n New Orleans must be considered of g rea t signi ficance in the light of the pathological evolution of OSWALD'S passive/ aggressive makeup after his attempt to kill General WALKER ear ly in Ap ril 1963 and his identification with Fidel CAS …
… in g lette rs he had one PROMIDITEU It was a man, bec ause I got the call fro m the MP guard shack, and they gave me a call that OSWALD had a visitor at the front gate. This man had to be a civilian, otherwise they would have let him in. So I had to find somebody t …
… Page 7 6 SEERET SECRET : it in New Orleans must be considered of great significance in the light of the pathological evolution of OSWALD'S passive/ aggressive makeup after his attempt to kill General WALKER early in April 1963 and his identification with Fidel CASTR …
… A DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : TO: Date: 01/05/05 TITLE : MEMO: REVIEW OF SELECTED ITEMS IN THE LEE HARVEY OSWALD FILE REGARDING ALLEGA
… sination to what was develop ed and con- sidered by the Warren Commission and its staff. The Commission's finding that Lee Harvey OSWALD was the killer of President KENNEDY and Officer TIPPIT and did them in alone and o f his own determination stands. b. "Credible e …
… i, on 1/24/64, by USDC,. El Paso. for 30-day period to • undergo psychiatric examination. Alleged Connection with - ’LEE HARVEY OSWALD: Subsequent to President’s assassination, • subject claimed acquaintance with OSWALD and wife. On 1/18/64, MARINA OSWALD discla …
… ommission: Time Essay," Tine. 16 September 1966, pp. 54-53. fomin Children, November 1964, pp. 100-105, "Between two fires: Mrs. Oswald’s testimony to Warren Commission," Time, 14 February 1964, urt, Livingston. In etorna antorchs de Arlington: teportajes de un pe …
lled Oswald while he was at a hunting lodge in San Antonia, on vacation on Sunday November 24, 1963. Present during this interview was Mrs. J …