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While in New rleans, to lived at 1,907 Magazine Street and at one
time vorked for the illiam Riley Company neer that address. Then asked
about any previous arrests, he told me that he had had a little trouble
while workine with the Fair Play for Cuba committee and had a fight with
some anti-Oastro people. He also told me of a detate on some radio
station in New Treans where he debated with some anti-Castro people.
I asked him what be thought of Fresident Kennedy and his family,
and be said he didn t have any views on the President. He said, "I like
the President's family very well. I have my own views about national
policies.' I asked him about a polygraph test. He told me he had re-
fused a polygraph test with the FBI, and be certainly wouldn't take one
at this time. Both Mr. Bookhout, of the FBI, and Mr. Kelley, and the
Marshall asked Oswald some questions during this S interview.
Oswald vas placed back in jail at 11:33 am. At 12:35 pm Oswald
was brought to the office for another interview with Inspector Kolley and
some of the other officers and myself. I talked to Oswald about the
di fferent places he had lived in Dallas in an effort to find where he was
living when the picture was made of him holding a rifle which looked to
be the same rifle we had recovered. This picture showed to be taken
near a stairway with many identifying things in the back yard. He told
me about one of the places where he had lived.
Mr. Faine had told me about where Oswald lived on Neely Street.
Oswald was very evasive about this location. we found later that this
was the place where the picture was made. I again asked him about his property
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