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December 11, 1963
Captain W.P. Gannaway
Special Service Bureau
Dallas Police Department
Thru:
Lieutenant Jack Revill
Criminal Intelligence Section
Special Service Bureau
Dallas Police Department
SUBJECT: CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE (4)
LEE HARVEY OSWALD
Sir:
The attached news clipping was taken from the CHICAGO
TRIBUNE, dated Tuesday, November 26, 1963
Leaves in Huff
MEXICO PAPER
Excélsior said the Cuban con-
sulate told Oswald it could not
issue the visa without talking
SAYS OSWALD
to the United States govern-
ment and that would take 10
or 12 days. The paper said Os-
wald left the office in a huff
WENT TO REDS
'and slammed the door as he
went.
The next day he appeared
at the office of the soviet con-
Reveal Visits to Russ,
sul and asked for a visa di-
rectly to the Soviet Union.
The newspaper said Oswald
Cuban Consulates
supported his argument for the
visa by saying his wife was a
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 25
soviet citizen, that he was a
(UPI) - The newspaper Excel-
Communist, and that he had
sior said today Lee Harvey
lived in Russia for three years.
Oswald spent several days in
Told of Long Wait
Mexico City in late September,
The soviet consul told him
calling on consulates of the So-
the normal time to process
vict Union and Cuba.
such a request would be about
Excelsior said o S W a d
three months. Oswald again
crossed the border at Laredo,
left in a huff, the paper said.
Tex., on Sept. 26 and drove to
The newspaper said there
Mexico City, where on Sept. 28
was no indication o S d
he called on the' consulate gen-
talked to any important of-
eral of Cuba and asked for a
ficials of the soviet or Cuban
transit visa to Moscow by way
embassies, other than the re-
of Havana.
spective consuls.
The United States customs
service: at Laredo confirmed
the crossing. A spokesman said,
"There are records to establish
Respectfully submitted,
this." The records also showed
Oswald reëntered the 2 United
W.S. Begged
INDEXED
States Oct. 3.
W.S. Biggio, Detective
DATE 17-16-64
Criminal Intelligence Section
INT. 29652
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