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2 INDEX TO REPORTS The following is an tnventory of documents received from the 4 office of Mr. S. 3. PAPICH of the F.B.I., 1730 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. on 20 December 1963 at 1:00 p.m. V 1. Memorandum (two pages) dated 23 November 1963 covering the interview of Lee Harvey OSWALD on 22 November 1963 by special agents HOSTY, SR. and BOOKHOUT. 2. Memorandum (five pages) dated 23 November 1963 covering interview of Lee Harvey OSWALD on 22 November 1963 by special agent CLEMENTS. 3. Memorandum (two pages) dited 25 November 1963 covering interview of Lee Harvey OSWALD on 22 November 1963 by special agent BOOKHOUT. 4. Memorandum (four pages) dated 25 November 1963 covering interview of Lee Harvey OSWALD on 23 November 1963 by special agent BOOKHOUT. v5. Memorandum (one page) dated 25 November 1963 covering interview of Lee Harvey OSWALD on 23 November 1963 by special agent BOOKHOUT. 6. Memorandum (forty-five pages) entitled "The Assassination of President Kennedy, Dallas, Texas " and bearing the Number CO-2-34, 030. This item is a translation from the Russian of an interview of Mrs. OSWALD by a special agent HOWARD, U.S. Secret Service, Dallas. / 7. Memorandum (two pages) dated 23 November 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 22 November 1963 by a special agent BOOKHOUT. 8. Memorandum (one page) dated 23 November 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 23 November 1963 by special agents ODUM and.anderson. a i

3 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) 9. Memorandum (three pages) dated 28 November 1963 covering the interview of Marina Nikolaevna OSWALD on 27 November 1963 by special agents BROWN,-JR. and HASTY, JR. 10. Memorandum (six pages) dated 29 November 1963 covering the interview of Mrs. Marina Nikolaevna OSWALD on 28 November 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV. l. Memorandum (two pages) dated 29 November 1963 covering the interview of Mrs. Marina Nikolaevna OSWALD on 29 November 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV. 12. Memorandum (six pages) dated 1 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 30 November 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN. \\ 13. Memorandum (five pages) dated 1 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 30 November 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN. %' 14. Memorandum (five pages) dated 2 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 1 December 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN. ( 15. Memorandum (one page) dated 3 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 2 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN, BOGUSLAV, and McNEELY. 16. Memorandum (one page) dated 3 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 2 December 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN. s/17. Memorandum (six pages) dated 3 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 2 December 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN Memorandum (two pages) dated 6 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 3 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV. This interview covered the results of the exhibition of forty-seven photographs to Marina OSWALD. 2

4 (Continuati:on of INDEX TO REPORTS) 19. Memorandum (two pages) dated 4 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 3 December 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN. 20. Memorandum (two pages) dated 4 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 3 December 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN. 21. Memorandum (three pages) dated 5 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 3 December 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN. 2Z. Memorandum (three pages) dated 4 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 3 December 1963 by special agents BOGUSLAV and HEITMAN Memorandum (two pages) dated 5 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 4 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV. /24. Memorandum (two pages) dated 5 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 4 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV. /25. Memorandum (three pages) dated 5 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSW ALD on 4 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV. )26. Memorandum (one page) dated 4 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 4 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV../ 27. Memorandum (one page) dated 4 December 1963 covering the interview of Marina OSWALD on 4 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV Memorandum (one page) dated 6 December 1963 covering the interview of _Marina OSWALD on 6 December 1963 by special agents HEITMAN and BOGUSLAV. 3

5 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) 29. Two photographed pages of handwritten English notes beginning "Americans are apt to scoff at the Idea..." 30. Four photographed pages of handwritten English notes captioned-'' "A System Opposed to the Communist." 31. Twelv photographed pages of handwritten English notes captioned "Historic Diary". 32. Four photographed pages of handwritten English notes captioned "Diary - Interview Nov. 14 with Miss Mosby" and dated 15 November Thirteen photographed pages of handwritten English notes beginning with the question "Why did you go to the USSR?". V 34. Seventeen photographed pages of handwritten English notes on Holland-American Line stationery. r 35. Two photographed pages of handwritten English notes beginning "In the city of Minsk there are factories..." attached to FBI Item 337 headed Part I, which is 31 typewritten pages of OSWALD's experiences in the Soviet Union. /36. Thirty-nine photographed pages of handwritten English which is the material typewritten in #35 above. Photographed copy of the Russian-made address book with grey cover consisting of a total of 44 pages together with translations from Russian to English of those pages on which that language appears. 38. FBI Items # Translation from Russian concerning OSWALD' enrollment at the Patrice Lumumba Friendship University together with one-page copy of document FBI Items # Twelve-page translation from Russian of an 11-page document entitled "Belorussian (White Russian) Society of Hunters and Fishermen".

6 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) 40. FBI Items # Summary translation from Russian of two-page photographed document relating to the diploma issued to Marina Nikolayevna Prusakova upon her completion of a course in pharmacology in 1959 at Leningrad Institute of Pharmacy. 41. FBI Items Two-page translation from Russian of twopage autobiography of Marina Nikolaevna Prusakova OSWALD. 42. FBI Items One note addressed to the Director of the Minsk Radio Factory from Lee Harvey Oswald dated 16 May FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a two-page letter dated 20 February 1962 from Marina to r her husband. 44. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page note written by Marina OSWALD to her husband congratulating him on being a father. 45. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page, short, undated note addressed to Marina OSWALD, Ward FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page photographed note dated 21 February. 47. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a short, one-page note dated 15 February 1962 from "Aleck " to "Dear Marina". 48. FBI Items # One-page summary from RusSian language of a one-page photographed note dated 18 February. 49. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a photographed scrap of paper signed "1 love you, Aleck". 50. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a photographed scrap of paper dated 0. 9, 61. and signed "Aleck". 51. FBI Items #I One-page summary from Russian language of a photographed handwritten note addressed to "Marina OSWALD, 3rd Floor, 51st Ward".

7 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) 52. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page note dated 20 February and signed "Aleck". 53. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language bla One -page photograph of the reverse side of a letter. 54. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page letter dated 14 October and written to Marina by Alek. 55. FBI Items # One-page translation from Russian language of a one-page letter dated 18 October 1961 to "Dear Marina" from "Alek". 56. FBI Items # One-page translation from Russian language of a two-page letter dated 22 October 1961 signed "Alek". 57. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a photographed inscription "To M. N. PRUSKOVA". 58. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a letter addressed to Marina N. OSWALD, 49th Ward on 3rd Floor. 59. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a photographed note from Alek to Marina OSWALD. 60. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page photograph of an envelope and note addressed to OSWALD's wife. 61. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a post card showing hotel "Byeloruss" in Minsk. 62. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of letter postmarked Minsk, USSR, date unintelligible, addressed to M; N. OSWALD, Trinkler Drive, House 5, Apt. 7, Kharkov. 63. FBI Item #189. One-page summary from Russian language of a card bearing inscription "RADIO FACTORY BSSR..." 64. FBI Items # One-page translation from Russian language of photographed note to Marina dated 31 October and signed "Alek". 65. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of eight photographed pages of a trade union card of Marina Nikolaevna Prusakova. a 6

8 v,q_ F. B. I. REPORTS LEE HARVEY OSWALD CASE. Reports #66 through #168 4

9 INDEX TO REPORTS _ 66. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of two photographed pages of the birth certificate for June Lee OSWALD. 67. FBI Items # One-page, summary from Russian language of eight photographed pages of birth certificate for Marina Nikolaevna Prusakova. 68. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of 15 photographed pages of the war services card for Marina Nikolaevna Prus akova. 69. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page document entitled "Payroll voucher for Marina OSWALD." 70. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on an envelope addressed to Minsk, USSR, to Marina OSWALD from Leningrad D-25, house 16 on Stremiamaya Street. 71. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page photograph of blank application for tax refund. 72. FBI Item #285. One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on an entry card to scientific study hall #1 issued to Lee Harvey OSWALD. (two photographed pages) 73. FBI Item #323. One-page summary from Russian language of household budget ledger of three photographed pages. 74. FBI Item #328. One-page summary from Russian language of a five-page document of photos of a "Collins Russian-English English- Russian Dictionary" and certain handwritten notations. 75. FBI Item #340. One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on a one-page document- -birth certificate of Marina Nikolaevna Prusakova. 76. FBI Item #346. One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on the one-page photograph of prescription items for penicillin. 77. FBI Item #346. One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page photograph of information appearing in a document reflecting foreign travel by Marina Nikolaevna OSWALD.

10 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) FBI Item #346. One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on three photographed pages of a work permit entitled "Work Book" issued 1Z March 1960 to Marina Nikolaevna Kruskova (Kruskov). 79. FBI Item #348. Fourteen-page translation from Russian language of information appearing in a document entitled "Residence Permit" (nine photographed pages). 80. FBI Item #355. One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page document concerning blood classification for L. P. OSWALD. 81. FBI Items #414, 415, 417, 419. One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on eight photographs of a Union Membership Booklet # FBI Items # One-Page summary from Russian language of information appearing on two photographed pages of marriage certificate. 83. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on one photographed page of "Work Booklet." 84. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a two-page photographed copy of the birth certificate of June Lee OSWALD. 85. FBI ItemS #433-45I. One-page summary from Russian language of a two-page photograph of a card entitled "Dues Payment Card for Union Members". 86. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photographed card entitled "account card of union member" for Lee Harvey OSWALD. 87. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of 'a one-page photograph of a card entitled "Record of receipts and withdrawals from account." 88. FBI Items # Two-page summary from Russian language of information appearing in the 1959 U. S. Passport of Lee H. O'SWALD (thirteen photographed pages). 89. One-page reproduction of photograph showing a scene in a Russian city. 2

11 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) One-page summary from Russian language of a photographed page from a pharmaceutical manual (Russian). 91. FBI Item #A. One-page summary from Russian language of a photograph of a postcard addressed to Marina OSWALD in Minsk, USSR. 92. FBI Item #A. One-page summary from Russian language of a four-page document entitled "Directions for the Analysis (and preparation) of certain Drug Compounds" (three photographed pages). 93. Reproduction of a small package with the English notation "In this pkg. photograph #414, 415, 417, 419 only". 94. FBI Item #A. One-page summary from Russian language of information on a postcard addressed to Marina OSWALD in Minsk, USSR (one photographed page). 95. FBI Item #A. One-page summary from Russian language of information appearing on one side of postcard bearing the Russian expression "May - Peace - Labor" (one photographed page). 96. FBI Items # Reproductions of various photographs of Soviet cities (eight photographed pages). 97. Translation from Russian language of words appearing on a large envelope (two photographed pages). 98. FBI Items # Reproduction of two-page letter from the American Embassy, Moscow, to OSWALD dated 6 February FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter from the American Embassy, Moscow, to OSWALD dated 12 October FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter dated 28 February 1962 from the District Director, U.S. Dept. of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service, to Lee Harvey OSWALD giving Notice of Approval of Visa Petition for his wife FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter directed to OSWALD from the American Embassy, Moscow, 9 March 1962.

12 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter to OSWALD from the American Embassy, Moscow, 24 January FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter to OSWALD from the American Embassy, Moscow, 10 May FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter to OSWALD from the American Embassy, Moscow, 24 March FBI Items # Four-page photographed form letter to Mrs. Marina Nickolayevna. OSWALD from the U.S. Dept. of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service dated 13 July FBI Items # One-page photographed Affidavit of Support by Byron PHILLIPS for OSWALD's wife dated 13 March FBI Itema # OneLpage summary from Russian language of an English letter to "Dear Aleck" from "Your friend, Erick" and a note to Marina in Russian (two photographed pages) FBI Items # , Photograph of one-page letter to OSWALD from the American Embassy, Moscow, 31 January FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter to OSWALD from the American Embassy, Moscow, 13 November FBI Itenis # Two-page photographed statement dated 1 June 1962 by OSWALD agreeing to repay the American Embassy for moneys advanced. Ill. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of one-page document from the consular office of the American Embassy in Moscow to Mr. McVickars from a U.S. citizen living in Minsk, Lee H. OSWALD FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of one-page letter dated 25 May 1962 (no addressor or addressee) FBI Items # Photograph of one-page letter to Mrs. Marina Nikilieva OSWALD from the American Embassy, Moscow, 10 July

13 ( (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) _ 114. FBI Items # One-page photograph appearing in the Fort Worth Press Friday, Sept. 30, 1960, of a woman holding dolls from foreign countries FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photograph of one-page letter from the American Embassy, Moscow, 10 July 1961, to Mrs. Marina Nikilieva OSWALD FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page poem regarding the brotherhood of nations FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page photograph of listed titles of Russian youth songs FBI Item #354. One-page reproduction of what appears to be advertisements for women's clothes FBI Items # Six photographed pages of factory scenes in the Soviet Union together with a reproduction of a photograph of Fidel Castro FBI Item #352. One-page summary from Russian language of an envelope addressed to someone in the USSR from Mrs. Marina OSWALD_ 121. FBI Item #356. Two-page summary from Russian language of an airmail letter addressed to Mrs. Marina OSWALD in New Orleans, La., (six photographed pages) FBI Item #358. One-page summary from Russian language of personal correspondence from a Soviet citizen to Mrs. OSWALD and various other items (nine photographed pages) FBI Item #36I. One-page summary from Russian language of a letter from Pavel GOLOVACHOV to Marina OSWALD dated 29 September 1963 at Minsk (three photographed pages) FBI Item #365. Photograph of one-page letter to OSWALD from Office of Finance, Dept. of State Washington, 11 January FBI Item #382, One-page summary from Russian language of a handwritten recipe for some kind of stew (four photographed pages).

14 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of items on two envelopes, front and back views (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of items on two envelopes, front and back views (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of letter from the American Embassy, Moscow, No. DSL-869 (not dated), to OSWALD (five photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photographs of two envelopes front and back views (two photographed pages) FBI Items # Reproductions of letter and two envelopes addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Lee OSWALD in New Orleans from the Department of the Navy (two photographed pages) FBI Items # Thirteen photographed pages of envelopes address to OSWALD and correspondence from the American. Embassy, Moscow, 16 January 1962, concerning the exit visa of his wile FBI Items # One-page translation from Russian language of a Russian address FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page leaflet pertaining to the Twenty-second Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page personal note signed "Alex and Yurisa." 135. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a sheet of notebook paper with note showing (illegible) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of two-page personal letter to Marina OSWJ.LD from Aleck in the USSR FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of two-page personal letter to Marina OSWALD from Minsk dated 28 January 1961 from "Erick" FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of the first two pages of a letter to Marina dated 27 August

15 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of two photographed pages of notes addressed to Marina and signed "Aunt Lyuba and Uncle Vasya" FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of two photographs of an undated note on a lined paper addressed to "OSWALD, Marina, 51st Ward, 3rd Floor" FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a handwritten letter to the OSWALDS at Fort Worth, Texas, dated 4 October (?) 1962 (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of two fragments of a letter (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a one-page note entitled "Greetings from : Andrei FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photograph of personal note to Marina from Tolia congratulating her on addition in the family FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photograph of a note in Russian with numeral "37" FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photograph of personal note to Marina, signature unintelligible FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of personal letter from E. N. (? ) thanking Marina for the photos, etc. (three photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of personal letter from Olya and Kolya to Marina discussing Marina's daughter June and their daughter Julia (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photograph of note about cooking chicken soup FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a photograph of note addressed to OSWALD, 49th Ward, 3rd Floor. A 7

16 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) 151. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of letter addressed to Marina from Liuba (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a letter dated 22 November -- Minsk to Marina from E. I. Soboleva, Leningrad (six photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a letter to Marina from Pavel in Minsk dated 15 September 1962 (six photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of airmail envelopes addressed to Lee OSWALD in Minsk (one photographed page) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of personal letter from Elya to Marina dated 10 December 1962 (seven photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of envelopes postmarked Minsk, USSR, addressed to USA (one photographed Page) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of reverse side of envelope with inscription "Published by Ministry of Communication, USSR" (one photographed page) FBI Item #195. One-page summary from Russian language of letter dated 1 November 1962 and addressed to Marina from Elya (four photographed pages) FBI Item #197. One-page summary from Russian language of song entitled "With You" (one photographed page) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of excerpts from a "Pattern Album" (four photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a part of a "Catalog of Novelties" (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of portion of subscription to (or from) unidentified magazine (Russian) in Byelorussia (one photographed page). 8

17 C (Continuation or INDEX TO REPORTS) 163. FBI Item #189. One-page summary from Russian language of a photographed drawing with letters K, M, and N on it FBI Item #196. Letter from John CONNALLY dated 23 February 1962 to OSWALD (three photographed pages including reproductions of envelopes) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language Of photo of registered letter from M. OSWALD in Texas to L. OSWALD in Minsk (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian of envelopes bearing return address of American Embassy, Moscow (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of letterhead in Russian reading "All-Soviet Contest..." (two photographed page s) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of two personal letters from "Elleanor and Anita" thanking the OSWALDS for magazines and letters (two photographed pages).

18 F. B. I. REPORTS LEE HARVEY OSWALD CASE Reports #169 through #187

19 INDEX TO REPORTS 169. FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of letter to Lee OSWALD with Russian postscript to Marina (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of letter signed your friend, Alexander" (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a letter signed "Liliya" congratulating Marina on the birth of her daughter (one photographed page) FBI Items # , One-page summary from Russian language of personal letter from the ZIGER family in Minsk to the OSWALDS (three photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of letter in English from Pavel Yolovachov in Minsk (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of what appears to be notes on Act II of "Pikovaya Dama" (one photographed page) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of front and back of envelopes addressed to OSWALD (two photographed pages) FBI Item #69. One-page summary from Russian language of a New Year's Card from the MEDVEDEV family to Marina (two photographed pages FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of eight photographed pages from a Book of Useful Services Examples on how to assemble various things on table, etc FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of fourteen photographed pages from a book published in Moscow in 1961 entitled Fidel Castro FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of eight photographed pages of book on Tasty and Healthful Foods.

20 (Continuation of INDEX TO REPORTS) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a Russian program of opera and ballet dated "Queen of Spades" (five photographed pages) FBI Item #95. One-page summary from Russian language of a telegram to Marina OSWALD (two photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photographs of a "General Notebook" (24 photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of a photograph of notes from a shopping list FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language indicating attached as a collection of various Soviet postage stamps (four photographed pages) FBI Items # One-page summary from Russian language of photographs containing copies of designs for cross-stitch embroidery (fifteen' photographed page s ) FBI Item #74. One-page summary from Russian language of an article from the Russian magazine Youth Technicians -- Issue 12, 1961 (45 photographed pages) FBI Item #84. One-page summary from Russian language of a book published in Moscow in 1961 entitled Population USSR (approximately 85 photographed pages).

21 4-750 (2-7-79) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET 0 XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXIO: Pagets} withheld entirely at this location in the file, One or more of the following statements, where indicated, explain this deletion. Deleted under exemptionts) / 7C with no segregable material available for release to yoz C3 Information pertained only to a third party with no reference to you or the subject of your request Information pertained only to a third party. Your name is listed in the title only. Document(s) originating with the following government agency(ies), was/were forwarded to them for direct response to you. Page(s) referred for consultation to the following government agency(ies); as the information originated with them. You will be advised of availability upon return of the material to the FBI. Pages) withheld for the following reason(s): 0 For your information: The following number is to be used for reference regarding these pages: / 7 4/ XIDOLXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX DELETED PAGE(S) X NO DUPLICATION FEE x FOR THIS PAGE X 0,61/00]

22 a.% m,spekviam - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVLTIGATION REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN MIAMI RICHMOND - TITLE OF CASE - MANUEL RIEGOICN GA DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD JAN IE 12/2/63-1/10/64 REPORT MADE ' TYPED WY ROBERT G. STRONG RGS1p1m CHARACTER OF CASE - IS - CUM& for mare REFERENCES: Oklahoma City teletype to Bureau 12/2/63, captioned "LEE HARVEY OSWALD, Aka; IS - Rr. Miami teletype to 'Bureau 12/2/63, captioned,- "LEE HARVEY OSWALD, Aka; IS - 1". Miami letter (FD-128) to Burea 1 6. Washington Field report SA 12/24/63. Miami letter to Bureau 1/6 Bureau letter to Richmond 1/8/ RUC - gsc A - ADMINISTRATIVE - ne, / Information copies have been designated for San Juan and Washington Field, in view of past and possible, future investigation in this case. ALL rforiation CONTAINED, HEEI: IS iinclassifiedjoi 514- DATE BY. SPECIALAMMM IMPROVED dej- IN CHARGE OPIES MADE: ;' 9,- Bureau (RM)( ) /6-1-- //177(11--- IC Richmond (RM)( ) 1 - San Juan (Info)(RM)( Washington Field (Info)( (1 - INS, Washington, D. 1 - Miami( ) DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES WELOW hvaa) 656) M)( ) N. All M..N AGENCY REOuCIT RECD DATE NOW FWD. DISSEMINATION RECORD OF ATTACHED REPORT NOTATIONS Coopy442; _Am./9)41A.! r. NUZLIZa St iag 1! WY CR. SOM.INT P1Mrti.1 OFFICE 1*-718:14-1

23 An additional copy);ing is submitted to Washington Field, for dissemination to INS, Washington D.C., as INS, Miami, advised they have no office in the Virginia area, and subject's residence is handled out Of Washington, - Even though Miami is not Office of Origin in this case, Miami, in accordance with Bureau teletype 12/10/63 captioned, "TRAVEL OF THE PRESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES AND COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO", submitted a IBMon the subject of this case, with a copy being furnished to Secret Service, Miami..Copies were also submitted to _Richmond and Washington Field.. The original of the FD-302s regarding MARIA RECALDH and WtNUEL RIEGO ZUNIGA are located in Miami file , captioned "LEE HARVEY OSWALD, Aka; IS - B.* (COVER PAGE)

24 - FD 204 (Re ) ()NIL) STATES DEPARTMENT OF Jte-110E FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION e COPY fat 1 - INS, Washington, D.C. (All )(R M) Roped oh Wei Field Office Fil. pt This ROBERT G. STRONG JAN MANUEL RIEGO ZUNIGA CemMiami,Florida_. Bureau Fil INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA Syeoeslet 1, Subject permanently resides at 108A Alexandria Ave., East, Alexandria, Va.; presently associated with Prince Lithograph Co., th Rd., North Arlington, Va. Temporarily resides 2460 Northwest 208th St., Carol City, Miami, Fla. On 12/2/63, MARIA RECALDE, Miami, advised subject said "they are saying CASTRO and Cuba was responsible for the President dying, and that is not true, as probably someone in KENNEDY'S group did not like him and had OSWAID shoot him." Subject interviewed 12/3/63, by SAs of the FBI at Miami; denied knowing LEE HARVEY OSWALD, and did not recall making above statements or past statements praising FIDEL CASTRO. He said he must have done so while under the influence of liquor. Admitted personally believed CASTRO is a "good man". Denied being a communist or member of Communist Party (CP). Admires CASTRO, but not his government or his teachings. He did not elaborate on statement that Latin America Will be better because some day there will be a "revolution". DETAILS: 5/L-1 ALL 1!.. FOVATITI CO NTA1 ED - RUC - HEC7.Ir: IS T.;CLASSIFIED DATE,J75- Byg stil RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYMENT This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusion. of th. FBI. It la the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and it. contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

25 MM MANUEL.RIEGO ZUNIGA, while being=-interviewed December 3, 1963, advised his temporary residence is 2460 Northwest 208th Street, Carol City, Miami, Florida. His permanent residence, or at least three weeks out of each. month, is 108A Alexandria Avenue, East, Alexandria, Virginia.- _ He is presently under contract to publish "tourist-type maps", with the L. B. Prince Company, Lithographers, 4019 North Fifth Road, Arlington, Virginia, the President being MARIUS PRINCE. He said his wife and family will reside permanently at 2460 Northwest 208th Street, and that he will commute a few days each month to Miami to visit them. On January 10, 1964, MARIA. RECALDE, 2435 Northwest 207th Street, Carol City, Miami, Florida, a nearby neighbor to subject, advised the subject and his family returned to their home (above) on or about December 1, Shortly after that, he again returned to the Arlington, Virginia- Washington, D.C. area. She recalled seeing him in the neighborhood, and in fact, he used her telephone, two or three days after Christmas. Shortly after that, subject's wife advised her that he had returned to the ArlingtOn, Virginia-Washington, D.C. area, and would not return again for at least three or four weeks. INVESTIGATION AT MIAMI, FLORIDA The following investigation was predicated upon a telephone call on December 2, 1963, to the Oklahoma City Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) by Mrs. MARIA. RECALDE, nee DEL MONACO, 2435 Northwest 207th Street, Miami, Florida, during which she advised as follows: 2.

26 MM On December 1, 1963, MANUEL RIEGO, a pro-castro,, communist, Cuban refugee, residing at 2480 Northwest 208th Street, visited the DEL MONACO residence, where Mrs. RECALDE resides, and informed the following in general conversation: RIEGO stated he had just returned from Washington, D.C. He claimed he had knowledge that President KENNEDY was going to be assassinated prior to the actual occurence, and claimed he knew of LEE HARVEY OSWALD. RIEGO claimed a "member of KENNEDY's own group" also had advance knowledge that President KENNEDY was going to be assassinated. RIEGO claimed a revolution will occur in.puerto Rico similar to the revolution which occurred in Cuba. RECALDE has learned from RIEGO that he claims to be actively meeting with a pro-castro communist group in the Miami area. These meetings are accomplished during fishing trips. RIEGO claimed he carries a brown notebook on his person, containing names of members of his pro-castro group. Mrs. RECALDE requested she be contacted apart from her immediate family, as she did not desire they know she furnished the above' information. On December 2, 1963, as a result of the above, Mrs. RECALDE was interviewed by Special Awl:its of the FBI at Miami, Florida, and furnished the following: Mrs. MARIA RECALDE, nee DEL MONACO, 2435 Northwest 207th Street, Miami, Florida, advised she had no objection to her identity being disclosed to officials of the United States Government or interested parties; hawever, she did not desire that her identity and the information she furnishes be disclosed to MANUEL RIEGO, as she believes he may possibly try to do her bodily harm. 3.

27 MM She said that until December 1, 1963, she knew nothing about RIEGO, other than the fact that he has resided for some time in a house that he purchased at 2460 Northwest 208th Street. About five months ago, he advised her sister, INEZ DEL MONACO, that he wished to rent his. home, and the transaction was handled through a realty company. She recalls that about two weeks ago, he wrote to her sister and told her be was planning to return to Miami, and would again be moving into his house. Be arrived on December 1, 1963, and her sister has moved to her (RECALDE's) residence. On December 1, 1963, RIEGO, while in the process of moving his personal belongings from his car to his home, made statements that she considered were very anti-united States, and in her belief, could possibly have had something to do with the assassination of President KENNEDY. She said she telephonically advised a Special Agent friend of hers who is presently in Oklahoma City of this. She admitted she was very excited during her telephone call, and may have made accusations which were actually only her own conclusions following her talk with RIEGO. She said RIEGO had been drinking, and appeared to be intoxicated. Other individuals who overheard at least part of the conversation were her mother, CAROLINA DEL MONACO; her two brothers, ROBERTO, age 24, and LUIS, age 16, and her younger sister, GIOVANA, age 14. She requested, however, that the members of her family not be interviewed at this time. Among other things, the assassination of President KENNEDY was mentioned, and RIEGO made the following general statements, from which she drew her conclusions, as set out in her conversation with.the Oklahoma City FBI Office: 4.

28 4, MM RIEGO said, as best she can recall, "They are saying that CASTRO and Cuba are responsible for the President dying and we all know that is not true. It was probably someone in RENNEDY's group that didn't like him and had OSWALD shoot him. Some day soon there will be a revolution all over Latin America, including Puerto Rico, and the United States' yoke of aggression will fall." Mrs. RECAIDE asked RIEGO, what his future plans were, and he said he would be returning to Washington, D.C., in a week to continue in his work of selling tourist-type maps; however, tomorrow, December 2, 1963, he intended to go fishing. She asked him if he liked to fish, and he answered, "No, but I'm going fishing with my cousin where we can talk as there are no witnesses that way." The name of his cousin was later determined by RECALDE as being ROBERTO MOREIRA RIEGO. Concerning the brown notebook with the names of pro-castro communists in Miami, she said he brought out the book from his coat pocket, and said he has the names of many persons in Miami in a book, including CARLOS?RIO SOCARRAS, former Cuban President. She surmised these persons were also pro-castro. She admitted that RIEGO did not say so; however, nor did he say he has met other pro-castro Cuban exiles while fishing. He did not say he knew OSWALD, nor that he has ever known OSWALD. RIEGO did not claim to have advance knowledge of the assassination. It was her opinion that he might have had knowledge of same. Mrs. RECAIDE said she would be glad to furnish the FBI with apy additional information she might obtain concerning RIEGO, if she receives any additional pertinent information. 5.

29 MM MANUEL RIEGO ZUNIGA, 2460 Northwest 208th Street, Miami, Florida, was interviewed on December 3, 1963, and advised any statement he made could be used against him in a court of Law. He was advised of his right to advice of counsel, if he so desired. He said he understood the foregoing, and that he would be more than willing to cooperate and answer any questions that might be asked of him. When RIEGO was questioned regarding his past statements in favor of the CASTRO Government and FIDEL CASTRO, he said he has been told that he has made such statements, and realized that the United States Government had been investigating him for some time, possibly regarding these statements. He claimed he could honestly state that if he has praised CASTRO, he did so while under the influence of liquor, and did not recall what he said. He did recall that his problems always began when he was in a bar and was drinking. Because he is Latin, with dark Latin features, people would always strike up a conversation with him by asking him what he thinks of FIDEL CASTRO, and he has always answered, "CASTRO personally I believe is a good man." Then, the argument begins. He said it is usually after this that he does not recall what he says. He denied being a communist or a member of the Communiet Party (CP). He said he has always admired FIDEL CASTRO as an individual, but he does not believe in his government or his teachings. He denied ever knowing LEE HARypg)b<ALD, or even. hearing of him until he was charged with the assassination of President KENNEDY. He said he was as upset over the assassination of President KENNEDY as any American could be. 6.

30 NM He said he did not recall making any statement to anyone that the President's assassination was planned by someone in the KENNEDY group who wanted the President killed. He did admit that some day in the far distant future all of Latin America would be better, because some day there would be a "revolution". He could not or would not elaborate regarding this latter statement. He admitted be went fishing with his cousin, ROBERTO MOREIRA RIEGO,on December' 2, 1963, but does not make it a practice to go fishing with other individuals. When asked about the identity of his contacts, he voluntarily produced a small, brown address book with the following names listed thereini MARGARITA D2-7610T (no address) JERRY-011. UN ROBERTO4gEIRA RIEGO 5511 Southwest 78th Avenue Apartment D A4/4// DORISIREIRA (sister to the above) 600 Northwest 169th Street, Apartment 41 AW;4t4i,..L.., WA United States Representative, Florida DANTE By-FX10ELL CA , Extension off Boulevard 7.

31 111 MM In conclusion, RIEGO said he wished to opologize for his past statements, which he admitted must have been made, or there would not have been so many complaints against him, and that in the future, he intends to curb his drinking and his tongue. 9.*