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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY NSA
RECORD NUMBER 144-10001-10213
RECORDS SERIES
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DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR NSA
FROM NEW YORK TIMES
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TITLE
OSWALD CALLS TO EMBASSIES REPORTED TAPED BY CIA
DATE 09/21/75
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ARTICLE IN NEW YORK TIMES RE TAPED CALLS TO SOVIET EMBASSY
DOCUMENT TYPE NEWSPAPER
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RESTRICTIONS OPEN IN FULL
CURRENT STATUS
DATE OF LAST REVIEW 10/12/95
OPENING CRITERIA
COMENTS
2u25Reliease under the President JohnF. Kennedy
Isassination Recoids Collection Act of 1992
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was not :hc Ii_
The hheasources said;
until
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Lee Harrey after the office
Deinc:
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Press kind are usl: in Mcxico City by Chief acting
sies that Peres; on weeks
t0 death on had slain the Washington:
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1963, in the To Secretary after their
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a trip
Scefenye Minister,
todhy Soviet by
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Septem-
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Tke call t0 the sources (to City "October; 1963.
according [O the and early bave of to1
sy, the to ber of this trip rights
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tape-recorded against s;rate Oswaid ched conversations #ith associated telephonc Oswald death headed; Enbas- comnission tween Yasir!" Soviet Federal
somne Associated Kenne- Oswald, Israeli President found Preside:l hefcn: Continued Nov. Shimon with
Government Was Avoid
reportedly_ with were familiar
sources Oswald said Embas- Junta_ placed erents
Mexico Chilean
pres- ports_ CIA: recent alerted pubiic Mexico made Oswald Unemployment agency KANDELL excc and never decades JONATHAN and and Tk more: est production` indi- 16 __ version arned speculation (industrial Cnfle. year; FANTIAGO, Irvestigation. suci decade: dropped vowed coali- reports ycrs Oswald Marxist. The program investigating teppied President and continue speculation gorernment remains almost con - Commissiou' $ Allende aimed perennial aboi] governs= Salvadcr dampening Evidence oners; and developed' inflat Scction and critics role; candid state's against Review pro- added econemic knowled commission iiarsh
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andl employed
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[o the conversations and one,cf trash then. That happens 3
'more source called them "benign: It now, though. sassination and has led to
sources sid Personnel Cuts
cails for 1 recpeding a? the in' Moreover, the
the CIA had information that Saniration personnel her? quiry:
the Cubans were suspicious of 'h;re been cut from 1.450 t0
The Mexico City trip was and uesympathetic t0 Oswald. 935. Thev collect about 2.R00
sivcn scant rreatment in the
One source said the Cubans tons a day. compared vith th0
Warren commission rcport be- behavior in 24.000 tons generaied daily '
"se publication of informa-
regarded Oswald' $ New York City
€a re turning t0 the United Sta[cs Mayor Beame'$ ultinatun (( tion ahoui il mighi have ex from the Soviet Union and ten' clean up the streets within 10
posed soerccs and methods asking 10 g0 back aj strange: davs expires tomorrow at mnid:
of tile C.I.A and impaired na- Asked if anything said might nighl Some progress has been
tional securitv. intelligence of - have "triggered Oswald_ 2 reported_
ficers and commnission staff Castro supporter; to take "retal- Sanitation Commissioner Rob-
sourees iave said iation' President Ken- ert T_ Groh, wha rcsigned [(-
Tn response t0 inquiries aboul nedy one source sald he day amid mounting
from The New York thought not but Said that he criticism f his department' s
the maticr Unlled Press International thought Oswaldl had been frus-'porformarice_ a[tributed the Times, thc CLA. Issued an unu- Lce Harvey Oswald trated' by the Cubans unsightly diriv strects and
sual public statemeni on the o erflow; rubbish barrels [o
ntler_ Jt woulcl not confirm photo_ruph of Lee Haivey Os- K.Jown by" F.B.L:
manpoucr reductions An aver-
Lliat thcr wcre any tape-re ; 'ald. iheir de:crminations, and The F.8 [. ackrowledge l ai a3e of 3,100 men is on duty
corded corersations but said: che raw data upun which thcy he Wiren Com 'ission {ear dailw n0w compared #ith 4.000
"On Octoheer 9_ 463 Central were hdstd_ along with thc wAs thal i; iad "cceid inir in former Vears.
Intelligence Agecv headquar- reports Of his !Isit !0 the Soviet inalitx: irom uhe CLA. abJIII
If more men are not hired,
lers reccived informarion thal Eb: 31' were madle [0 the Oswmid s Hexit ecnla:i with
Mr. Groh said_ we'Hl just hare
3 person aned Lce Oswald Warrcn ind Rockcfcller Com- :llc Sorier Embass": on Oc . 10 accustomed t0 living
contacted the Sie: Embassv missions a5 were all olher {963. Formcr F.B,A. a2cnts in- tn get
standards will
Mexico Cil; in hute Sentem - materials relevant to the inves: volied in ilie investigati:) sa,&/like this; olr
in
(Jctoher 1963 In tization of Pres ent Kennedy $ 'rhe_ bureau xnewv tlal Osiald hare t0 he lowered:
ber or earlv
inforn:atior On death. had been trying I0 return [0 tila Solutions suggested in other
transmitrins the
Union. citics included new laws and
10 Octoier 96,3 Central Intel- Three Atf members of the Soviet
use
ligence Agenci headquarters WVarren Commizsion were as Under burzau opcraling 256 %ixeinovirpurpoackreiur,abse
said Lee Oswalci Ia probably signed to investizate the Mcsi ~dures at [n1a1 ine ii? FBI_ of an all-purpose
of
identical lo Lce Henry (sic) ' CO irip and oiher matters'follo ed Up On an7 nerpiained:battle and thc Dainnigtiof
Oswald a former radar opera-' involt ing the CLA.- -Willian?: visit by &n Americin citieefl toi workers naenasleon citizens€
to tor in the Unitcd States Marine T. Culeman. now Secrctary of Comminist embassics and con- hroicks ttem
responsible for
Corps born 18 Ociober 1939 Fansporiation; Howard P ivil-!sulate: It "ould.ha2 been par- hold
in New Orleans, #rho defected Jens, a formerJustice Depari-Licular); watckfu' in the case Qf sloppy work.
the Soviet Union in 1959 ment official nov in pr vaic Oswald_ Iwho hd defecied onc?_ But others believe a rcal
tnd
who subsequently made {Iaw practice and W David The bureau jargcn fnr JUcfsolution rests only in changing
arrangements ' to return to. tho} Slawson a law professor in;unexulained visits W2s hogies" people's behavior_ City strcets_
United Stetes with a Russian|California _ :nd agenrs were Serit tG iter-!said the Chicago columnist
Nir_ Coleman said in tele-{ Fiew the person 0n why h2 or Mike Royko: are as clean as
wife: '
phone interriew thai he was :he had been in cgnteCt
with(people in that neighborhood SHII
From F B.I. Reports 'disturbed- about the possibil-{the Communists The only rea- want theni to be.
"This biographical data was 'ity that United State security :on thi: was mo: done in O5- Mr_ Powers o Keep America
based upon Federal Bureau of mighi be harmed by recent}ald'$ case; these scurces said; Beautiful professes optimism.
Acce ss0r
Investigation reports providedi disclosures of F.BJ. and CIA. may have been because he was The fiscal crises of the nation's
satchels to Central Intelligence Agency/activities. But he acknowledged Rlzead? vender an E.Bi security cities; he said,are making more
fojlowing Oswld's defection to{that he and other staff mcn}-linvesti 'in cnnnection with jpeople aware that they can not double-hf
the Soviet Union: bers had received information pro Cas;ro activities rely on government to solve all Your ho:
'This inforniation was also; fron the CI.A_ on Oswald' $ The bureau'$ fcrmal responze thcir problems findinss
~provided K: to the Immigration,activitics in Mexico, and thevkto thesc questons was t0 refer "This is 4 very rery siow Fell color
ajd Naturaliz?tion Service, thc;did nol run countcr to thelto the Warren Commission r-iprocess, he said. Im not sug-
Department of the Navy, the' cormissicn'$ conclusion thatlport In the report it was noled 'gesting there is a big move-
Uilited States Ambassador and Oswald, acting along_ killed that James P_ Hosty Jr._ special ment across the country and
his in Mexico and to the Prcsident Kennedy and 3 Dellasfagent 3f the Dalia: fiela office; we will have the situation
Rcprcsentative of the FBI in 'police officer, J. J Tippitt attcmpted to interview Oswald cleaned up in five years. But
Mexico Sure Others Learned about his Cuban activities on/there is a new attitude, and
1 "Following the assassination
Mr; Coleman said he wasjNov _ 1 am encouraged
of President Kennedy, Central 'surc that J Lee Rankin, the
Intelligence Agency records re;; Warren Commission s chief
vealed that a person believed ' counsel, had been informed of
to be. Oswald was in contact the CIA Mexico data
with the Cuban Embassy on ;and that at least tio or three
27 September 1963 for the comnission members kncw
of receiving a transit visa He could not remember if the
for.use enroute.to .the US.SR_ commission had ever discussed
{In addition 2 number of the matter in executive session.
Soft, Subtle, and
of' individuals be-'Mr. Willens and Mr. Slawson Recto%zotbe
to bo: in contact with , declined to make public COI -
the Cuban ` and. Soviet Embas- ment.
Sophisticated
sies in Mexico City wcrc Sources familiar wich the
ceived from the Central Intelli-' contcnts of the tapes said that
gence Agency station in Mexico Oswald had been sccking a
and were ccmipared with pic . transit Fisa fron Cuban offi-
tures of Lee Harvey Oswald ' cials and that he had becn
CLA_ officers in Mexico 'rebuffed: " One source said thai
by
and C.JA. hcadquarters the call to (he Suviet Embassy
City United States authori--had been an effort' to gei help
and ibyDainsedesast
in (urtivering his application
tics in
'Il Was Cetermined that nonc at the Cuban Embassv
these pholographs was the' These souIces Said there had
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