Thursday, September 17, 2015

CIA Confirmed Oswald Contacted Cubans, Soviets Before Assassination, Memo Shows



By  Kellan Howell, Sep 16, 2015 Washington Times

Three days after President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas, U.S. intelligence officials told President Lyndon Johnson that they had confirmed that assassin Lee Harvey Oswald had recently traveled to Mexico City to visit both the Cuban and Soviet embassies, according to a half-century-old briefing memo declassified Wednesday.

Oswald’s travel plans were revealed in an unprecedented declassification and release by the CIA of thousands of presidential daily briefings from the 1960s. Though the memos are decades old, about one-fifth of their contents was still redacted to protect sources and methods.

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