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Warren Commission, Volume XXVI: CE 3154 00 M Corrission COMMISSION 3IHISIT NUMBERS ASSIGNED Exhibit No . DescriRtion TO PREVIOUS COMMISSION DOC1B021T9 ~ - 'i1 1067 Immigration and Naturalization Service order dated January 30, I ^a,; 1962, denying waiver of section 243 (g) for Marina Oswald E:vaibit Description o. c.+rt r // (CD 363, pp . 9,55, duplicated on pp . 56-57, 57-5e) 1054 Photographs of individuals present in lineups with Osuald 1068 Immigration and Naturalization Service memorandum dated January (CD 1083 and 1304) 26, 1962, setting forth basis for denial of waiver of section 243 (g) for Marina Osuald (CD 363, P. 60) 1053 Internal memorandum of the Commission dated June 19, 1964, which lAVine (CD 1117) January identifies "N . M. B." as Morton M. 1069 Immigration and Naturalization Service memorandum dated 1962, rcgortin beckgrovDVd of Lee Harvey Osuald 1963, concerning Lee Harvey Oswald's 16 on 1056 751 report dated November 26 . 363, 67-705 original application for passport issued June 25, 1963, and other (CD pp- files on Osuald (CD 7, p. 322) documents in State Department 1070 Immigration and Naturalization Service investigation report dated October 17 1961 concerning Lee Harvey Osuald 1057 Interval memorandum of the Commission dated May 20, 1964, re (CD 363, pp . 84-8) ' "Personal Check on Star@ Department Files" (CD 1118) 1071 Immigration and Naturalization Service memorandum dated October 10, 1058 Internal memorandum of the Commission dated June 8, 1964, and 1961, initiating investigation of Lee Harvey Osuald (CD 363, p. 89) attached doumenta, re "Senator John G, Tower's contacts with Osuald" (CD 1119) IA* Heresy 1072 Petition by Lee Harvey Osuald to classify status of alien Marina N. Osuald for issuance of immigrant visa, dated July dated July 10, 1962, concerning departure of 31, 1961 1059 Page from an FBI report (CD 363, pp . 90-91) Marion, June and Lea Harvey Osuald from Soviet Union (CD 9, p. 8) Copy of a letter dated October 6, 1961, from VISA office to 10, 1962, concerning arrival of 1073 1060 Page from an FBI report dated July Immigration and Naturalization Service advising that Marina Osuald and Harvey Osuald in the United State. Marina, June las is eligible for a visa (CD 363, p. 92) (CD 9, p. 16) 1074 Copy of a letter dated March 24, 1961, from Richard E. Snyder, floor of the Texas School Book Depository 1061 Floorplan of the first American Embassy, Moscow to Lee Harvey Osuald, Minsk Building 1075 Copy of a letter dated July 24, 1961, fron John A. McVickar, 2, concerning Lee Harvey Oswald's 1062 FBI report dated December 1963, American Embassy, Moscow, to Lee Harvey Osuald, Minsk application for passport issued June 25, 1963 (CD 49, p. 21) 1076 Copy of a letter dated November 1961, from Joseph dated February 28, 1962, 13, D. Norbury, 1063 Imigration and Naturalization Service letter American Embassy, Moscow, to Lee Harvey Osuald, Minsk approving visa petition for Marine Oswald (CD 363, p. 40) 1077 FBI report dated December 2, 1963, relating to the preparation by Service letter dated February 28, 1064 Immigration and Naturalization the FBI of a replica paper sack (CD 7, p. 292) 1962, approving visa petition for Marina Osuald and denying waiver of section 243(g) sanctions (CD 363, pp . 42-43) 1078 Copy of a letter dated January 5, 1962, from Samuel G. Wise, American Embassy, Moscow, to Lee Harvey Oavald, Minsk 1065 Immigration and Naturalization Service memorandum dated February 23, 1962, approving denial of waiver of section 243(g) sanctions for 1079 Copy of a Letter dated January 15, 1962, from Samuel G . Wise, Marina Osuald (CD 363, pp . 46-471 American Dnbassy, Moscow, to Lee Harvey Osuald, hnsk 1066 Telegram dated February 8, 1962, from Immigration and Naturaliza- 1080 Copy of a letter dated January 2h, 1962 from Joseph B. Norbury, tion Service recommending section 243(8) sanctions not be waived Merican ihbassy, Moscow, to Lee. H. Osuald, Minsk for Marine Osuald (CO 363, p. 48) 1081 Cory of a letter dated January 31, 1962, from Joseph B. Norbury, American Dnbassy, Moscow, to Lee H. Osuald, Minsk COMMISSION EXHIBIT NO . 3154 1082 Copy of a letter dated February 6, 1962, from Joseph B. Norbury, American Embassy, Moscow, to Lee H. Oswld, Minsk CE Page 2- COMMISSION EXHIBIT No . 3154-Continued Commission cc-i'qsion Exhibit No . Description h.bit No . Embassy 1083 Letter dated April 24, 1962 (received by April 30, 1962), 1100 Letter dated Januarys 1.9, 1"i"~, rrn,n a- l n . Wine, Amrrl-n from Lee H. Oswald, Minsk, to American ESyIbasey, Moscow, with envelope Embassy, Moscow, to Lee IIn,-, nnwnl,I,filnnl" , with -v , lolo" 1084 Letter dated February 28, 1961, from Richard E. Snyder, Merioan 1101 Letter dated January Yh . r,-, " h~r^ph 11, llorbury, American Embassy, Moscow, to Lee Harvey Oswald, Minsk, with envelope Embassy, Moscow, to Lee II . nm-H, Illnnk, with envelope 1085 Letter dated March 24, 1961, from Richard E. Snyder, American 1102 Letter dated February 6, 1'+L2, I -m J,-rh II . Norbury, American Embassy, Moscow, to Lee Harvey Oswald, Minsk, with envelope Embassy, Moscow, to Lee 11 . Oswald, Iiinnl " , with envelope 1086 Copy of a letter dated March 9, 1962, from Joseph D. Norbury, 1103 Letter dated February 28, 1762, from .1, W. Holland, District Director, Ameriosm Dmbessy, Moscow, to Lae Oswald, Minsk San Antonio Office, Immiigration and Daturalization Service, to Lee Harvey Oswald, HinsY enclosing "Instructions to the Applicant," with 1067 Letter dated October 12, 1961, from Joseph D. Norbury, American envelope (FBI Item 21,6) Embassy, Moscow, to Lea Oswald 1 Minsk, with envelope 1104 Letter dated March 9, 1962, from Joseph D. Norbury, American 1088 Copy of a letter dated May 7, 1962, from Joseph D. Norbury, Embassy, Moscow, to Lop 11 . Oswald, Einak, with envelope American Embassy, Moscow, to Leo Oswald, Minsk 1105 Letter dated May 7, 1962, from Joseph B. Norbury, American 1089 Copy of a letter dated August 6, 1962, from E. I. Carson, Secretary, Embassy, Moscow, to Lee 11 . Oseald, Hinsk, with envolope Navy Discharge Review Board, to Lee Oswald, Fort Worth, Texas 1106 Letter dated May 10, 1962, from Joseph B. Norbury, American 1090 Copy of a letter dated January 11, 1963, from R. C . Healey, Office Embassy, Moscow, to Lee H. Oswald, Minsk, with envelope of Finance, to Lee Harvey Oswald, Dallas, Texas 1107 Three prescriptions in Russian from the Hinsk Polyclinic issued to 1091 Copy of a letter dated June 5, 1963, from E. I. Carson, Secretary, Oswald, with translations; also, Oswald's identification card as Navy Discharge Review Board, to Lee Oswald, Fort Worth, Texas student at Fort Worth, Texas, Hil;h School (FBI Item D33) 1092 Copy of a letter dated July 25, 1963, from D. W. Bowman, President, 1108 Lee Harvey Oswald's Soviet . workbook, dated January 13, 1960, Navy Discharge Review Board, to Lee Oswald, New Orleans, La . with translations (FBI Item 437) 1093 Undated letter from Lee Oswald, Minsk, to American Embassy, Moscow, 1109 Lee Harvey Oswald'a Soviet union registration card and ~Record of received March 3 at the Embassy Registration and Cancellation of Registration", with translations (FBI Item 436) 109L Undated letter from J. F. Matlock, American Embassy, Moscow, to Lee H. Oswald, Minsk, with envelope 1210 Lee Harvey Oswald , sSoviet dues payment card for union mer..bers, with translation (FBI Item 435) 1095 Operations memorandum dated March 16, 1962, from the American Embassy, Moscow to the American Embassy, Brussels re Marina Oswald and 11 ; ; Soviet marriage certificate of Merins, and Lee Harvey Oswald, use of third country shelter (CD 1115, XIII-58(2)) with translation (FBI Item 434) 1096 Telegram from the American Embassy, Brussels, to the American Embassy, 1112 Soviet birth certificate of June Lee Oswald, born Februar: 15, Moscow, approving use of third country shelter in Marina Oswald's 1962, with translation (FDI Item 268) case (CD 1115, XIII-57) 1113 Affidavit in Russian (with translation) signed by Lee Harvc;- Jswa'_c: support 1097 Telegram from the State Department to the American Embassy, Moscow on January 17, 1962, promising full of wife during her advising of waiver of Section 243(8) (CD 1115, XIII-51) permanent stay in the United States (FBI Item 256) 1098 Promise to repay repatriation loan signed by Leo Hare Oswald 1114 United States passport application o£ Lee Harvey Oswald, dated dated June 1, 1962 (CD 1115, XIII-471 CD 1114, XII-37) Septe,,ber 4, 1959 (CD 1111,, 1-80(3)) 1099 Telegram from the American Embassy, Moscow, advising of the 1115 Undated State Department memorandum, dictated 3-20-62, from VO- departure of the Oewalds (CD 1115, X111-49j CD 1114, P-8) Robert F. Hale to SCA-Michel Cieplinski re Immigrant Visa Case of Mrs. Marina N. Oswald (CD lil4, X-10(2)) CE Page 3 CE Page 4 COMMISSION EXHIBIT NO. 3154-Continued COMMISSION EXHIBIT NO. 3154-Continued C-ssion s.iSit lip . Desc ription 1116 Transmittal form D.S-1511". of the Department of State dated Commission October 11, 1963 lxhtbit Mo. Description 7.117 Internal Commission memorandum dated June 17, 19611, re Omrald's Reading 1129 FBI report dated November 28, 1963 of interview of 0. F. Campbell, Vice President, Texas School Book Depository, 1116 Floorplan of second floor of Texas School Book Depository Building Dallas, Texas (CD 5, p. 220) ahowing movemonts of Oswald on November 22, 1963 load 1130 FBI report dated December 6, 1963 of interview of Troy C. 1119 Letter dated September 3, 19611, from J. Lc4;ar Hoover, Director, principal, public evening school located at Croxior Tech Bt$h Federrl Bureau of Investigation, enclosing visual aids including School, Dallas, Texas (CD 6, p.
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