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MEMDRANDUM
December 4, 1967
TO:
JIM GARRISON, District Attorney
FROM:
TOM BETHELL
RE:
AL CLARK
*
*
*
On Sunday, December 3, 1967, I spoke to
AL CLARK at Dixieland Hall, and asked him about his state-
ment to HAROLD WEISBERG that he had seen DEAN ANDREWS
talking to LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
CLARK stated that when he saw OSWALD on
television after the assassination his immediate reaction
was that he had seen him before. After thinking about it
he came to the conclusion that he had seen OSWALD with
ANDREWS. ANDREWS, CLARK recollects, was in the habit of
bringing his friends into the back door of Dixieland Hall,
and he believes he saw ANDREWS and OSWALD sitting together
in the patio right behind Dixieland Hall.
CLARK said he did not mention this before
because he thought it was common knowledge. that ANDREWS
knew OSWALD, and he didn't think it was important. ANDREWS
had always told him that he knew OSWALD, and therefore he
attached no significance to it.
CLARK did not see OSWALD on television in
New Orleans when he passed out leaflets in front of the
Trade Mart.
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