“… i nfor mation." 27 November 1963 DIR 85182 Subject: Lee H. OSWALD. "2. On 23 November 1963, Richard Thomas GIBSON, who was acquainted with Lee Harvey OSWALD, made the following statements to a close friend in Bern, Switzerland: "3. "OSWALD is 'one of us”
“… have no record of their using a Polish chau- ffeur. They are continuing their investigation." 29 November 1963 DIR-85715 Subject: Travel of Lee Harvey OSWALD. Information gathered from various foreign sources regarding the travel of Lee Harvey OSWALD and his wife in 1959 and 1962. 1 29 November 1 …”
“… tical with the men who placed the newspaper ad, or to persons who might have been in contact with them." 3 December 1963 DIR 86496 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) FBI "On the question of why Lee OSWALD felt that he could not get his Mexican visa extended without using his real na …”
“… o n t o get the visa exten- ded, and he probably had no documentation in the name of HARVEY OSWALD LEE." 4 December 1963 DIR 86702 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. "Records of the Foreigners Records Office of the German Federal Republic in Cologne, Germany, show that Marina Nikolayevna PUSAKOVA OSWALD …”
“… er areas, this Agency would appreciate receiving data on any such tele- grams which have been received." 6 December 1963 DIR 87520 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. "Reference is made to our OUT Telegram no. 86702 of 4 December 1963 which gave information on the travel of Marina OSWALD (and presumably …”
“… 963 .." 2. Somewhat of a non-conformist, de Mohrenschildt was a peripheral member of the so-called Russian community, in Dallas, with which Lee Harvey Oswald made contact through Peter Gregory, a Russian-speaking petroleum engineer whom Oswald met as a result of his contact with the Texas Employm …”
“testified before the Warren Commission E2 IMPDET CL BY 061197 NMW 65924 Docld:32356728 Page 2 12918 on his acquaintance with Lee Harvey Oswald and the latter's wife. The testimony given by de Mohrenschildt and his wife appear in Volume IX of the Hearings before the President's Comm …”
“… f it dating from the post-Kennedy assassination period when he testified before the Warren Commission on his acquaintance with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald. (A copy of the de Mohrenschildts' testimony is attached at B.) 4. The bulk of the material in our files consists of FBI reports, the most …”
“… of Lee Harvey OSWALD's stay in the Soviet Union and the alphabetical list of persons in the Soviet Union who were known to or mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or his wife. "Based on an initial review I am confident that this material will be of great assistance to the work of this Commission. Howe …”
“… ation of President John F. Kennedy, November 22, 1963', and accompanying exhibits; the Summary Report entitled 'Investigation of Killing of Lee Harvey OSWALD, Dallas, Texas, 24 November 1963'; and the two Supplemental Reports to these summaries. At a conference on January 28, 1964, attended by Mr …”
“… l acknowledge with the thanks of the Commission your memorandum dated January 31, 1964, relating to information developed by your Agency on Lee Harvey OSWALD activity in Mexico City during the period of September 28 to October 3, 1963. "I assume and would like to be so advised : if the contrary i …”
“… as possible. "In addition, I would like your Agency to supply the Commission with a report on the information in your possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963. Some of this information is pro- vided in the footnote on Page 2 of your report dated January 31, 1964, entitle …”
“… arren Commission. OLUILT NW 65924 Docld:32357059 Page 4 .4 SECRET OLUIILT "2. The first topic raised by Mr. RANKIN concerned information on Lee Harvey OSWALD'S stay in the Soviet Union as reported by the FBI, based on their interview of the defector, Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO. This discussion is re …”
“… dated March 12, 1964, subject: Certain Questions Posed by the State Department Files. "4. Copy of an undated draft of a letter found among Lee Harvey OSWALD'S effects after the assassination, believed to be an initial draft of the letter sent by him to the Russian Embassy, in Washing- ton, D. C. …”
“… d in every other agency. He was critical of the Navy. He raised specifically the question: why had the Navy not forwarded the photograph of Lee Harvey OSWALD requested by the Agency? He added that there were six or seven other points on which the Navy had been gigged by the Com- mission and there …”
“… tter. He first raised the allegation that OSWALD was a CIA agent. He mentioned two sources for this accusation. was Mrs. Marguerite OSWALD, Lee Harvey OSWALD'S mother, and the other was Mr. Mark LANE, Mrs. OSWALD's attorney. : One”
“e OSWALD, Lee Harvey OSWALD'S mother, and the other was Mr. Mark LANE, Mrs. OSWALD's attorney. : One "2. Mr. DULLES then suggested that the res- ponse to this question …”
“… of Lee Harvey OSWALD's stay in the Soviet Union and the alphabetical list of persons in the Soviet Union who were known to or mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or his wife. "Based on an initial review I am confident that this material will be of great assistance to the work of this Commission. Howe …”
“… ation of President John F. Kennedy, November 22, 1963', and accompanying exhibits; the Summary Report entitled 'Investigation of Killing of Lee Harvey OSWALD, Dallas, Texas, 24 November 1963'; and the two Supplemental Reports to these summaries. At a conference on January 28, 1964, attended by Mr …”
“… l acknowledge with the thanks of the Commission your memorandum dated January 31, 1964, relating to information developed by your Agency on Lee Harvey OSWALD activity in Mexico City during the period of September 28 to October 3, 1963. "I assume and would like to be so advised : if the”
“… s possible. "In ad dition, I wou ld like your Agency to supply the Commission with a report on the information in your possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963. Some of this information is pro- vided in the footnote on Page 2 of your report dated January 31, 1964, entitle …”
“… en Commission. OLUILT NW 65924 Doc ld:323 570 59 Page 4 .4 SECRET OLUIILT "2. The first topic raised by Mr. RANKIN concerned information on Lee Harvey OSWALD'S stay in the Soviet Union as reported by the FBI, based on their interview of the defector, Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO. This discussion is re …”
“… dated March 12, 1964, subject: Certain Questions Posed by the State Department Files. "4. Copy of an undated draft of a letter found among Lee Harvey OSWALD'S effects after the assassination, believed to be an initial draft of the letter sent by him to the Russian Embassy, in Washing- ton, D. C. …”
“… very oth er ag ency. He was critical of the Navy . He ra is ed specifica lly the question: why had the Navy not forwarded the photograph of Lee Harvey OSWALD requested by the Agency? He added that there were six or seven other points on which the Navy had been gigged by the Com- mission and there …”
“… tter. He first raised the allegation that OSWALD was a CIA agent. He mentioned two sources for this accusation. was Mrs. Marguerite OSWALD, Lee Harvey OSWALD'S mother, and the other was Mr. Mark LANE, Mrs. OSWALD's attorney. : One "2. Mr. DULLES then suggested that the res- ponse to this question …”
“… t CIA possessed no knowledge either gained independently or from its study of the materials supplied by the Commission tending to show that Lee Harvey OSWALD was an agent of the Soviet intelligence services, or the services of any other communist country, or for that matter of any other country. …”
“… would like to know whether your Agency possesses any information not hitherto dis- closed to this Commission concerning the association of Lee Harvey OSWALD with any communist or subversive organizations or individuals either in the United States or abroad, or with any criminals or criminal grou …”
“… of Lee Harvey OSWALD's stay in the Soviet Union and the alphabetical list of persons in the Soviet Union who were known to or mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or his wife. "Based on an initial review I am confident that this material will be of great assistance to the work of this Commission. Howe …”
“… ation of President John F. Kennedy, November 22, 1963', and accompanying exhibits; the Summary Report entitled 'Investigation of Killing of Lee Harvey OSWALD, Dallas, Texas, 24 November 1963'; and the two Supplemental Reports to these summaries. At a conference on January 28, 1964, attended by Mr …”
“… as possible. "In addition, I would like your Agency to supply the Commission with a report on the information in your possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963. Some of this information is pro- vided in the footnote on Page 2 of your report dated January 31, 1964, entitle …”
“… arren Commission. OLUILT NW 65924 Docld:32357059 Page 4 .4 SECRET OLUIILT "2. The first topic raised by Mr. RANKIN concerned information on Lee Harvey OSWALD'S stay in the Soviet Union as reported by the FBI, based on their interview of the defector, Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO. This discussion is re …”
“… dated March 12, 1964, subject: Certain Questions Posed by the State Department Files. "4. Cop y of an undated draft of a letter found among Lee Harvey OSWALD 'S effect”
“Department Files. "4. Cop y of an undated draft of a letter found among Lee Harvey OSWALD 'S effect s after the assassination, believed to b e an initial draft of the letter sent by him to the Russian Embassy, in Washing- ton, D. …”
“… d in every other agency. He was critical of the Navy. He raised specifically the question: why had the Navy not forwarded the photograph of Lee Harvey OSWALD requested by the Agency? He added that there were six or seven other points on which the Navy had been gigged by the Com- mission and there …”
“… of Lee Harvey OSWALD's stay in the Soviet Union and the alphabetical list of persons in the Soviet Union who were known to or mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or his wife. "Based on an initial review I am confident that this material will be of great assistance to the work of this Commission. Howe …”
“… as possible. "In addition, I would like your Agency to supply the Commission with a report on the information in your possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963. Some of this information is pro- vided in the footnote on Page 2 of your report dated January 31, 19 64, entitl …”
“… is pro- vided in the footnote on Page 2 of your report dated January 31, 19 64, entitled 'Info rm ation Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City 28 September 3 October 1963'. The footnote indicates that until early October of 1963 the con- tents of this file consisted …”
“… arren Commission. OLUILT NW 65924 Docld:32357059 Page 4 .4 SECRET OLUIILT "2. The first topic raised by Mr. RANKIN concerned information on Lee Harvey OSWALD'S stay in the Soviet Union as reported by the FBI, based on their int erview of the defector, Y uriy Iv”
“… dated March 12, 1964, subject: Certain Questions Posed by the State Department Files. "4. Copy of an undated draft of a letter found among Lee Harvey OSWALD'S effects after the assassination, believed to be an initial draft of the letter sent by him to the Russian Embassy, in Washing- ton, D. C. …”
“… d in every other agency. He was critical of the Navy. He raised specifically the question: why had the Navy not forwarded the photograph of Lee Harvey OSWALD requested by the Agency? He added that there were six or seven other points on which the Navy had been gigged by the Com- mission and there …”
“… on. In any event, Mr. DULLES felt that the reply should be straight- forward and to the point. He thought language which made it clear that Lee Harvey OSWALD was never an employee or agent of CIA would suffice. We should also state that neither CIA nor anyone acting on CIA's behalf was ever in co …”
“… t CIA possessed no knowledge either gained independently or from its study of the materials supplied by the Commission tending to show that Lee Harvey OSWALD was an agent of the Soviet intelligence services, or the services of any other communist country, or for that matter of any other country. …”
“… of Lee Harvey OSWALD's stay in the Soviet Union and the alphabetical list of persons in the Soviet Union who were known to or mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or his wife. "Based on an initial review I am confident that this material will be of great assistance to the work of this Commission. Howe …”
“. Kennedy, November 22, 1963', and accompanying exhibit s; the Summary Report entitled 'Investig ati on of Killing of Lee Harvey OSWALD, Dallas, Texas, 24 November 1963'; and the two Supplemental Reports to these summaries. At a conference on January 28, 1964, attended by Mr …”
“… l acknowledge with the thanks of the Commission your memorandum dated January 31, 1964, relating to information developed by your Agency on Lee Harvey OSWALD activity in Mexico City during the period of September 28 to October 3, 1963. "I assume and would like to be so advised : if the contrary i …”
“… as possible. "In addition, I would like your Agency to supply the Commission with a report on the information in your possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963. Some of this information is pro- vided in the footnote on Page 2 of your report dated January 31, 1964, entitle …”
“… en Commission. OLUILT NW 65924 Docld: 32357059 Page 4 .4 SECRET O LUIILT "2. The first top ic raised by Mr. RANKIN concerned information on Lee Harvey OSWALD'S stay in the Soviet Union as reported by the FBI, based on their interview of the defector, Y uriy”
“… dated March 12, 1964, subject: Certain Questions Posed by the State Department Files. "4. Copy of an undated draft of a letter found among Lee Harvey OSWALD'S effects after the assassination, believed to be an initial draft of the letter sent by him to the Russian Embassy, in Washing- ton, D. C. …”
“… d in every other agency. He was critical of the Navy. He raised specifically the question: why had the Navy not forwarded the photograph of Lee Harvey OSWALD requested by the Agency? He added that there were six or seven other points on which the Navy had been gigged by the Com- mission and there …”
“… of Lee Harvey OSWALD's stay in the Soviet Union and the alphabetical list of persons in the Soviet Union who were known to or mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or his wife. "Based on an initial review I am confident that this material will be of great assistance to the work of this Commission. Howe …”