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- It is noted from oorp.7.rison of cl:ove„ list of names of 7ersons enter r3 on
September 26, 1S63, as obtained from Yr. CASF, 1,-es complete even as it portainer: to those perTons:enterint under FM 5 and FM-t' tourist permits;
Mr. CASH again advised cn Fel.lruary 29, 19S4, that he !sari made his original raquest for a11 of fre names of persons entering ::e!-ico or. September 1c:.'53, at Nuevo Laredo, and t*--os e'-7aztirs. el7
Mexico, on October 2. :?63, cf .=.ss:s7an: TIJERINA, Mexican '.7.1C- 7'e of Mexican Immizration, G2.7(7.:,, —a_ in ::ry. again advised that tea in'orrn obtair=4 from :::7,INA concerning the Septem:;er 25, and Ca::bcr 2, entries anddepartures, resyectivelv, vas al:elrf by TIJER:NA at the tLne it was ob.:aired to be lis7.
This info,...r.ation as frc7 7:7 cr December 2, :963, vas cc: ±-0717.7, as 7r.7..vio-__ .7 the report o: Special n. 1963, that is the names cf a:1 September 26, 1963, as obtc.ina: persons departing by bus and m.:ans 1963, were set out with tl..e excc7rion
In comparing the irlorr:.ticn b: CASH on :December 2, 1953, vi-'n fr. originals of the F::-11's, it fnz A ■
ALAN STEPH77': BRILL and on the Photoszat of the originals of entries or. September 26, 1952, ore no= Ter.scn-
entering as obtained from CASH on r.e.:ember 2, 1;6.3.
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- .A, The names of RENATE and DIETRICH KRAMER were not included in the list of names cf persons entering
rMeiico on'Leptember 26, 1553, obtained from CASH on December 2, 1963.
None of the names of persons appearing on the -Photostat of originals of FM-11's entering Mexico or. September 26, 1962, under FM-8 Mexican Vurist permits the name of OSWALD LEE HARVEY were included in
list of names of persons entering Mexico on September 26, 1963, as obtained frcm CASH with the exception of FLORENCE S, ROCLFTICH en 71 RICARDC SANDOVAL, whio'n nines apparently came t:om Mexan Ctlf'.CME records si:o: the type of Mexican Immigration permit was not Thus, it is apparent that Mexican Immigration employees preparing the list of names furnished to Mr, CAS:: of persons entering September 26; 1963, at Nuevo Laredo stopped with the name or OSWALD.
The Photostats of the o::.ginals of FM-11's recording Me: ican pernit entries on September 26, 19E; ,..7=tained the fellowing nsmcs that do rot appear on lit set OUT in the report of --
Special Agent KEM1 cf De-ember 4. 1562, of person_. entering Mel.:ico at Nuevo Laredo , Mexico, on Septanber 27, 1963, as obtained by CAS
CHAMPASUR SARA MARQUELA YANIS DE GALLARDO 0EAR ENRIQUE MAGUER LUIScA HENDRIC?.SE 1 J. M, OWENS; TOMAS JERIEL PLEITEZ, AHISAL PLEITEZ, JOSE HUMBERTO, TREVINO; TEODORC OSCAR. VIGGIANO, VIOLA MARIA YANIA. YANIS, FLOR DE MARIA SUCRE DE. 41 The list of names of persons entering Mexico,
on September 26, ”5?, as obtained by CASH anc: set out in the report of Special Agent. }<EMMY dated December 4 7 1963; contained the following names of p:-..,stns that not appear on the Photostats of the originals cf the FM-11's recording FM-5 an FM-8 Mexican Tourist permit entries at Nuevo Laredo:
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);#0" ;,0e• JOSE GERARW BENAVIDES JOSH'VEgA/VERANO VERNON/XLIEN LUIS MT. ASQUE,Z
AUGUSTIYCERDA'REYES
T11OMA Jt/ROGERS JUA sAucpo LEONARDO;,CASTIL RODOLF0e10EVE GUEVARA RODOLFO/TTIO11111/ GUILLERMO EyI ASV I AR jESUSGEIZSANIp CANTU JOSEP ARRISONI,BIRD CARLO VASRUEZ,OALINp0 EDWARD/G4NEI.MAN MARWOTERp-"PABLOS IGNACIP G woWNTEMAYOR ELVVV4LE/11ENDON,... CARLOS(-ALMAGUERCHARTEA JOSOIONT,f,MAY04/fREVINO MARIO 0,,MENDIVIL. -;
The twenty-one names of the persons set out al-,ove
were furnished to CASH from Mexican Castors rec,.■rds at.
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. The Mexican Customs recor0.:7 at
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. record only the names of drivers
of automobiles enteling Mexico since persons ent-r1ug
Mexico with :an aut"mobilc must leave Mexict: witt the save
automobile or they must show that Customs duties were L: iei
on the automobilc if it was disposed of in Mexico. The
Mexican Customs records .to not record the type of FM form •
being used by the driver of the automobile. No record
is made in Mexican Customs records of rny nasse. ,7ers
in the automobile other than the driver. Of the twont!i-
one persons listed above, only MARIO 0. MENDIVIL,
4952_Butterworth Place, N. W. Washington, D. C., was
shown to have a Mexican tourist permit, and this was sh.7:r.
to be an FM-5. Since MENDIVIL's name (lees not r,.ppear or the
Photostat copy of the original of FM-11's or on the
copies of FM-11's in Mexican Immigration, both recording
entries of persons into Mexico on September 1";, 1963,
with FM-5 tourist permits, this was apparent_, in error,
and MENDIVIL apparently held some other type of Mexican
entry permit. Therefore, all twenty-one persons
listed above entered Mexico on September 26, llgn 0: -A 0A'
than FM-5 or FM-8 Mexican tourist permits.
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It is further noted that the rams of SOLOMON
,!ImpAcK was obtained from CASH on December 2, 1963, and set forth in the report of Special Agent KEMMY on,:
December 4, 1963, as that of a person entering Mexico on
September 26, 1963, under FM-5 tourist permit. The
Photostats of the originals of FM-11'R, as well as copies
'zin Mexican Immigration, Nuevo Laredo, reflect vo.At DAN:ACK
4 ' entered .Mexico at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, on September 27.
1963, instead of September 26, 1963.
11/ It is further noted that the name of ARTURO_H._
GUERRA is set forth on page 13 of the report of Special Agent
KEMMY dated December 4, 1963, and also or. page 17. Page
13 shows the type of tourist permit as being unknown, and
page 17 shows it to ho an FM-8 tonrigt permit. This is
duplication, rl.sulting from 'cheek of FY-11's at Nuevo
Laredo, and cheek of Mexican Cust,,ms re.eords at Nuevo
Laredo. In this instance, ARTURO . GUIJWA was ttlf.
driver of an automobile and also the holder of'an TM-8 tourist--
entry permit. This is also true with duplicniinn Pnirics,
pag9/17, of the report of !venial Agent KEMMY FRANK
'Le:JIMENEZ entering on September 26, 1963, wl,.
Mexican tourist pe mit and ihp of. pi;:c.
reflecting FRAN IMENEZ, Tddrist 1:11known.
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The same is true for ALONSO FYLix, 111:1! 0,•rt
Lane, type of tourist card nnknoc4p, on page 14 of
Agent KEMMY's report, and FELIIALONZO, with F;.-3
permit on page 16, and ELsa.e/bns, type of tonript
unknown on page 15, and ELSIEIPBS, with FM-5 tourist
permit, page 18.
On February 29, 1964, ARNOLDO TIJEkINA advised • there was no record of check of OSWALD's Ing!:age as he,
departed Mexico by Mexican Customs and that 14,2xir,:an Customs
records contained no information concerning entry of 00e,ALD
or departure of OSWALD from Mexico at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.-
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Date: 3/2/64
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ReButel to San Antonio dated 2/26/64 and Buairte
to San Antonio dated 2/27/64 which enclosed Phot
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4, LHM of February 19, 1964
, which date has been changed to
:1.. March 2, 1964. Also enclosed for the Bureau are on
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copy and 2 Autostats of Mexican Immigration inst
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concerning the use of Immigration forms dated Ma
rch 20, 1962,
7 N'4- at Mexico City which
identifies and describes the various
. '`') NI FM forms used by Mexi
can Immigration. It is noted that in
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!.arch, 1962, FM-8 was being issued for 5-day pe
riod only. Thi
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30-day period.
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into Mexico at Nuevo Laredo
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For the information of the Bureau, GILBERTO CAZARti - .
....I.., - GARZA, Chief of Mexican Immigration, Nuevo Laredo, advised on
-::■■.._LL_2/29/64—that all information pertaining to all categories of
persons entering Mexico at Nuevo Laredo can be obtained
throu h the Mexican Immigration Service in Mexico City, and •
•.4.4..„. GARZ urther stated - that.the.Mexican Government. conducted,._...
_A,'%-:=:: -a 'complete investigation irito—OSWALWAcrossing into . Mexico-
-on: September 26 , 1963 , - and ' his departure—on--October • 3, 1963,
. _
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ation was furnished,
i to the American Embassy in Mexico City. GARZA-stated that -
in view of the above, he desired that any additional information
desired concerning OSWALD's entry into Mexico and departure from Me.
on September 26, 1963, and October 3, 1963, respectively,
, as well as any information concerning other persons who may have
.-v- entered or departed Mexico on those dates .be obtained from the_ .
.07. ' • —Mexican Immigration Headquarters in Mexico City. .....„_-.: .,.:,_.... • - —
of President KENNEDY, the entire Mexican border was closed and
Mexican Immigration at Nuevo Laredo requested that any information
coming from Mexico concerning this investigation be handled
:through proper channels, the American Consulate, and. HARVEY CASH
:-:has been so handling from the outset. It is believed that one
!of the- main reasons that GARZA desiresany further inquiry
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fl the investigation by Mexican Government officials concerning
OSWALD's crossing into and departure from Mexico.
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17't relations with GARZA and-Mexican fmmigietion'officials , Nuevo Laredo,- Mexico; however, at the
time of the assassination
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3-20-6L1
NO. 490
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TOMORROW. 11% 1. •
ADDITIONALIT SUMMARY
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RE °SWALE:it S MEANS OF DEPARTURE FROM MEXICO. . NE IGHBORHOOD
INQUIRIES IN AREAS OF HOTEL DEL COMERC I 0 AND BUS TERMINALS :IN'
EFFORT TO IDENTIFY POSSIBLE MEANS OF 'TRAVEL ARE NEGAT I VE. TOPATEI;2
BUT ARE CONTINUING. EFFORTS TO IDENTIFY KNOWN PASSENGiRS:01 )
TRANSPORTES FRONTERA TRIP OF OCTOBER 1 LAST CONTINUING:=
RE OSWALD NOTE TO HIMSELF TO SEE JAI ALAI GAME.:jNQUIRIES • AT FRONTON METROPOLITAN° DEVELOPED NO INFORMATION CONCERNING
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SUBJECT.
RE ALLEGATION JOHN HOWARD BOWEN.' MANUEL P I NEDA ,] WELLS
FARGO AMERICAN EXPRESS, MEXICO CITY ADVISED TODAY THAT,BOWEN.
HAD WRITTEN THAT COMPANY INSTRUCTING THAT NO FURTHER MA
FORWARDED TO HIM IN UNITED STATES AND BELIEVES HE PLANS:10 • .;
RETURN TO MEXICO IN NEXT FEW WEEKS. II •
CLARK D. ANDERSON
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'FOLLOWING IS DAILY SUMMARY.
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REBULET MARCH 16 AND SAN ANTONIO AIRTEL AND LHM MARCH
LAST REFM 11 FORM FOR DEPARTURES FROM MEXICO ON OCTOBER 3,i93.-
PRELIMINARY INQUIRY DISCLOSED LINES WERE DRAWN ON FM 11 FORMS;..! ..• •
TO SEPARATE DIFFERENT DATES AND TO POINT OUT RECORD DATE FORi...c.
OSWALD; THAT INFORMATION IN COLUMN 16 WAS PREPARED AT TRAVEL,'
CONTROL SECTION OF MEXICAN IMMIGRATION FROM ORIGINAL TOURIST.- - 1
CARDS TO RECORD DATE AND PLACE OF ISSUANCE THEREOF AS OF POSSIBLE":
INVESTIGATIVE ASSISTANCE; AND THAT SEPTEMBER 16, 190 DATE .-7;.
RELATING TO OSWALD THEREON REPRESENTS TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORAND:::
SHOULD HAVE BEEN SEPTEMBER 17, INVESTIGATION CONTINUING;
RE OSWALD'S MEANS OF DEPARTURE FROM MEXICO. INTENSIVE7
EFFORTS TO ASCERTAIN SUBJECT'S MEANS OF TRAVEL CONTINUES; AND
AIRTEL THIS CONNECTION BEING SUBMITTED NEXT DIPLOMATIC POUCH.--
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For year inferertion tho Le3a1 pAttache,-Rexi6 . is el.treetly autAltting t7 the Tureen 21.. copies of let tleg:ocruda ultparvi by Oat. office In cautioned matters. The Le.f;rt Ir r.T:rico recaeritA t ruvtirg slip March 11, 1964, '• tle.aer ttAs nit=ini. of cocks c)r,tinue to be submitted or r.lett‘er u lecrcr r.u.loer rill mdfiel. The Legat indicated ttt, t acre ra11:1 to r vivitcs of cleric/11 time in the event n lerr-tr otiti:er tiro 2 rut.).:1 suffice 11 Captioned natters.
-- rot- your toforzoti,,n, tid Barran needs an e anti 9 copies of s letterbetal erixiorendua from the Legat la Mexico teperetnz to:sults 7f lareatigation in Mexico to hendle dis-.17,itration rest•-ortiollIties at *eat of Government. Your • rirvtfil Mireen I i. salty copies of latter-
3.T..3 oilier: weds frou tie Legat in Mexico to satiLry I-gently:4 Lill they:1;1011ov rasionsIbilities of your offir-: In rnr4 c11: ciptIrtIrl ureters.
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Letter to Dallas Re: ASSIAS1NATION OF PRESIDENT
JULH FITZGER4L0 KENNEDY NOVEMBLR 22, 1963, DALLAS, TEXAS
LEE RAPYEY OSWALD, aka 62-109060 105-82555
Early in this investigation when there was widespread ' disPIrtnation at Seat of Government to other Government agencies and rhen a limp number of personnel were handling the various-:,' facets of captioned investigations at Scat of GovernmentOm inst?ucted the Legat in Mexico to furnish 25 copies of letter-head mcroraPda to the Bureau. The Legat has now raised the qunstion ar to whether the rimer of copies can be decreased • in order to achieve clerical savings in Mexico City Office. Upon receipt of requested dilta frum Dallas appropriate:instructions will be ttsued Legat Mexico in captioned matters.. '
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WASHINGTON 25, D.C.
April 23, 1964
LEE HARVEY OSWALD
T-1, a confidential source who has furnished
reliable information in the past, reported that as a result
of the assassination of President KENNEDY and the publication
of the facts concerning OSWALD's leftist connections and his
prior residence in the Soviet Union,many members of the
American Communist Group in Mexico (ACGM) were extremely
fearful, expecting police harassment of all leftists.
The ACGM is a loose association of a
predominantly social nature of present
and/or past members of the Communist
Party, USA, and their friends and
associates who share a common sympathy
for communism and the Soviet Union.
The source identified CHARLES SMALL, true name
CHARLES NELSON SMOLIKOFF, who was born in Brooklyn, New York,
on March 16, 1911, as being one of the most prominent
associates of the ACGM. According to the source, SMALL is
a United States citizen who resides in Mexico, D. F., where
he operates a tourist-type store at Calle Niza No. 47.
SMALL sells silver jewelry and other gift items at his
store. T-1 stated that SMALL resided in Miami, Florida,
from 1939 to October, 1954, when he moved to Mexico.
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INVESTIGATION RE: BRACELET, POST CARDS, AND PAMPHLET
In connection with the possibility that a silver-
colored bracelet considered to be of Japanese origin was
given by OSWALD to his wife, MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD, upon
hisreturn to Dallas, Texas, from Mexico, after October 3,
1963, T-1 advised on February 18, 1964, that SMALL was not
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known to handle imported Japanese merchandise in
his store in
Mexico, D. F., which merchandise would be simila
r to the
type of bracelet given to Mrs. OSWALD.
T-1 stated that post cards had never been observ
ed
on sale in SMALL's store at any time, and this w
ould seem to
obviate OSWALD's having purchased at SMALL's sto
re six colored
post cards, depicting scenes in Mexico, which re
portedly were
among OSWALD's possessions. T-1 also advised on
February 18,
1964, that SMALL had not been known to have a
vailable for
sale or distribution any pamphlets exactly like
or similar to
the pamphlet reportedly located among OSWALD's p
ossessions
with the inscription on the cover page: "Hipodro
mo de las
Americas, S. A., Mexico, D. F."
T-1 advised that additional inquiries would be m
ade
at SMALL's store for any possibility that OSWALD
could have
purchased or obtained the above-mentioned bracel
et, post cards,
and/or pamphlet at his store and that a check al
so would be
made for these items at the four known outlets o
f Japanese
merchandise in Mexico, D. F., which are known to
T-1.
On February 19, 1964, T-1 advised that careful
review had been made of all the bracelets in SBI
ALL's store
and none of these were of Japanese origin or app
eared in any
way similar to a photograph of the above-mention
ed bracelet.
T-1 advised that a complete verification was mad
e
of Tel's previous observations that no post card
s exist at
or are sold at SMALL's store in Mexico, D. F.
T-1 advised that the six colored post cards,
depicting various scenes in Mexico, which were i
n OSWALD's
possession were designed and manufactured by one
FISCHGRUND,
one of the two largest manufacturers of post car
ds in Mexico,
and that these post cards are sold in a great nu
mber of
stores in Mexico. T-1 emphasized that it would b
e an impossible
and infeasible task to attempt to trace the six
colored post
cards at the many stores throughout areas in Mex
ico where
0S4ALD might have been.
'T-1 advised that a check of four known outlets
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these outlets do not handle any type of bracelet which would
be similar to the one which OSWALD gave his wife.
T-2, a confidential source who has furnished reliable
information in the past, advised that 244 stores, including
jewelry stores, tourist-type gift shops, and stores handling
silverware, in Mexico, D. F., were contacted during the period
March 6 through 13, 1964, without locating any store which
carries the type of bracelet which OSWALD gave his wife.
T-2 ccncluded that OSWALD could not have purchased
the bracelet in Mexico since the import tax on such an article
not manufacture! in Mexico would be prohibitive for resale
at a profit, unless OSWALD bought it from an ambulatory street
vendor, in which case the bracelet might have been smuggled
into Mexico by a Japanese sailor at the port of Acapulco,
Guerrero, Mexico. If the latter occurred, OSWALD might have
had a problem upon presenting the bracelet to an engraver in
Mexico because he would have been handling snuggled merchandise.
T-3, a confidential source who has furnished reliable
information in the past, contacted 59 stores in Mexico, D. F.,
during the period March 7 through 14, 1964, which included
jewelry stores, stores selling silverware, and stores handling
engraving, and was unable to locate any store which carried
the type of bracelet OSWALD gave his wife.
As a result, T-3 did not believe OSWALD could have
purchased the bracelet in Mexico because the import tax on a
bracelet not manufactured in Mexico would prohibit resale at
a profit.
T-3 also stated that, if OSWALD bought the bracelet
in Mexico, he c.y.ild have purchased it from a street vendor,
who could have obtained it from a Japanese seaman in Acapulco,
Guerrero, Mexico, in which case OSWALD would have had a
problem getting the bracelet engraved because it would have
been smuggled into Mexico.
MEXICO CITY THOROUGHBRED RACE TRACK
T-4, a confidential source abroad, advised that on
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Hipodromo de las Americas, S. A., Mexico, D. F., a thoroughbred
race track, stated he was familiar with the pamphlet entitled
"Hipodromo de las Americas, S. A., Mexico, D. F." GALINDO
related that this pamphlet was published by the race track
three or four years ago, explaining in English and in Spanish
the "Rules for Betting in 1-2 Selection and Quinielas."
This pamphlet was given wide distribution at the
race track and at souvenir shops, hotels, motels, drugstores, and restaurants and for a time was inserted in the programs
on racing days for patrons of the track. The race track still
has some copies of this pamphlet on hand, but has not distributed it'during recent years. The same information
recorded in the pamphlet is now published in the racing program
for a given day whenever space is available for that purpose.
GALINDO stated such a pamphlet could possibly have
been picked up from any of the numerous localities in Mexico,
D. F., where the pamphlet was previously distributed if copies
are still available, but all the localities are now unknown
to him,
JAI ALAI IN MEXICO CITY
T-5, a confidential source abroad, advised in
4- connection with the possibility that OSWALD might have attended a jai alai game in Mexico, D. F., that the "Mexico City Daily Bulletin," a free English publication circulated
at hotels, motels, drug stores, and tourist-type stores in
Mexico, D. F., lists daily the following as a sport event of interest:
"Jai alai, the ancient game from Spain, can be seen every day but Monday at Fronton Mexico, Plaza de la Republica, at 7:30 p.m. (men players) and every afternoon except Thursday at 4:'30 p.m. at Fronton Metropolitano, Bahia Todos Santos 190 (women players). Parimutuel betting at both."
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T-5 related that on March 19, 1964, GUADALUPE
GAYTAN SANCHEZ, caretaker and resident at the Fronton Mexico,
Plaza de la Republica No. 3, Mexicob Di F., for thirty years, was unable to identify the photogi-aph of OSWALD. GAYTAN
SANCHEZ stated that ENRIQUE MARTINEZ DE VILLAGRAN has been
the doorman at the Fronton Mexico for twenty years and, as
such, observes every person who enters to determine that this
person is properly dressed and not the type who might cause a
disturbance at the jai alai game.
T-5 advised that on March 19, 1964, ENRIQUE
MARTINEZ DE VILLAGRAN was unable to identify OSWALD's
photograph, but stated the photograph appeared similar to an
American who had entered the Fronton Mexico five or six months
previously on several occasions for a period of a week and a
day, He was not certain the American could be identical with
OSWALD nor did he have any specific information about the
American, his whereabouts, or his background.
T-5 related that on March 20, 1964, IGNACIO VADILLO
B., the general cashier for the Fronton Metropolitano, Bahia
Todos Santos No. 190, Mexico, D. F., stated jai alai is not
played at this Fronton. The game played there is Fron-Tenis, which differs from jai alai in that the players do not use a
cesta (a basket fastened to the band of the player), but a
racket similar to a tennis racket is used.
VADILLO B. stated few, if any, Americans frequent
the Fronton Metropolitano and those who do so are usually
remembered. VADILLO B. was unable to identify the photograph
of OSWALD as an American who might have been at the Fronton
Metropolitano. He suggested that OSWALD's photograph be
displayed to ESQUIEL TAPIA ROMERO, an Inspector for the
Treasury Department for the Federal District of Mexico,
because TAPIA ROMERO is always on duty at the front door of
the Fronton Metropolitano to observe all customers as they
enter,
T-5 advised that ESQUIEL TAPIA ROMERO viewed the
photograph of OSNALD on March 20, 1964, and stated definitely
- that OSWALD had not been at the Fronton Metropolitano.
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TO : Director, FBI (105-82555)
frimmi rd‘t Begat, Mexico City (105-3702) (P)
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Memorandum DATE: n/23/64
CONFIDENTIAL
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SUB LEE HARVEY -OSWALD, aka , . IS - R - CUBA
ENCLOSURES
Enclosed herewith are 30 copies of a letterhead
memorandum, dated and captioned as above.
REFERENCES
Buairtel dated 2/13/64, and Mexico City cables
to the Bureau dated 2/18/64 and 2/19/64.
ADMINISTRATIVE
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Reference is made to the report of SA Robert P.
Gemberling, Dallas, dated 1/22/64, in captioned case,
page 225, wherein is set forth in FD-302 dated 1/16/64
the interview of MARINA OSWALD concerning the silver colored
bracelet with the name MARINA engraved on it and which was
among the personal effects of LEE HARVEY OSWALD and MARINA
OSWALD and acquired by the Dallas Police Department through
search of the residence of RUTH PAINE, 2515 5th Street,
Irving, Texas, on 11/22/64. I) " • i; 1,1. I/
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It is noted that MARINA OSWALD identified the
bracelet as a gift to her from her husband; that s
he stated
that the bracelet was given to her immediately aft
er OSWALD
had returned from New Orleans early in October, 19
63; and
that OSWALD had purchased a similar bracket for hi
mself
with his name on it prior to the time they moved f
rom
Dallas to New Orleans in the spring of 1963.
She stated that OSWALD wanted her to have a
bracelet like • his; that he had not stated where he bought
the bracelet, and that she did not know he had gon
e to Mexico.
The lead for the Dallas office is set forth becaus
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the above information presents the possibility tha
t if OSWALD
bought a bracelet with his name on it prior to lea
ving Dallas
for New Orleans and since he wanted a similar one
with his
wife's name on it, he purchased the second bracele
t where
he purchased the first, probably in Dallas, Texas.
SOURCES
Identity of Source File Location
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contacted by SA Nathan L.
Ferris on 12/20/63, 1/6/64,
2/18/64 and 2/19/64
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CLASSIFICATION
The attached letterhead memorandum has been classified
"SECRET" to protect the Bureau's foreign operations and to
protect the identities of informants who are furnishing
information of interest to the Bureau on a continuing basis.
COPIES
Two copies of the enclosed letterhead memorandum
are being designated for the Dallas office as the domestic
office of origin and for coverage of the lead set out.
E .- LEADS t F
DALLAS OFFICE
r At Dallas, Texas
Will locate the store where OSWALD first purchased
a bracelet for himself with his name on it before he left
Dallas for New Orleans, to determine if he could have purchased
the bracelet with the name MARINA engraved on it at this
same store or any other similar store in•the vicinity.
MEXICO CITY OFFICE
At Mexico, D. F.
Will continue to vigorously and immediately handle
all investigation growing out of leads in this case and
report the results promptly.
MIL •-••• --$
DATE: 3/23/64
AIRTEL
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-82555) e'
FROM: L ATI.ME)30 (105-3702) (P)
SUB CT: GLEE HARVEY OSWALD, AU IS - R - CUBA
Re Mexico City airtel and letterhead memor
dated 2/27/64.
To date the mode or method of travel utilized by OSWALD on his journey from Mexico City to Nuevo Laredo,
Tamaulipas, Mexico, on the United States border and subsequent departure from Mexico at Nuevo Laredo on 10/3/63 has not been
established.
As has been reported, it appears that OSWALD departed Mexico sometime between 12:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on 10/3/63 at Nuevo Laredo inasmuch as the original of his tourist card
(Mexican Government Form FM-8) was processed and turned in at
Nuevo Laredo and was handled by Mexican Immigration Inspector ALBERTO ARZAMENDI CHAPA, who worked the 12:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.a. shift at Kilometer 26, the Mexican Immigration and Customs land route control point located approximately sixteen miles
south of Nuevo Laredo, where it appears the tourist card was surrendered.
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Since it is highly possible OSWALD may have traveled
to the United States-Mexico border by automobile upon his
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departure from Mexico ln October, 1963, the following list of
names has been compiled, These represent a list of persona
who departed Mexico at Nuevo Laredo, 10/3/63, traveling in -
Mexico on either tourist forms FM-5 or FM-8 and are being
listed to point out that they represent all those persons
(non-Mexican citizens) who surrendered their tourist cards
at Nuevo Laredo on 10/3/63, which tourist cards carried a
stamped or typed notation indicating that they had entered
and departed Mexico in automobiles and were either the owners
of the vehicle and/or those who were being held legally
responsible by Mexican authorities for the presence of the
vehicle in Mexico or traveling as passengers in the automobile.
Since OSWALD's mode of travel has not been definitely established, it'can be assumed that it is highly possible that
OSWALD may have been a passenger in one of these automobiles
upon his departure from Mexico. The number appearing before
each name is the number which appeared before these names on •
the Mexican Government Fora FM-11 and has been reported and
appears on the below indicated page of referenced letterhead
memorandum (LEA) along with background information appearing
on the tourist cards of these persons.
The FM-11, as has been reportedp.is a compilation of
separate lists of persons (non-Mexican citizens) entering
Mexico and departing from the country which is submitted semi•
monthly by each Mexican port of entry and departure Immigration
station and records basic data which appears on the tourist
cards or travel documents of each traveler.
Persons Traveling By FM-5 Tourist Cards
79, TEODORA HERRERA ALVAREZ
80. PABLO CALAMATEO
81, JUAN CANALES
87. TOMASA GARZA DE ESCAMILLA
91. ERNEST/NA A, DE GARZA
93, VICTOR JOSEPH KIMM
94. PATRICIA ANN KIM
95, MARIA LUISA CRUZ DE LOPEZ
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(as appears on page 3 of referenced LEM)
(as appears on page 3 of referenced LAM)
(as appears on page 5 of referenced LHM)
(as appears on page 6 of referenced LHM) 4as appears =cage 6 of referenced LEM) ".
(as appears on page 6 of referenced LAM)
(as appears on page 7 of referenced LEM)
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Persons Traveling on FM-8 Tourist Cards
(as appears on page 13 4-- of referenced LHM)
(as appears on page 13 of referenced LBM)
(as appears on page 14 of referenced LHM)
(as appears on page 14 of referenced LBM)
(as appears on page 15 of referenced LID[)
(as appears on page 17 of referenced LHM)
(as appears on page 19 of referenced LHM)
(as appears on page 20 of referenced LHM)
(as appears on page 20 of referenced LHM)
(as _appears on page 20 of referenced LHM)
(as appears on page 21 of referenced LHX)
79. DOLORES BALDAZO ROMERO
80. RALPH A. HANNIGAN
81. DARLENE L. HANNIGAN
83. • JOHN H. BENNETT .
84. ELENA S. DE CORONADO
95. ILDEFONSO MUNOZ
103. BERTA ALICIA RAMOS
105. ARNOLD RIOJAS
106. RICARDO ROCHA
108. CLEMENTE SAENZ
109. CHARLES SCHMEDZ
The tourist cards of all the above-listed persons reflect they were handled upon their departure from Mexico at Nuevo Laredo by various Immigration Inspectors other than ALBERTO ARZAMMIDI CHAPA, with the exceptions of ELENA S. DE CORONADO and BERTA ALICIA RAMOS, who it appears may have been traveling together as their cards reflect they both entered Mexico at Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Tamaulipas, Mexico, at the same hour by automobile on 10/2/63 and departed Mexico at Nuevo Laredo on 10/3/63. As has been reported, ALBERTO ARZAMENDI CHAPA worked the 12:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. shift at Kilometer 26 and records reflect he handled OSWALD's tourist
card upon his departure from Mexico. This would seem to indicate that the other persons listed may have surrendered their tourist cards at Kilometer 26 at different times of the day during 10/3/63 than did OSWALD.
It should be pointed out that, although records T.
reflect that the departure of the above-listed JOHN H. BENNETT"'
reported resident of 10250 Haitian Drive, Miami, Florida, was not handled by ARZAMENDI CHAPA, it appears that in all
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probability BENNETT may have reached Kilometer 26 on his way
to the border sometime during the period 12:00 ass, to 6:00
a.m. on 10/3/63. Records reflect he was stopped by
Immigration authorities at Kilometer 26 that date after he
advised he had lost the FM-8 tourist card which had been
issued to him upon his entry into Mexico, which according to
'records occurred at Nuevo Laredo on 9/8/63, He subsequently
appeared before GILBERTO CAZARES GARZA, head of the Immigration
Station at Nuevo Laredo, at 9:00 a.m., 10/3/63, at Mexican
Immigration Headquarters in Nuevo Laredo. At this time a
statement was taken from BENNETT in which details regarding
the loss of his tourist card were set forth and, since it was
found that BENNETT had been in the country for more than the
fifteen-day period authorized by the FM-8 under which he was
traveling, he was fined 200 pesos ($16 U.S.) and a Mexican
I/Government tourist card FM-17 was then prepared on which
BENNETT's departure from tfii- country.was recorded. The above-
` mentioned statement was signed by CAZARES and BENNETT and was
I also signed by two witnesses, SILVERIO VILLAREAL M. and
ALEJANDRO ROCHA E s , in all probability employees of the
F t Mexican Immigration office at Nuevo Laredo, .
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t It is felt that explanation of the l
oss of the
tourist card at Kilometer 26 by BENNETT, the subsequent trip
to Immigration Headquarters at Nuevo Laredo, and activity
prior to the taking of the statement there at 9:00 a.m. on
10/3/63 in all probability consumed more than one hour's tine,
which would indicate that BENNETT may have reached Kilometer 26
sometime between 12:00 a.m. and 8:C0 a.m, on 10/3/63, between
which hours it appears OSWALD passed that point on his way to
the border.
LEADS
ALL OFFICES RECEIVING LEADS
It is noted that the above-named individuals were
among those listed in referenced LUM as having been among
those who were reported as having departed Mexico at Nuevo
Laredo on 10/3/63 and a request was made by referenced airtel
to conduct investigation which included the leads set out
below to locate and interview them. These leads are being
set forth again at this time inasmuch as it is felt that
particular attention and emphasis should be given to the
interview of these persons in view of their
reported travel
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had OSWALD as a passenger in the vehicles in which they were
should be made to explore that possibility, traveling upon OSWALD's departure from Mexico and every effort
by automobile, keeping in mind that any one of them may have
. The number of copies designated for the various domestic field offices listed herein varies inasmuch as the copies are being designated on the basis of the number of leads for each of those offices.
DALLAS
lill conduct investigation requested with respect to FM-5's numbered 79, 80, and 81 and FM-8 numbered 108 as set forth in this communication.
HOUSTON
1111 conduct investigation with respect to FM-5 numbered 95.
KANSAS CITY
Jill conduct investigation with respect to FM-8's numbered 80 and 81..
MIAMI
Jill conduct investigation with respect to FM1.8 numbered 83.
NEV' YORK
-Jill conduct investigation with respect to FM-5's numbered 93 and 94.
SAN ANTONIO
Jill conduct investigation with respect tq FM-5's numbered 87 and 91 and FM-8's numbered 79, 84, 95, 103, 1054 106, and 109.
MEXICO CITY
At Mexico, D, F., Mexico:
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1111 continue to vigorously and immediately handle all
investigation growing out of leads in this case and report results promptly.
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FROM LEGAT MEXICO CITY
NO. 493
O BUFILE 105-82555. LEE HAR
VEY OSWALD, IS - R - CUBA.
FOLLOWING IS DAILY SUMMARY.
RE MEXICAN FM-11 FORMS FOR DEPARTURES FROM MEXICO
OCTOBER 3 LAST. MACLOVIO HERRERA, CHIEF OF TRAVEL CONTROL
FILES OF MEXICAN IMMIGRATION ADVISED FM-11 IS USED AS BASIS
FOR
RESEARCH IN BALANCING TOURIST. CARDS AGAINST SAME AND PROV
IDING
INVESTIGATIVE LEADS AND INFORMATION TO INSPECTION DEPARTMENT
AND OTHER INTERESTED SECTIONS; CLERKS OFTEN DRAW LINES ON
FM-11 TO DELINEATE DATES AND INDICATE THAT RESEARCH HAS BEEN
DONE AND A REPORT SUBMITTED CONCERNING A GIVEN NAME THEREON.
RE ALLEGATIONS PEDRO GUTIERREZ VALENCIA. ALTHOUGH
ARTURO GAONA ELIAS CLAIMED TO HAVE'SOLD 1959 RENAULT SEVERAL
YEARS AGO, SOURCE ADVISED TODAY THAT RECENT REGISTRATION OF
VEHICLE AN FEDERAL DISTRICT TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT FOR PURPOSE O
F
OBTAINING 1964 LICENSE RECORDS. GAONA ELIAS AS OWNER. INVES
TIGA=.r
?ION CONTINUING.
RE MISCELLANEOUS ALLEGATIONS. LHM RECORDING INVESTIGATION
CONCERNING BRACELET, JAI ALAI MATTER, RACE TRACK PAMPHLET AN
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MEXICAN POSTCARDS BEING SUBMIED,TOMORROW'S.ROUCH.__
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TO: . DIRECTOR, FBI (105-82555)
FROM LEGAT, MEXICO CITY (105-3702) (P)
SUBJECT: LEE HARVEY OSWALD, aka IS - R - CUBA
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ReBulet 3/16/64 and Bucab 3/12/64.
INFORMATION RE FM-11
On 3/23/64, Mr. MACLOVIO HERRERA, Chief of the
Travel Control Files of the Mexican ImmigratiOn Department, advised that the original and one carbon copy of the FM-11 Forms are received from all border Immigration Stations. With respect to the disposition and handling of these forms,
Mr. HERRERA provided the following explanations:
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Existing instructions and current procedures dictate that 20 names shall be placed on each page of the FM-11
Form, and upon receipt of these forms a clerk in the Travel Control Section is charged-with-reviewing_the
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thegratfitli — iiginala-orthe.Tourist Cardsiia-aie.re - mitted With the FM-11 Forms and making"-any 'corrections in connection thereWith. The clerk also would report to Mr. HERRERA any discrepancies or inf9rmation which might require investigation to make certain th4„the requirements of the
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Mexican Government in connection with period of residence by -
tours is had been complied with in every instance. He pointed
out that the clerk who reviews the FM-11 Forms usually draws
a horizontal line on the FM-11 to delineate the different
dates for persons entering or departing from Mexico, and also
may draw a line to designate an individual concerning whom
speCial research was. done or. a,report rendered.
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:FM-11 Forms relating to OSWALD's entry and departure from
Mexico did not contain any entries under Column 16 and he •'
was certain that this information had been added in the
office of the Subdirector of the Immigration Department, Lic.
RAFAEL HERNANDEZ OCHOA, as of possible investigative assistance
in connection with the OSWALD case.. . . •
1 . On 3/23/64, Lic. - HERNANDEZ OCHOA made available the
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rz. 'carbon copies of the FM-11 which he had in his possession, . • - '
and it was observed that in connection with the dates on .;
f' which OSWALD entered and departed from Mexico, the Column
16 thereof was completed with Information as to the date and
agency where each Tourist Card had been issued. Lic. HERNANDEZ
OCHOA explained that he had issued instructions to a typist
in his office to complete that data from the Tourist Cards
,cH....as of possible investigative assistance in the OSWALD.case. ..
Lid. HERNANDEZ OCHOA stated very definitely that'. , •
the "Sept. 16163" notation with respect to the information.
concerning OSWALD had been a typographical error by the
stenographer, who should have copied the information from ,
OSWALD's Tourist Card as September 17.
• Unless advised to the contrary, the afore-mentioned
information is not being made the subject of a separate
letterhead memorandum but is being included in the summary
report which is in preparation by this office. .
OSWALD'S MEANS OF TRAVEL, MEXICO CITY - LAREDO
With respect to the problem of determining the
od of travel utilized by OSWALD in departing from Mexico litt
on 83/64, this office has made every effort on a continu-
ing is to explore and develop every possibility of obtain-.
. lag is information: The following measures have been
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1. Personnel at the Transportes Frontera Bus Line
Terminal, the drivers of the 1:00 PM, 10/3/63, bus of that
line.to Laredo, personnel and officials of the firm at •... Monterrey, and the one passenger who was thought to have be
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identified for that trip, JIJANA LANDEROS GARCIA, have-all,been
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interviewed without definitely determining whether or not7---... ._i.-::
.OSWALD traveled on that - bus;':however; it is the belief of the 's ,. t.
kbus line officials and personnel that he did not travel bytY-.
that means.
2. Leads have been set out through the Bureau for
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I:- 1 eight-hour period as OSWALD is believed to have done so
V‘ 1 (12:00 midnight to 8:00 AM), and also to all persons who are
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exited from Mexico at Nuevo Laredo on the same date as the -.
all individuals who departed from Mexico during the same
locating and interviewing all persons who are known to have
on record as having left Mexico on that day with or in an -
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passenger lists for bus lines which offer service between
. Mexico City and Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas. _'__ i•'
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•• The following additional investigative steps have
been initiated and presently are in progress in this matter:
1. Through a skillful and ingenious investigative
informant of this office, a thorough neighborhood canvass is
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being conductea in the area of the Hotel del Comercio and the
Transportes Frontera and Autobuses Blancos Flecha Roja Bus
, 7 Terminals in Mexico City in an effort to identify any ta
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[ , drivers or other persons who might be handling transportation
to the border on a wildcat basis.
• • . • 2. A review is being made of the classified sections
• of t40 three English language newspapers which are published in M 'ico City for the period from 9/27/63 to 10/2/63 to
, _ dete e if any advertisements appeared in any of those.-::..
medieLfor transportation, to :Nuevo-Laredo by automobile;
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mystery, although it is believed that he traveled by private
automobile. It is felt that this device might encourage the
person who provided him with transportation, if it was a
Mexican National, to present himself and report information.
with respect thereto. Inquiry has been made of newspaper and ••, ,
-r .- police sources as to the feasibility of. this procedure, and more complete details will be furnished to the Bureau before
\ further action is taken in connection therewith.'
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Lared0 - on the Transportes Frontera bus, additional efforts', ' 7
are being made through a check of the Embassy visa records ' to ascertain whether or not any of them can be identified
through that means for subsequent interview.
, , - 4. Consideration is being given to planting a news
article.in connection with OSWALD's means of travel.in several:.'
'of the Mexico City newspapers which have nationwide'circula
tion in Mexico indicating therein that OSWALDIs mode 'of 4—
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Considerable thought also has been given to the
possibility of making a concerted effort to check all gaso-
line stations and restaurants along the main and usual route
between Mexico City and Nuevo Laredo in an effort to develop information concerning OSWALDt.s method of travel. - ' " .
It is pointed out, however, that the distance is -
745 miles and alternate routes are available over a consider-.
able portion of the distance, and inquiry of this type, either
by Agents of this office or informants, - could become highly
delicate and offensive to Mexican authorities, and it is not
believed that this procedure should be undertaken unless
regarded as highly important to the case, as the possibility
of success in connection therewith does not appear great and
does not seem to justify the risks involved to the security
of Bureau operations in Mexico.
As the Bureau is aware, the volume of automobile
traffic between Mexico City and Nuevo Laredo is considerable,
and if OSWALD was able to arrange for transportation with a
person or persons traveling in an automobile bearing Mexican
licerpe plates, there is little likelihood of. ascertaining -;
thatifact through any investigative efforts which are avail-' able ito this office. The Mexican Government does not main7
tainlphy control- or check over automobile traffic'between. .t.
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are not stopped at the "Kilometer 26" Checking Station, and
other than the fact that OSWALD is believed to have surrendered
his FM-8 Tourist Card at "Kilometer 261" it has not been
possible to locate any other record concerning his means of
travel. . ..V. ,', • •
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TO RECTOR
OM LEGAT MEXICO CITY NO. 495
BUFILE 105-82555/LEE HARVEY OSWALD; IS - R - CUBA. FOLLOWING
IS DAILY SUMMARY.
RE ALLEGATIONS PEDRO GUTIERREZ VALENCIA. ERNESTO AND ISAAC
MITRANI ADVISED TODAY THEY HAD BEEN UNABLE TO LOCATE ANY RECORD
OF TRANSACTION INVOLVING 1959 RENAULT REGISTERED TO ARTURO :_
GAONA ELIAS. EFFORTS BEING MADE TO LOCATE CLAUDIO OLIVEROS
WHO REPORTEDLY PURCHASED VEHICLE IN CIUDAD OBREGON AND BROUGHT
IT TO MEXICO CITY.
RE OSWALD'S MEANS.OF DEPARTURE FROM MEXICO. CONTINUED
INTENSIVE INVESTIGATION HAS FAILED TO FURTHER CLARIFY OSWALD'S
MODE- OF TRAVEL AND TWO AIRTELS*THIS CONNECTION SUBMITTED TODAY'S
POUCH. INVESTIGATION CONTINUING.
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