agent. 3. The Wa rren Commission's report describes the sequence of events that ultimately resulted in Mrs. Marguerite OSWALD'S NW 65990 Do …”
“… otel Commercio where he was registered under alias. Exhaustive and detailed interviews and interrogation by the Mexican authorities and the FBI after the assassination established that, in the recollection of all hotel personnel, he left and returned l at e each day of his stay. 2 N …”
“… nding the relevance (or irrelevance) of the photo of the unknown individual placed in the chain of evidence on 23 November in Dallas by the FBI agent: what was the totality of CIA Mexico's coverage of OSWALD's activity 4 NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 6 L as of the afternoon of the 23 …”
“… y Warren Commission staffers in Headquarters and in All were made Mexico City during a stay from 8-13 April 1964. available promptly to the FBI. : In the 13. At about mid-day on 1 October, the camera registered the entry into an Embassy of a white-shirted individual. opinion of CIA' …”
“… Commission or what have you. And this was something new, we'd never tried before on a massive scale, and we worked very closely with the FBI on this. And most of the files we opened up were names the FBI gave us with duplicate copies of what they had in their files on a lot of …”
“… esult was the money started to come and the slots started to come. Well, for example, I think it was in '77, Congress refused to give the FBI additional slots for counterintelligence officers. And that is public's information. It was brought out in hearings and what have you an …”