“… /05 FROM A REVIEW OF THE AGENCY'S FILE ON L EE HARVEY OSWALD, IT BECOMES APPARENT THAT THE A GE NCY AND ITS FIELD STATIONS, PARTICULARLY IN MEXICO CITY AND MIAIMI, WE RE NOT UNMINDFUL O F THE POSS IBLITY THAT OSWALD DID NOT ACT ALONE. DATE: 01/01/1900 PAGES : 73 SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TY PE: P …”
“its field stations, parti- cularly in Mexico City and Miaimi, were not unmindful of the possi bility that OSWALD did not act alone. During the first few weeks after the assass in ation, Hea …”
“… not been finally resolved. (Emphasis. added.) [DIR 86064, 30 November 1963] And on the 12th of December 1963, Chief, WH/3, again asked the Mexico City Station to "continue to watch for Soviet and Cuban réaction to investigation of assassination, evi- dence of their complicity, si gns they …”
“… sovinces of En :- List some MARO, * ment author iti es, Silvia DURA N was the only live witness on record regarding OSWALD's activities in Mexico City. It is from her state - ments th”
“live witness on record regarding OSWALD's activities in Mexico City. It is from her state - ments th at it was learned that OSWALD became engaged in a personal altercation on 27 September 1963 with Eusebio A …”
“… ation [567], that he had flown to a secret airfield some- where in or near the Yucatan Peninsula [568], that he might have made contacts in Mexico City with a communist from the U nited States shortly before the assassin ation [569], an d that OSWALD assassinated the President at the direct …”
“… ed out by Chi- nese Communists operating jointly with the Cubans [5 75]. OSWALD was also alleged to have met with the Cuban Ambassador in a Mexico City restaur ant and to have driven off in the Ambassador's car for a private talk [5 76]. Castro himself, it was alle- ged, 2 days after the as …”
“… 5 FROM A REVIEW OF THE AGENCY'S FILE ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD, IT BE COMES APPARENT T HAT THE AGENCY AN D ITS FIEL D STATIO NS, PARTICULARLY IN MEXICO CITY A ND MIAIMI, WERE NOT UNMINDFUL OF THE POSSIB LITY THAT OSWALD DID NOT ACT ALONE. DATE: 01/01/1900 PAGES : 73 SUBJECTS : DOC UMENT TYPE: PA …”
“… 4 From a review of the Agency's file o n Lee Harvey OSWALD, it beco mes apparent tha t the Agency and its field stations, parti- cularly in Mexico City and Miaimi, were not unmindful of the possi bility that OSWALD did not act alone. During th e first few weeks after the assassination, Head …”
“ld the Mexico City Station that "there should be no let down i n your efforts to fo llow all leads a nd in- vestigate all facts which bear on this case. We ha …”
“ence i n India had lette rs sent to ( US) leaders demanding full investigation of case [DIR 88680, 1 2 December 1963] 1. The Mexico City Station, however, had already initiated a thorough review of its holdings in an attempt ascertain what infor mation was available on Lee Ha …”
“… e sovinces of En:- L ist s ome MARO, * ment authori ties, Silvia DURAN was the only live witness on record regarding OSWALD's activities in Mexico City. It is from her state- ments that it was learned that OSWALD became en gaged in a p ersonal altercati on on 27 Se ptember 1963 with Eusebio …”
“… ed out by Chi- nese Communists operating jointly with the Cubans [575]. OSW ALD was also alleged to have met with the Cuban Ambassador in a Mexico City r”
“the Cubans [575]. OSW ALD was also alleged to have met with the Cuban Ambassador in a Mexico City r estaurant and to have driven off in the Ambassador's car for a private talk [576]. Castro himself, it was alle- ged, 2 days after the ass …”
“E ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD, IT BECOMES APPARENT THAT THE AGENCY AND ITS FIELD STATIONS, PART ICULARLY IN MEXICO CITY AND MIAIMI, WERE NOT UNMINDFUL OF THE POSSIBLITY THAT OSWALD DID NOT ACT ALONE. DATE: 01/01/1900 PAGES : 73 SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER …”
“… SWALD did not act alone. During the first few weeks after the ass assination, Headqua rters, upon at leas t three occa- sions, exhorted the Mexico City Station to con tinue "all y our coverage of th e Cuban and Soviet inst al lations On 28 Nove m ber 1963, the Chief, W H/3, told the Mex ico …”
“… y, Soviet intelligence in India had letters sent to (US) leaders demanding full investigation of case [DIR 88 680, 12 December 1963] 1. The Mexico City Station, however, had alread y initiated a thorough review of its holdings in an attempt ascer tain wha t infor matio n was available on Le …”
“… be sovinces of En:- List some MAR O, * ment authorities, Silvia DURAN was the only live witness on record regarding OSWALD's activities in Mexico City. It is from her state- ments that it was learned that OSWALD became engaged in a personal altercation on 27 September 1963 with Eusebio AZC …”
“… tion [ 567], that he had flown to a secret airfield some- where in or near the Yucatan Peninsula [568], that he might have made contacts in Mexico City with a communist from the United States shortly before the assassination [569], and that OSWALD assassinated the President at the direction …”
“… ied out by Chi- nese Communists operating jointly with the Cubans [575]. OSWALD was also alleged to have met with the Cuban Ambassador in a Mexico City restaurant and to have driven off in the Ambassador's car for a private talk [576]. Castro himself, it was alle- ged, 2 days after t he ass …”
“… Page 5 4a Among these cases, which consumed hundreds of man-hours in Headquarters and abroad and similarly the FBI in the United States and Mexico City was the Nicaraguan, Gilberto ALVARADO, who contacted the United States Embassy in Mexico City on 25 Novem- ber 1963 The ALVARADO case is ta …”
“… nomination U. S. bills, saying, "This isn't much." After hearing this conversation, ALVA- rado said that he telephoned the U.. S Embassy in Mexico City. several times-on 20 September before the assassination inaan at- tempt to report his belief that som eone import an t in the U ni”
“… His reliability was considered questionable by American authorities although he had not been wholly discredited ALVARADO claimed he was in Mexico City working against the Cuban communists for his service The service, how- ever, has denied that he was acting on its behalf While investiga ti …”
“d that OSWALD could not po ssibly hav have been in Mexico City on 18 Sep tember (he was knwon to hav e been in New Orleans on both 17 and 19 September), intensive interroga- tion failed to shake ALVARAD …”
“e a warning to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City on 20 September as he had previously claimed In st ea d he had first contacted the U. S. Embassy after the assassi- nation. ALVARADO said t …”
“… /08/05 FROM A REVIEW OF THE AGENCY'S FILE ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD, IT BECOMES APPARENT THAT THE AGENCY AND ITS FIELD STATIONS, PARTICULARLY IN MEXICO CITY AND MIAIMI, WERE NOT UNMINDFUL OF THE POSSIBLITY THAT OSWALD DID NOT ACT ALONE. DATE: 01/01/1900 PAGES : 73 SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER …”
“… 24 From a review of the Agency's file on Lee Harvey OSWALD, it beco me s apparent that the Agency and its field stations, parti- cularly in Mexico City and Miaimi, were not unmindful of the possi bility that OSWALD did not act alone. During the first few weeks after the assassination, Headq …”
“… not been finally resolved. (Emphasis. added.) [DIR 86064, 30 November 1963] And on the 12th of December 1963, Chief, WH/3, again asked the Mexico City Station to "continue to watch for Soviet and Cuban réaction to investigation of assassination, evi- dence of their complicity, signs they p …”
“letters sen t to (US) lead ers demanding full investigation of case [DIR 88680, 12 December 1963] 1. The Mexico City Station, however, had already initiated a thorough review of its holdings in an attempt ascertain what infor mation was available on Lee Ha …”
“… gaged in a personal altercat ion on 27 September 1963 with Eusebio AZCUE, the Cuban Con- sul and a member of the Cuban intelligence unit in Mexico City. He the arrival of his end, left Mexico on 19 November 1963 after being repiced by Alfredo MIRABEL-Diaz There is no evidence in the OSWALD …”
“… tion [567], that he had flown to a secret airfield some- where in or near the Yucatan Peninsu la [568], that he might have made contacts in Mexico City with a communist from the United States shortly before the assassination [569], and that OSWALD assassinated the President at the direction …”
“… ied out by Chi- nese Communists operating jointly with the Cubans [575]. OSWALD was also alleged to have met with the Cuban Ambassador in a Mexico City restaurant and to have driven off in the Ambassador's car for a private talk [576]. Castro himself, it was alle- ged, 2 days after the assa …”
“… age 5 4a Among these cases, which consumed hundreds of man-hours in Headquarters and abroad and similarly the FBI in the Un ited States and Mexico City was the N icaraguan, Gilberto ALVARADO, who contacted the United States Embassy in Mexico City on 25 Novem- ber 1963 The ALVARADO case is t …”
“erto Nolasco ALVARADO Ugarte NW 65990 Docld:32393815 Pa ge 6 5- telephoned the United States Emba ss y in Mexico City. Later that day he met with the Embassy security officer and a Station officer at which time he claimed he had been in the Cuban Consulate …”
“ing on its behalf While investiga tion in the United States showed that OSWALD could not possibly ha v have been in Mexico City on 18 September (he was knwon to have been in New Orleans on both 17 and 19 September), intensive interroga- tion failed to shake ALVARADO' …”
“… /08/05 FROM A REVIEW OF THE AGENCY'S FILE ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD, IT BECOMES APPARENT THAT THE AGENCY AND ITS FIELD STATIONS, PARTICULARLY IN MEXICO CITY AND MIAIMI, WERE NOT UNMINDFUL OF THE POSSIBLITY THAT OSWALD DID NOT ACT ALONE. DATE: 01/01/1900 PAGES : 73 SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER …”
“… even that other powers may h av e playe d a role." (Emphasis added.) [DIR 85655, 28 November 1963 ] On 30 November, Headquarters asked the Mexico City Station to follow all leads and i tips "The question of whether OSWALD acted solely on his own has still not been finally resolved. (Emphas …”
“lett ers sent to (US) leaders demandi ng full i nvestigation of c ase [DIR 88680, 12 December 1963] 1. The Mexico City Station, however, had already initiated a thorough review of its holdings in an attempt ascertain what infor mation was available on Lee Ha …”
“… be sovinces of En: - List some MARO, * ment aut horities, Silvia DURAN was the only live witness on record regarding OSWALD's activities in Mexico City. It is from her state- ments that it was learned that OSWALD became engaged in a per sonal altercation on 27 September 1963 with Eusebio AZ …”
“… or confirmed by inter- c ept, with the data held on the Cuban DGI (Direccion General de In- telligencia), its personalities and methods, in Mexico City. Was it normal for a case like OSWALD's, considering the fuss he allegedly made with AZCUE, for the applications to be handled solely by a …”
“… ation [567], that he had flown to a secret airfield some- where in or near the Yucatan Peninsula [568], that he might have made contacts in Mexico City with a communist from the United States shortly before the assassination [569], and that OSWALD assassinated the President at the direction …”
“… ed out by Chi- n ese Communists operating jointly with the Cubans [575]. OSWALD was also alleged to have met with the Cuban Ambassador in a Mexico City restaurant and to have driven off in the Ambassador's car for a private talk [576]. Castro himself, it was alle- ged, 2 days after the assa …”
“… Page 5 4a Among these cases, which consumed hundreds of man-hours in Headquarters and abroad and similarly the FBI in the United States and Mexico City was the Nicaraguan, Gilberto ALVARADO, who contacted the United States Embassy in Mexico City on 25 Novem- ber 1963 The ALVARADO case is ta …”
“… embe r 1963, a young Nicaraguan, Gilberto Nolasco ALVARADO Ugarte NW 65990 Docld:32393815 Page 6 5- telephoned the United States Embassy in Mexico City. Later that day he met with the Embassy security officer and a Station officer at which time he claimed he had been in the Cuban Consulate …”
“… nomination U. S. bills, saying, "This isn't much." After hearing this conversation, ALVA- rado said that he telephoned the U.. S Embassy in Mexico City. several times-on 20 September before the assassination inaan at- tempt to report his belief that someone important in the United States wa …”
“… His reliability was considered questionable by American authorities although he had not been wholly discredited ALVARADO claimed he was in Mexico City working against the Cuban communists for his service The service, how- ever, has denied that he was acting on its behalf While investiga ti …”
“… /08/05 FROM A REVIEW OF THE AGENCY'S FILE ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD, IT BECOMES APPARENT THAT THE AGENCY AND ITS FIELD STATIONS, PARTICULARLY IN MEXICO CITY AND MIAIMI, WERE NOT UNMINDFUL OF THE POSSIBLITY THAT OSWALD DID NOT ACT ALONE. DATE: 01/01/1900 PAGES : 73 SUBJECTS : DOCUM ENT TYPE: PAPE …”
“… 024 From a review of the Agency's file on Lee Harvey OSWA LD, it becomes apparent that the Agency and its field stations, parti- cularly in Mexico City and Miaimi, were not unmindful of the possi bility that OSWALD did not act alone. During the first few weeks after the assassination, Headq …”
“… d or even that other powers may have played a role." (Emphasis added.) [DIR 85655, 28 November 1963] On 30 November, Headquarters asked the Mexico City Station to follow all leads and i tips "The question of whether OSWALD acted solely on his own has still not been finally resolved. (Emphas …”
“… ly, Soviet intelligence in India had letters sent to (US) leaders demanding full investigation of case [DIR 88680, 12 December 1963] 1. The Mexico City Station, however, had already initiated a thorough review of its holdings in an attempt ascertain what infor mation was available on Lee Ha …”