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Saw 4 boys on Mankate street, just suits, no jackets or hatraino gloves• & holding their hands as tho they were freezing, & did look like Cubans to us -
Hope I'm not doing wrong thing by mentioning these little things -
rn Thank you for takimg time to write, & send your talk, &
your repudiation of the "slanders" used against you - I have noticed Mrs Oswald being treated so nice, & wonder if she bears watching - & if she is a citizen now - Also noticed this Psychiatrist in our locality,g and seems to have made a good many moves.
I often send my "Human Events" & political magazines on to other people, & since I did, I've ;wished I had written you about one person, believe he was vice Pres. of "Post", who was resigning to take a Gov't. appointment in Washington- When we heard Dr. Goff speak he has been a communist & now traveling & speaking, against "is, he mentioned that "The Sat. Evening Post," has become communist controlled- We do notice the Editorials Sound like it- If the paper with the name of this appointee comes back to me, as I hope it does, send the name- Heard today that they claim 9 excape, an. estimated average, real often from East Germany; if this is true, many could be camouflauging as refugees, & really be spies- who have been let escape- Also, with the many entering our country thru the border between here & Mexico, many could be spies-
Pmsure you have all these thoughts in mind, also, & are working hard- We do so little, how I wish we could help more. Hope you can retain your good health, as there is likely no one could fill your place. - So our best of good wishes - Respectfully,
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Mapleton, Minn
Saw 4 boys on Mankate street, just suits, no jackets or hatraino gloves• & holding their hands as tho they were freezing, & did look like Cubans to us -
Hope I'm not doing wrong thing by mentioning these little things -
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I often send my "Human Events" & political magazines on to other people, & since I did, I've ;wished I had written you about one person, believe he was vice Pres. of "Post", who was resigning to take a Gov't. appointment in Washington- When we heard Dr. Goff speak he has been a communist & now traveling & speaking, against "is, he mentioned that "The Sat. Evening Post," has become communist controlled- We do notice the Editorials Sound like it- If the paper with the name of this appointee comes back to me, as I hope it does, send the name- Heard today that they claim 9 excape, an. estimated average, real often from East Germany; if this is true, many could be camouflauging as refugees, & really be spies- who have been let escape- Also, with the many entering our country thru the border between here & Mexico, many could be spies-
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) --The pretty University of Michi-gan coed wore a babushka-like scarf around her head and a blue skirt and sweater as she met with newsmen for a brief chat.
Although she resembled most of the thousands of other coeds on the Ann Arbor campus, the student was Marina Oswald, 23, widonr- of the assassin of Presi-dent ,,iohn F. Kennedy.
The' Russian-born Mrs. Os-wald began classes Tuesday in the university's English Lan-guage Institute, which special-izes in teaching the language to foreigners.
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t .1. B. Lund, 460 Martin building, in the practice of neurology and
.) psychiatry. -I A native of Pennsylvania. Dr. :(Schwartz has been a Minnesota
e resident for the past II years.
1 He is a product of Ursinus col- lege and University of Pennsyl-vania school of medicine. After ,graduation in 1947 he interned land had two years of special !training in pathology and in-ternal medicine at Geisinger medical center. Danville. Pa.
Following two years of Navy 1 medical corps du t y Dr.
Sch*-aiTi.-was a fellow at Mayo Clinic in Rocheiter, 053-57.
ffe served as acting clinical di-rector and chief of psychiatric service at Anoka state hospital 1957-59. Since-11X0 he has been
(the psychiatrist at Mower county h mental health clinic in Austin; y served as medical dire-Cilir of
Northwest Iowa mental health! center; Decorah, Iowk: consult-, ing psychiatrist to Luther Col-1 lege, Decorah, Iowa,—TirAtd' Wing-Stale training school for boys an-d-finqiiWiiiiii Security' hospital in St. Peter.
AI Dr. Schwartz is a member of I :r the Minnesota State Medical As. :t I —
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sociation, American Medical sociation, American Psychiat Association, Academy of P... chosomatic Medicine, Assote ation for Adolescent Psychiatr. and Juvenile Officers Associat... of Minnesota.. -
He also has served on the g' ernor's council 4n youth and ,- Iinquency, the mental heor. planning council for Minne.,,!-- and on the committee on ff , sic psychiatry of the suite cal association.
Married 14 years, Dr. Mrs. Schwartz are the pai, of one son, age 10, and daughters, two and one.
DR.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) --The pretty University of Michi-gan coed wore a babushka-like scarf around her head and a blue skirt and sweater as she met with newsmen for a brief chat.
Although she resembled most of the thousands of other coeds on the Ann Arbor campus, the student was Marina Oswald, 23, widonr- of the assassin of Presi-dent ,,iohn F. Kennedy.
The' Russian-born Mrs. Os-wald began classes Tuesday in the university's English Lan-guage Institute, which special-izes in teaching the language to foreigners.
Although she said she is under
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y. .. ,. Dr. Carl A. Schwartz, former-
, ; ly of Austin, now is associated with Drs. W. S. Chalgren and
t .1. B. Lund, 460 Martin building, in the practice of neurology and
.) psychiatry. -I A native of Pennsylvania. Dr. :(Schwartz has been a Minnesota
e resident for the past II years.
1 He is a product of Ursinus col- lege and University of Pennsyl-vania school of medicine. After ,graduation in 1947 he interned land had two years of special !training in pathology and in-ternal medicine at Geisinger medical center. Danville. Pa.
Following two years of Navy 1 medical corps du t y Dr.
Sch*-aiTi.-was a fellow at Mayo Clinic in Rocheiter, 053-57.
ffe served as acting clinical di-rector and chief of psychiatric service at Anoka state hospital 1957-59. Since-11X0 he has been
(the psychiatrist at Mower county h mental health clinic in Austin; y served as medical dire-Cilir of
Northwest Iowa mental health! center; Decorah, Iowk: consult-, ing psychiatrist to Luther Col-1 lege, Decorah, Iowa,—TirAtd' Wing-Stale training school for boys an-d-finqiiWiiiiii Security' hospital in St. Peter.
AI Dr. Schwartz is a member of I :r the Minnesota State Medical As. :t I —
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He also has served on the g' ernor's council 4n youth and ,- Iinquency, the mental heor. planning council for Minne.,,!-- and on the committee on ff , sic psychiatry of the suite cal association.
Married 14 years, Dr. Mrs. Schwartz are the pai, of one son, age 10, and daughters, two and one.
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JAN'l 3 1965 (111
commTel Helen W. Gandy Secretary
NOTE: Correspondent sent a commendatory letter to the Directory early in
December in connection with Mr. Hoover's press conference of November 18,
1964. She was thanked for her support and furnished three reprintsjil view of
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appropriate. Her communication might imply she will become a chronic
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assured your communication will be brought to Mr. Hoover's
attention when he returns.
Sincerely yours, mmaD so
JAN'l 3 1965 (111
commTel Helen W. Gandy Secretary
NOTE: Correspondent sent a commendatory letter to the Directory early in
December in connection with Mr. Hoover's press conference of November 18,
1964. She was thanked for her support and furnished three reprintsjil view of
the contents of her current communication,an in-absence reply is deemed ;i
appropriate. Her communication might imply she will become a chronic
correspondent. (62-109811-3924)
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EDERAL BUREAU OF INVEST TION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
MR. TOLSON
MR. I3ELMONT
MR. MOHR
OACH
. CASPER
MR. CALLAHAN
MR. CONRAD
MR. PELT
MR. GALE
MR. ROSHN
MR. SULAditg
TAVEL
MR. TROTTER
MR. JONES
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MISS HOLMES
MRS. METCALF
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
IPORTING OFFICE • OFFICE OP ORIGIN
WASHINGTON FIELD DALLAS
DATE , INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
) 12/7/64 - 1/21/65 REPORT MADE MY
SA JAMES F. MORRISSEY '*411̀ CHARACTER OF CASE
TYPED EY 'tIE OF CASE
MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD, nee Prusakova aka, Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald
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REFERENCES: Buairtel, 12/4/64; WFOlet to Bureau' 12/16/64; Report, of SA WALLACE R. HEITMAN, Dallas, dated 1/5/65.
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ADMINISTRATIVE DATA
Copies of this report are forwarded for the infor-mation of the Detroit Office in view of subject's publicized attendance at the University of Michigan.
Twelve copies of this report are designated for Dallas since ten designated in rerep for possible future dissemination by that Office, and two copies are designated for Dallas to disseminate to USINS, Dallas.
file.
7PROVIED DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES smow SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE
Relet requested Dallas to review subject's alien
sd OPIES MADE:
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
IPORTING OFFICE • OFFICE OP ORIGIN
WASHINGTON FIELD DALLAS
DATE , INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
) 12/7/64 - 1/21/65 REPORT MADE MY
SA JAMES F. MORRISSEY '*411̀ CHARACTER OF CASE
TYPED EY 'tIE OF CASE
MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD, nee Prusakova aka, Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald
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REFERENCES: Buairtel, 12/4/64; WFOlet to Bureau' 12/16/64; Report, of SA WALLACE R. HEITMAN, Dallas, dated 1/5/65.
-RUC-
ADMINISTRATIVE DATA
Copies of this report are forwarded for the infor-mation of the Detroit Office in view of subject's publicized attendance at the University of Michigan.
Twelve copies of this report are designated for Dallas since ten designated in rerep for possible future dissemination by that Office, and two copies are designated for Dallas to disseminate to USINS, Dallas.
file.
7PROVIED DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES smow SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE
Relet requested Dallas to review subject's alien
sd OPIES MADE:
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40, -s4m4":4SViii**4.04 *01,1,41e101ftuirwe,"i' :est
-°) F13.204.(Rev. 3•3-59)
• UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Copy tor
Report oh Dates
2 - USINS, Dallas, Texas
JAMES F. MORRISSEY r i.155
Mal Washington, D. C.
Bureau Pile Os 105-126032 Field Office File Os 105-49742
Titles MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD
INTERNAL SECURITY - R
Synopsis, INS file for subject located District Office, INS, Dallas, Texas. Records. CIA contain no additional information. No record located Passport Office, and files of Office of Security, USDS, contain no additional information. Background information obtained from Visa file; USDS, set forth.
-RUC-
DETAILS: AT WASHINGTON, D. C.
I. REVIEW OF RECORDS OF CENTRAL OFFICE, IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS), WASHINGTON, D. C. (WDC)
On December 14, 1964, IC DUANE EDWARD DRENNEN was advised by a- representative of the Central Office, INS, WDC, that the records of that office indicate that alien file number A12530645 for MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD was charged to the District Office of INS, Dallas, Texas, as of June 22, 1962.
II. REVIEW OF RECORDS OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA)
On December 15, 1964, Special Agent (SA) MAURICE F. DONEGAN, JR. was advised that the records of the CIA, WDC, contain no additional information conderningwaimmisubject.
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and lie contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
•
40, -s4m4":4SViii**4.04 *01,1,41e101ftuirwe,"i' :est
-°) F13.204.(Rev. 3•3-59)
• UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Copy tor
Report oh Dates
2 - USINS, Dallas, Texas
JAMES F. MORRISSEY r i.155
Mal Washington, D. C.
Bureau Pile Os 105-126032 Field Office File Os 105-49742
Titles MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD
INTERNAL SECURITY - R
Synopsis, INS file for subject located District Office, INS, Dallas, Texas. Records. CIA contain no additional information. No record located Passport Office, and files of Office of Security, USDS, contain no additional information. Background information obtained from Visa file; USDS, set forth.
-RUC-
DETAILS: AT WASHINGTON, D. C.
I. REVIEW OF RECORDS OF CENTRAL OFFICE, IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS), WASHINGTON, D. C. (WDC)
On December 14, 1964, IC DUANE EDWARD DRENNEN was advised by a- representative of the Central Office, INS, WDC, that the records of that office indicate that alien file number A12530645 for MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD was charged to the District Office of INS, Dallas, Texas, as of June 22, 1962.
II. REVIEW OF RECORDS OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA)
On December 15, 1964, Special Agent (SA) MAURICE F. DONEGAN, JR. was advised that the records of the CIA, WDC, contain no additional information conderningwaimmisubject.
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and lie contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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WFO 105-49742
III.. REVIEW OF RECORDS; UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE (USDS)
IC DAVID L. DE WEESE caused a search to be made of• the files of the Passport Office, USDS„ WDC, and was advised on December 11, 1964, that no identifiable record was located concerning the subject.
On January 12, 1965, SA KENNETH J. HASER was advised that the files of the Office of Security, USDS, contain no additional information concerning the subject.
On January 21, 1965, the visa file for the subject maintained at the USDS was reviewed. Pertinent information from that file is supplemented by information extracted from State Department records during the investigation of her husband, LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
The following information was obtained November 22, 1963 by SA HASER from records at the Office of Special Consular Services (SCS), USDS:
WFO 105-49742
III.. REVIEW OF RECORDS; UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE (USDS)
IC DAVID L. DE WEESE caused a search to be made of• the files of the Passport Office, USDS„ WDC, and was advised on December 11, 1964, that no identifiable record was located concerning the subject.
On January 12, 1965, SA KENNETH J. HASER was advised that the files of the Office of Security, USDS, contain no additional information concerning the subject.
On January 21, 1965, the visa file for the subject maintained at the USDS was reviewed. Pertinent information from that file is supplemented by information extracted from State Department records during the investigation of her husband, LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
The following information was obtained November 22, 1963 by SA HASER from records at the Office of Special Consular Services (SCS), USDS:
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Airtel 1 - Lenihan
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From: Director, FBI (105426032) :
MARINA NIKOLAIITNA OSWALD, aka -11 IS . R. mg. cri
Re Detroit airtel 1/28/65. ci• 2; -2 Detroit Office should immediately include data in
;„• referenced airtel in a letterhead memorandum suitable for dissemination to other interested agencies of the Government. Detroit Office should continue to maintain contact with its established 'sources to be apprised of any pertinent data they may develop concerning. subject. Detroit Office should conduct no active investigation of subject to determine her contacts or day-to-day activities. Information furnished to the Detroit Office in the future by its established sources concerning Marina Oswald should be forwarded to the Bureau in a fora suitable for dissemination.
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From: Director, FBI (105426032) :
MARINA NIKOLAIITNA OSWALD, aka -11 IS . R. mg. cri
Re Detroit airtel 1/28/65. ci• 2; -2 Detroit Office should immediately include data in
;„• referenced airtel in a letterhead memorandum suitable for dissemination to other interested agencies of the Government. Detroit Office should continue to maintain contact with its established 'sources to be apprised of any pertinent data they may develop concerning. subject. Detroit Office should conduct no active investigation of subject to determine her contacts or day-to-day activities. Information furnished to the Detroit Office in the future by its established sources concerning Marina Oswald should be forwarded to the Bureau in a fora suitable for dissemination.
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Date: 2/2/65
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TO DIRECTOR, FBI (105-126032)
FROM C, DALLAS (105-1435)
RE INA NIKOLAEYNIQSWALD, aka. - R
Re Detroit airtel to Bureau, 1/28/65.
Mr. DECLAN.FORD, 14057 Brookcrest, Dallas, Texas,_ who is the agent and advisor of MARINA OSWALD, advised 2/1/65 MARINA OSWALD's present plans are to return to Richardson, Texas, at the end of February, 1965. He stated he does not have a great deal of information concerning MARINA OSWALD's present activities other than she is attending her classes at ,University of Michigan. FORD said he did not know of any acquaintances MARINA OSWALD had in Ann Arbor or Detroit, Michigan, at the time she entered the University of Michigan. He stated he could not identify any person who might be a brother of a close friend of MARINA OSWALD'i in Dallas.
FORD advised his wife and he, along with. MARINA OSWALD, had attended a New Year's Eve party with various actors from the Dallas Theater Center. He advised MARINA OSWALD had become acquainted with various of these actors and it is very possible one of these actors had a friend or relative in Detroit with whom he suggested that MARINA contagt upon her arrival in Michigan.
FORD advised he. would Contact Dallas Office concernin any information he receives concerning activities of MARIA OSWALD.
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TO DIRECTOR, FBI (105-126032)
FROM C, DALLAS (105-1435)
RE INA NIKOLAEYNIQSWALD, aka. - R
Re Detroit airtel to Bureau, 1/28/65.
Mr. DECLAN.FORD, 14057 Brookcrest, Dallas, Texas,_ who is the agent and advisor of MARINA OSWALD, advised 2/1/65 MARINA OSWALD's present plans are to return to Richardson, Texas, at the end of February, 1965. He stated he does not have a great deal of information concerning MARINA OSWALD's present activities other than she is attending her classes at ,University of Michigan. FORD said he did not know of any acquaintances MARINA OSWALD had in Ann Arbor or Detroit, Michigan, at the time she entered the University of Michigan. He stated he could not identify any person who might be a brother of a close friend of MARINA OSWALD'i in Dallas.
FORD advised his wife and he, along with. MARINA OSWALD, had attended a New Year's Eve party with various actors from the Dallas Theater Center. He advised MARINA OSWALD had become acquainted with various of these actors and it is very possible one of these actors had a friend or relative in Detroit with whom he suggested that MARINA contagt upon her arrival in Michigan.
FORD advised he. would Contact Dallas Office concernin any information he receives concerning activities of MARIA OSWALD.
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AIRTEL Via
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TO: DIR R, FBI (105-126032)
FROM: SAC, DETROIT (105-11181) (.'
MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD, aka. IS - R (00: DALLAS)
Dallas. Rerep of SA WALLACE 114 HEITMAN, dated 1/5/65, at
As previously reported, subject, widow of LEE HARVEY OSWALD, is currently attending the English Language Institute, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., under the sponsorship of an area church group.
. ' 0 He noted her area residence has not boon made public,
and efforts of her host church, university officials, and her counselor at the University, have all been aimed at maintaining her priVacy. All of her correspoddence arriving at the. University is screened for her at her request by a University employee, she being given only that material which is personally meant for her. ,
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k742 ROLLAND GAINSLEY, Chief', Ann Arbor, Mich., PD, (NA), has advised that through liaison with the University of Michiga he 'has provided some assistance to that university in connec with visit of subject. He said University of Michigan admin trators were most concerned that some protection be afforded subject, and that possible measures be taken to insure her privacy and safety during her stay in this area. He said his department has discreetly covered her few public appearances at the time of her arrival, her "press conference", and have given some limited escort service on request. .
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AIRTEL Via
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TO: DIR R, FBI (105-126032)
FROM: SAC, DETROIT (105-11181) (.'
MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD, aka. IS - R (00: DALLAS)
Dallas. Rerep of SA WALLACE 114 HEITMAN, dated 1/5/65, at
As previously reported, subject, widow of LEE HARVEY OSWALD, is currently attending the English Language Institute, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., under the sponsorship of an area church group.
. ' 0 He noted her area residence has not boon made public,
and efforts of her host church, university officials, and her counselor at the University, have all been aimed at maintaining her priVacy. All of her correspoddence arriving at the. University is screened for her at her request by a University employee, she being given only that material which is personally meant for her. ,
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k742 ROLLAND GAINSLEY, Chief', Ann Arbor, Mich., PD, (NA), has advised that through liaison with the University of Michiga he 'has provided some assistance to that university in connec with visit of subject. He said University of Michigan admin trators were most concerned that some protection be afforded subject, and that possible measures be taken to insure her privacy and safety during her stay in this area. He said his department has discreetly covered her few public appearances at the time of her arrival, her "press conference", and have given some limited escort service on request. .
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nmarmL6e..1.1.AA MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD -AKAt..IS., R .
COMMENT MADE FEB. NINE LAST, ON TV NETWORK PROGRAM "THAT WAS'THE,WEEK THAT WAS" TO EFFECT THAT MARINA OSWALD WAS'ASSAULTED'AT ANN ARBOR, MICH., BY TWO COEDS. WIDE SPREAD PUBLICITY ANTICIPATED. UNIVERSITY OF MICH. AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES, ANN ARBOR, RECEIVED INTENSIVE WIRE SERVICE INTEREST IN MATTER. RESPONSIBLE UNIVERSITY OF MICH. AUTHORITIii, INCLUDING THOSE DIRECTLY . CONCERNED WITH SUBJECT AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES, ANN ARBOR, ADVISED THIS IS AN UN-FOUNDED RUMOR WITH NO BASIS IN FACT.
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'TO: Director, FBI (105-126032)
(Type in plaintext or code)
rID-36 (Heir. 5-22-64)
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Date: 2/11/65
1. 14tilliv Mr. l'orel. ALA.. Trotter. Tele. Room._ Ali:.s !felines__ Miss Gandy_
FROM: SAC, Detroit (105-11181)
t J MARINA NIKOLAEVNA'OSWALD, aka. Art
IS - R (00: Dallas)
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Re Detroit airtel 1/28/65 and Bureau airtel to Detroit,.
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There are enclosed for the Bureau 6 copies of a LHM dated and c:.4tioned as above. .
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Two. copies of the LHM are also enclosed for Dallas Division
Detroit will continue following subject's Activities-through established sources and will advise Dallas on subject's departure from the University of Mthigan. • 1' • U'sfi — Bureau (Enc. 6): Ma)
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(Type in plaintext or code)
rID-36 (Heir. 5-22-64)
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Date: 2/11/65
1. 14tilliv Mr. l'orel. ALA.. Trotter. Tele. Room._ Ali:.s !felines__ Miss Gandy_
FROM: SAC, Detroit (105-11181)
t J MARINA NIKOLAEVNA'OSWALD, aka. Art
IS - R (00: Dallas)
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There are enclosed for the Bureau 6 copies of a LHM dated and c:.4tioned as above. .
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Two. copies of the LHM are also enclosed for Dallas Division
Detroit will continue following subject's Activities-through established sources and will advise Dallas on subject's departure from the University of Mthigan. • 1' • U'sfi — Bureau (Enc. 6): Ma)
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FEDERAL BUREAU. OF INVESTIGATION
Detroit, Michigan February 11, 1965
• In Reply, Please Refer to File No. 411.1111111111.'
Re: Marina Nikolaevna Oswald asslime.
Rolland Gainsley, Chief, Ann Arbor Police Department, Ann Arbor, Michigan, has advised that through liaison with the University of Michigan (U of M), he has provided some assistance to that University in connection with visit of Oswald. He said U of M administrators were most concerned that some protection be afforded Oswald, and that possible measures be taken to insure her privacy and safety during her stay in this area. He said his department has discreetly covered her few public appearances at the time oi her arrival, her "press conference", and have given some limited escort service on request.
He noted her area residence has not been made public, and efforts of her host church, University officials, and her counselor at the University, have all been aimed at maintaining her privacy. All of her correspondence arriving at tha University is screened for her at her request by a University employee, she being given only that material which is personally meant for her.
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Chief Gainsley noted the course of instruction being undertaken by Oswald is a most intensive course, demanding some seven hours of class and language lab work daily, six days a week. He said that in their limited experience to date, University precautions against this visit were unnecessary, as Oswald has created very limited interest locally after an initial flash of publicity. She has become lost on the Michigan campus as "just another student".
ENTLOSURE
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU. OF INVESTIGATION
Detroit, Michigan February 11, 1965
• In Reply, Please Refer to File No. 411.1111111111.'
Re: Marina Nikolaevna Oswald asslime.
Rolland Gainsley, Chief, Ann Arbor Police Department, Ann Arbor, Michigan, has advised that through liaison with the University of Michigan (U of M), he has provided some assistance to that University in connection with visit of Oswald. He said U of M administrators were most concerned that some protection be afforded Oswald, and that possible measures be taken to insure her privacy and safety during her stay in this area. He said his department has discreetly covered her few public appearances at the time oi her arrival, her "press conference", and have given some limited escort service on request.
He noted her area residence has not been made public, and efforts of her host church, University officials, and her counselor at the University, have all been aimed at maintaining her privacy. All of her correspondence arriving at tha University is screened for her at her request by a University employee, she being given only that material which is personally meant for her.
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ENTLOSURE
Re: Marina Nikolaevna Oswald
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i% The above source on recontact February 10, 1965, advised that a comment was made on the NBC NetworkwOOtevision program "That Was The Week That . Was", February 9, 1965, to the effect that two Michigan coeds had "beaten up" Marina Oswald. Source advised that considerable press concern resulted from above report and the matter was carefully looked into by University authorities and local law enforcement agencies. Source stated there was no assault of'Oswald and the report was completely unfounded and without basis in fact.
Source advised that Oswald continues her enrollment at the U of M and that she is scheduled to complete her course in the English Language Institute February 2G, 1965.
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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Re: Marina Nikolaevna Oswald
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i% The above source on recontact February 10, 1965, advised that a comment was made on the NBC NetworkwOOtevision program "That Was The Week That . Was", February 9, 1965, to the effect that two Michigan coeds had "beaten up" Marina Oswald. Source advised that considerable press concern resulted from above report and the matter was carefully looked into by University authorities and local law enforcement agencies. Source stated there was no assault of'Oswald and the report was completely unfounded and without basis in fact.
Source advised that Oswald continues her enrollment at the U of M and that she is scheduled to complete her course in the English Language Institute February 2G, 1965.
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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11/15/66,
OPTIONAL MOM NO. NI 1110-106
UNITED STATES .G0 \WENT
Memoranaum DIRECTOR ,FBI (105-126032)
1 1 DETROIT (105-11181)
SUBJECT: MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD, (aka. IS - R
(00: DALLAS) rat
Re Detroit letter to. Bureau, 2/11/65.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, vised SA J. RAYMOND COGHLAN that subject completed
her course of training at the University of Michigan /February 27, 19651' and was to depart Ann Arbor, Michigan for return to her family at Dallas Texas, February 28 1965.
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returning .for subsequent enrollment at the University
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at Dallas, Detroit will close its file in this matter. •
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11/15/66,
OPTIONAL MOM NO. NI 1110-106
UNITED STATES .G0 \WENT
Memoranaum DIRECTOR ,FBI (105-126032)
1 1 DETROIT (105-11181)
SUBJECT: MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD, (aka. IS - R
(00: DALLAS) rat
Re Detroit letter to. Bureau, 2/11/65.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, vised SA J. RAYMOND COGHLAN that subject completed
her course of training at the University of Michigan /February 27, 19651' and was to depart Ann Arbor, Michigan for return to her family at Dallas Texas, February 28 1965.
40,4 He advised that subject gave no indication of;'.
returning .for subsequent enrollment at the University
" On receipt of verification of subject's residence
at Dallas, Detroit will close its file in this matter. •
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of Michigan.
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TRUE COPY
March 29 1965 AtI
Rumford 16, 02916 Rhode Island
Mr. J. Edgar Hoover Bureau Federal Investigation Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Hower,
And fellow American - What is happening to our country, that respect, loyalty and decency is vanishing so completely?
I was shocked, and appalled to read in (Mar. 28) newspaper, that the weapons used in the hideous murders of orbeloved President Kennedy and Trooper Tibbetts are to be returned to Marina Oswald to be sold as curios -Surely, this can't be true -
No one, has been proven either innocent or guilty, and the weapons should be impounded as evidence forever, if necessary.
The family of our late President,must be horrified to learn, that such a disposition of these weapons, is underway.
If, it is within your power, Mr. Hoover, to reclaim these guns, and reassign them to oblivion, please act!
Respectfully yours,
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Rumford 16, 02916 Rhode Island
Mr. J. Edgar Hoover Bureau Federal Investigation Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Hower,
And fellow American - What is happening to our country, that respect, loyalty and decency is vanishing so completely?
I was shocked, and appalled to read in (Mar. 28) newspaper, that the weapons used in the hideous murders of orbeloved President Kennedy and Trooper Tibbetts are to be returned to Marina Oswald to be sold as curios -Surely, this can't be true -
No one, has been proven either innocent or guilty, and the weapons should be impounded as evidence forever, if necessary.
The family of our late President,must be horrified to learn, that such a disposition of these weapons, is underway.
If, it is within your power, Mr. Hoover, to reclaim these guns, and reassign them to oblivion, please act!
Respectfully yours,
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Dear Mrs. rowell:, C • ;
Your letter of March 29th has been received, . and I want to thank you for your interest in writing. • • ,
It was certainly good of you to furnish me your observations; however, the FBI, as an investigative agency of the Federal Government, furnished the results of its inquiries into the assassination of the late President Kennedy to appropriate authorities for their evaluation. Any adjudication which may ensue 41 from this matter is not within the province of this Bureau. ;
CO t r•-) Sincerely yours,
as 2 es J, Edgar Hoover
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Dear Mrs. rowell:, C • ;
Your letter of March 29th has been received, . and I want to thank you for your interest in writing. • • ,
It was certainly good of you to furnish me your observations; however, the FBI, as an investigative agency of the Federal Government, furnished the results of its inquiries into the assassination of the late President Kennedy to appropriate authorities for their evaluation. Any adjudication which may ensue 41 from this matter is not within the province of this Bureau. ;
CO t r•-) Sincerely yours,
as 2 es J, Edgar Hoover
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Marina Oswald becomes a United States citizen he will kill her with his own hands and he repeated it several times.M.suggested that he put it.into writing and have it made a part of the records but he said that he wouldn't sign anything. He also said that she had made enough money and to let her get out of the country, like Liz Taylor has done.
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Bureau liaison learned from INS on 4/5/65 that_WtsA. Turney, Information Section, INS, Washington, D. C., received an anonymous telephone call on that date containing a threat against the life of Marina Oswald. The telephone call was received at 1:20 p.m. by Turney from an unknown man. He said that if Marina Oswald becomes a U. S. citizen, he would kill her with his own hands. According to Turney, the man repeated this several times. Turney suggested the caller put his threat in writing and have it made a part of the records but the caller said he wouldn't sign anything.- The caller also said that Marina Oswald• had made enough money and INS should let her get out of the country, like Liz Taylor has done.
INS advised Bureau liaison that it had notified Secret Service Headquarters. INS also stated it had notified . its Dallas Office of the call and instructed its Dallas Office to advise the Dallas Police Department. You should immediately , .bring this information to the attention of appropriate Police Department responsible for law enforcement in Richardson, Texas, where Marina Oswald resides.
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MARINAOSWALD IS - R
Bureau liaison learned from INS on 4/5/65 that_WtsA. Turney, Information Section, INS, Washington, D. C., received an anonymous telephone call on that date containing a threat against the life of Marina Oswald. The telephone call was received at 1:20 p.m. by Turney from an unknown man. He said that if Marina Oswald becomes a U. S. citizen, he would kill her with his own hands. According to Turney, the man repeated this several times. Turney suggested the caller put his threat in writing and have it made a part of the records but the caller said he wouldn't sign anything.- The caller also said that Marina Oswald• had made enough money and INS should let her get out of the country, like Liz Taylor has done.
INS advised Bureau liaison that it had notified Secret Service Headquarters. INS also stated it had notified . its Dallas Office of the call and instructed its Dallas Office to advise the Dallas Police Department. You should immediately , .bring this information to the attention of appropriate Police Department responsible for law enforcement in Richardson, Texas, where Marina Oswald resides.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D.C.
Attention: Mr. J. Edgar Hoover,
Gen tlemen:
I have read in the papers that s. Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Oswald, has married a Kenneth J. PoriiiTilliaiWaii7- worker.
Presumably the FBI will keep close track of him inasmuch as it seems strange that he would marry someone like Mrs. Oswald. I am well aware of the sum of money she has, which would be an in-centive for such a marriage, but it has always seemed suspicious. to me that she was allowed to leave Russia with Lee Oswald and also that a well-educated woman like her would marry someone like Lee Oswald in the first time. I have never seen anything in writing, as to the excuse for her ability to leave Russia with him.'
I don't know what field of work Mr. Porter is in -but certainly he should not be allowed to enter any crucial industry
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C/
cc: Honorable Lyndon B. Johnson
Broo yn p ew ork June 2, 1965
Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D.C.
Attention: Mr. J. Edgar Hoover,
Gen tlemen:
I have read in the papers that s. Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Oswald, has married a Kenneth J. PoriiiTilliaiWaii7- worker.
Presumably the FBI will keep close track of him inasmuch as it seems strange that he would marry someone like Mrs. Oswald. I am well aware of the sum of money she has, which would be an in-centive for such a marriage, but it has always seemed suspicious. to me that she was allowed to leave Russia with Lee Oswald and also that a well-educated woman like her would marry someone like Lee Oswald in the first time. I have never seen anything in writing, as to the excuse for her ability to leave Russia with him.'
I don't know what field of work Mr. Porter is in -but certainly he should not be allowed to enter any crucial industry
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Your letter of June 2nd has been received and
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you to know that I am appreciative of your views. I am
enclosing some material I hope you will find of interest.
Sincerely yours,
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Enclosures (4) 6-65 LEB Intro America's Ideals - Its Mark of Greatness "Our Herigate of Greatness" "Time For Decision"
NOTE: We have had previous correspondence with this individual in December, 1964, it was cordial and she has been sent reprint material none of which has been duplicated in this instance. There is no derogatory information concerning her in Bufiles.
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Dear M siltudh: / ,
Your letter of June 2nd has been received and
it was indeed thoughtful of you to write as you did. I want
you to know that I am appreciative of your views. I am
enclosing some material I hope you will find of interest.
Sincerely yours,
4 CO cry OM.
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J. Edgar lima
Enclosures (4) 6-65 LEB Intro America's Ideals - Its Mark of Greatness "Our Herigate of Greatness" "Time For Decision"
NOTE: We have had previous correspondence with this individual in December, 1964, it was cordial and she has been sent reprint material none of which has been duplicated in this instance. There is no derogatory information concerning her in Bufiles.
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Siimemmoge-
Many American people are worried about Mrs. Marina
Oswald and wonder if there is not some way that she may
be deported to Russia. We are sorry for her experience
as the vile of the late Mr. Oswald and this sympathy Was
shown in the many gifts to her at the time of his death.:
This marraige to a young mans twice divorced, and now
her claiming the rifle which killed the late President
Kennedy because she has been offered $20,000 for it, makes
her an undesirahle perSon for the United States and it is
the opinion of many that her ties are with Soviet Russia: -14
Also, this husband being an employe of Texas Instruments,' ' r
a concern having millions of dollars worth of contracts for
Government use instruments, makes one wonder if there isn't
Something which bears watching. I trust that your depart-
ment and that of the Attorney General never let up in
checking her movements if legally she cannot be returned to Russia.
I an not the type of person uto sees Communism in everything which It • ,
happens, but when a perton has been reared under that source,,-.
p *2- K there is a question if he or she ever becomes anything , - ti r? - .-1.7 EX-113
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June 21, 1965
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Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. C.
Siimemmoge-
Many American people are worried about Mrs. Marina
Oswald and wonder if there is not some way that she may
be deported to Russia. We are sorry for her experience
as the vile of the late Mr. Oswald and this sympathy Was
shown in the many gifts to her at the time of his death.:
This marraige to a young mans twice divorced, and now
her claiming the rifle which killed the late President
Kennedy because she has been offered $20,000 for it, makes
her an undesirahle perSon for the United States and it is
the opinion of many that her ties are with Soviet Russia: -14
Also, this husband being an employe of Texas Instruments,' ' r
a concern having millions of dollars worth of contracts for
Government use instruments, makes one wonder if there isn't
Something which bears watching. I trust that your depart-
ment and that of the Attorney General never let up in
checking her movements if legally she cannot be returned to Russia.
I an not the type of person uto sees Communism in everything which It • ,
happens, but when a perton has been reared under that source,,-.
p *2- K there is a question if he or she ever becomes anything , - ti r? - .-1.7 EX-113
- except a Communist. • LI C1;1 t exce a JUN 30 1965
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MAILED 25 1 L.1 0)., 1935
Sincerely yours,
J, Edgar Hoover
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rovi ence, Rhode Island 02906
Dear Mrs,. cCoid:
Your letter of June 21st has been received.
It was certainly good of you to furnish me your observations and comments; however, this Bureau has no authority over matters pertaining to immigration. Inasmuch as your letter is of concern to another governmental agency, I am referring a copy of it to the Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice, Washington, D. C.
NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles.
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Sincerely yours,
J, Edgar Hoover
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rovi ence, Rhode Island 02906
Dear Mrs,. cCoid:
Your letter of June 21st has been received.
It was certainly good of you to furnish me your observations and comments; however, this Bureau has no authority over matters pertaining to immigration. Inasmuch as your letter is of concern to another governmental agency, I am referring a copy of it to the Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice, Washington, D. C.
NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles.
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AIRTEL . • Ammemp.---
Via (Priority)
: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-126032)
FIRM SAC, DALLAS (105-1435) (P)
liE : MARINA NIKOLAEVNA OSWALD,.aka. IS - R
Re Dallas Radiogram to Bureau dated 6/1/65. .
Enclosed are seven newspiOeic ppings concerning MARINA OSWALD's marriage to KENNETN JES RTER, concerning which the Bureau was advised in ref ercnc1 radiogram.
These newspaper clippings are furbished the Bureau for its information.'
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AIRTEL . • Ammemp.---
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Enclosed are seven newspiOeic ppings concerning MARINA OSWALD's marriage to KENNETN JES RTER, concerning which the Bureau was advised in ref ercnc1 radiogram.
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The new Mrs. Kenneth .1 ess Porter is married to a "swell guy," according to friends and neighbors of the former M r s. Lee Harvey Oswald who greeted her marriage Tuesday by trying to shield the couple from news-men.
"He's the nicest guy you ever met," said a long-time friend of the 27-year-old, 6-foot electronics technician. "If he has any b a d habits, it's fishing."
And Marina and Ken, as his friends call him. do a "lot of fishing and boating together."
The couple met on the patio of a comfortable brick home at 1299 Donna St. in suburban Richard-son two months ago. She had just returned rom Ann Arbor, Mich., and an e ht-week course in Eng-fish to b a home at 1295 Donna.
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winds Apartments (108 S. Bowser in Richardson) for more than a year, and he alwayspaid his rent on time," the manager said (she did not want to be named). "He was very quiet and kept an im- maculate a ent."
"He was a loner and didn't use the pool," she said. "lie just fished and worked and didn't mix with the other tenants."
The former Greenville High School student has another hobby, and excells in it.
He is a drag racing enthusiast with a room full of trophies from Greenvalley, Whitehouse, Valley Mills, and other drag strips. may be one reason that new who tried to follow the coup to their wedding Tuesday were left far behind whenever they came upon the 1965 red sports sedan being used for the trip.
Marina has fished with Mr. Porter on Lake Tawakoni and Lake Texhoma and "she seems to enjoy it," another friend said.
About his job, his friends know little. "He just doesn't talk about it," one said.
• NAVY VETERAN Mr. Porter is a Navy veteran. Be is very fond of the two Os-
wald children—June Lee, 31/2. and Rachael, 1.
Friends say he intends to adopt the two children at the earliest possible time.
Mr. Porter, who was divorced in January, 1964, has two chil-dren by that marriage. His for-mer wife, Wanda, declined to com-ment on the wedding, but still re-sides at their former home on Rustic Circle in Richardson.
Other neighbors are very happy for the couple, and Mrs. Peek—a. 'Elrod who was keing, the Oswald ( bildren—said le-
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"She went around the neighbor-hood before buying the house to make sure no one would mind," recalled a neighbor. "And we didn't. It's a friendly neighborhood and she's a very sweet person."
It was at the home of Bill Clark. where Mr. Potter was renting a room, that the courtship began.
The couple had coffee together there, relaxed with the Clark fam-ily—whose son Joe works with the bridegroom at Texas Instruments —and perhaps it was the Clark family which first knew of the im-pending wedding.
. "Marina said over coffee one thy, Abbot a month ago, 'I love Ken','"Ilr. Clark said. "And 1
.7, figured they might get married when Ken stopped seeing any oth-er girls but Marina."
An ex-landlady, who was called by the FBI about her former ten-ant before the nodding even took place, recalls him as "a very clean cut and quiet young man.'
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tTrarina's Mari LieriSwell Guy'
The new Mrs. Kenneth .1 ess Porter is married to a "swell guy," according to friends and neighbors of the former M r s. Lee Harvey Oswald who greeted her marriage Tuesday by trying to shield the couple from news-men.
"He's the nicest guy you ever met," said a long-time friend of the 27-year-old, 6-foot electronics technician. "If he has any b a d habits, it's fishing."
And Marina and Ken, as his friends call him. do a "lot of fishing and boating together."
The couple met on the patio of a comfortable brick home at 1299 Donna St. in suburban Richard-son two months ago. She had just returned rom Ann Arbor, Mich., and an e ht-week course in Eng-fish to b a home at 1295 Donna.
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winds Apartments (108 S. Bowser in Richardson) for more than a year, and he alwayspaid his rent on time," the manager said (she did not want to be named). "He was very quiet and kept an im- maculate a ent."
"He was a loner and didn't use the pool," she said. "lie just fished and worked and didn't mix with the other tenants."
The former Greenville High School student has another hobby, and excells in it.
He is a drag racing enthusiast with a room full of trophies from Greenvalley, Whitehouse, Valley Mills, and other drag strips. may be one reason that new who tried to follow the coup to their wedding Tuesday were left far behind whenever they came upon the 1965 red sports sedan being used for the trip.
Marina has fished with Mr. Porter on Lake Tawakoni and Lake Texhoma and "she seems to enjoy it," another friend said.
About his job, his friends know little. "He just doesn't talk about it," one said.
• NAVY VETERAN Mr. Porter is a Navy veteran. Be is very fond of the two Os-
wald children—June Lee, 31/2. and Rachael, 1.
Friends say he intends to adopt the two children at the earliest possible time.
Mr. Porter, who was divorced in January, 1964, has two chil-dren by that marriage. His for-mer wife, Wanda, declined to com-ment on the wedding, but still re-sides at their former home on Rustic Circle in Richardson.
Other neighbors are very happy for the couple, and Mrs. Peek—a. 'Elrod who was keing, the Oswald ( bildren—said le-
' riving State
' grams, tiff.% erf; and cards wet ar-
- luck.
"She went around the neighbor-hood before buying the house to make sure no one would mind," recalled a neighbor. "And we didn't. It's a friendly neighborhood and she's a very sweet person."
It was at the home of Bill Clark. where Mr. Potter was renting a room, that the courtship began.
The couple had coffee together there, relaxed with the Clark fam-ily—whose son Joe works with the bridegroom at Texas Instruments —and perhaps it was the Clark family which first knew of the im-pending wedding.
. "Marina said over coffee one thy, Abbot a month ago, 'I love Ken','"Ilr. Clark said. "And 1
.7, figured they might get married when Ken stopped seeing any oth-er girls but Marina."
An ex-landlady, who was called by the FBI about her former ten-ant before the nodding even took place, recalls him as "a very clean cut and quiet young man.'
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FATE — Fate (Rockwall Coun-ty, Texas, that is) smiled on Mar-ina Oswald and her new husband, Kenneth Jess Porter, by offering them privacy from pursuing news-men for a simple wedding cere-mony.
The 115 men, women and chil-drop of this rural community were not aware that one of the world's most famous women was being married by their justice of the peace at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Scores of newsmen were roam-ing the north central part of Texas searchin for the couple as 41-year-old Peace Justice Carl Leon-ard Jr. olemnized the marriage vows.
"She said she just wanted a simple ceremony, in a hurry, be-fore the reporters caught up with her," Mr. Leonard said.
PLOWIND INTERRUPTED He was surprised to find who he
was to marry alter leaving his plowing at the request of. Rock-wall County Sheriff W. J. 'Price.
"I didn't recognize Marina when I stepped out of my pickup until the sheriff introdured roe," he said.
Sheriff Pries, along wIth his daughtei , Judy, a college sopho-more, accompanied Marina, Mr.
two men and a woman frolirWearby Rockwall in the sher-iff's car.
"I was plowing behind my house when the sheriff called to ask if I could Marry a couple." Mr. Leonard said. "I still had on my work-I VgatraLlailien I got to the office."
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The office, in which the civil "d o u b l e ring" ceremony* took place, is a small white f rame building 12 feet by 12 feet. It is simply furnished with an old roll-top desk, a few chairs and a framed fire department citation on the wall.
Justice of the Peace Leonard, who said he was "naturally sur-prised," talked briefly with the pair and noted: "Marina was very pretty in a white dress and she said she was very. very happy." Mr. Porter wore a sports shirt.
LICENSE IN .SHERMAN They presented a Grayson Coun-
ty marriage license signed by Mary Chumbley and issued in Sherman earlier Tuesday.
Mr. Leonard, who also rrns and operates a tire store at 'ate, has married 50 couples since be-coming Justice of the Peace in 1957, and he said it was his policy never to disclose "how much the fee was in a wedding."
An unidentified woman was Marina's maid of honor and one of the two men with the couple, known to the Justice of the Peace, only as "Mr. Wooldridge," was the best man.
The tiny room was filled with the wedding party, which left Fate in the sheriff's car immediately after the ceremony.
"I read from the standard mar-riage ceremony 'what 'God has joined together let no man put asunder,' pionounced them man and wile, and they kissed and left," the justice of the peace sa:.d. "II only took about 10 minu and they wore gone. It sure been n olay to remember. telephone calls from all over
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FATE — Fate (Rockwall Coun-ty, Texas, that is) smiled on Mar-ina Oswald and her new husband, Kenneth Jess Porter, by offering them privacy from pursuing news-men for a simple wedding cere-mony.
The 115 men, women and chil-drop of this rural community were not aware that one of the world's most famous women was being married by their justice of the peace at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Scores of newsmen were roam-ing the north central part of Texas searchin for the couple as 41-year-old Peace Justice Carl Leon-ard Jr. olemnized the marriage vows.
"She said she just wanted a simple ceremony, in a hurry, be-fore the reporters caught up with her," Mr. Leonard said.
PLOWIND INTERRUPTED He was surprised to find who he
was to marry alter leaving his plowing at the request of. Rock-wall County Sheriff W. J. 'Price.
"I didn't recognize Marina when I stepped out of my pickup until the sheriff introdured roe," he said.
Sheriff Pries, along wIth his daughtei , Judy, a college sopho-more, accompanied Marina, Mr.
two men and a woman frolirWearby Rockwall in the sher-iff's car.
"I was plowing behind my house when the sheriff called to ask if I could Marry a couple." Mr. Leonard said. "I still had on my work-I VgatraLlailien I got to the office."
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The office, in which the civil "d o u b l e ring" ceremony* took place, is a small white f rame building 12 feet by 12 feet. It is simply furnished with an old roll-top desk, a few chairs and a framed fire department citation on the wall.
Justice of the Peace Leonard, who said he was "naturally sur-prised," talked briefly with the pair and noted: "Marina was very pretty in a white dress and she said she was very. very happy." Mr. Porter wore a sports shirt.
LICENSE IN .SHERMAN They presented a Grayson Coun-
ty marriage license signed by Mary Chumbley and issued in Sherman earlier Tuesday.
Mr. Leonard, who also rrns and operates a tire store at 'ate, has married 50 couples since be-coming Justice of the Peace in 1957, and he said it was his policy never to disclose "how much the fee was in a wedding."
An unidentified woman was Marina's maid of honor and one of the two men with the couple, known to the Justice of the Peace, only as "Mr. Wooldridge," was the best man.
The tiny room was filled with the wedding party, which left Fate in the sheriff's car immediately after the ceremony.
"I read from the standard mar-riage ceremony 'what 'God has joined together let no man put asunder,' pionounced them man and wile, and they kissed and left," the justice of the peace sa:.d. "II only took about 10 minu and they wore gone. It sure been n olay to remember. telephone calls from all over
S, ,de:rbegan then."'
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his was a quickie ar-'rt. Vie. Just two weeks ag , I heard Marina was going ith an insurance salesman," said the grandmother, w h o has "dedicated my life to clearing Lee's name and setting history straight on the assassination."
"The whole thing (Marina's marriage) was quite a shock to me. It does affect me be-cause I am the grandmother of Lee's children. My only in-terest is in my grandchildren. I was shocked to learn that Mr. Porter is divorced and has two other children to support. That's something to consider," continued Mrs. Oswald.
Mrs. Oswald has not seen the grandchildren since Nov. 28, 1963, six days after the assassi-nation in Dallas.
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As Marina Oswald hopefully began a new life today as the
ife of a Dallas electronics .vorker, Mrs. Marguerite Os-vald protested any possible changing of the names of Lee 'Iarvey Oswald's two children.
"Lee's children a r e vet wealthy in their own right. If Nlarina's husband adopts Lee's "hildren, he might get control 'If their money," said the moth-,'r of President Kennedy's as-' assin.
"I have a right to speak out In this point. I'm those chil-tren's grandmother," she aid.
Mrs. Oswald also same /mild have hoped shat Marina
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THE MOTHER of the assas-sin also said she was "shocked again" when she learned that Mr. Porter had not told his own mother of his marriage. "When a boy doesn't tell his mother—well, that's something to con-sider," she said.
Returning to. the subject of her son, slain by Jack Ruby two days after the president was killed, Mrs. Oswald said "1cc's father was a wonderful! person. I only hope Mr. Porter
raLtale, that kind of ota.thili-1/4) LeL's children."
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his was a quickie ar-'rt. Vie. Just two weeks ag , I heard Marina was going ith an insurance salesman," said the grandmother, w h o has "dedicated my life to clearing Lee's name and setting history straight on the assassination."
"The whole thing (Marina's marriage) was quite a shock to me. It does affect me be-cause I am the grandmother of Lee's children. My only in-terest is in my grandchildren. I was shocked to learn that Mr. Porter is divorced and has two other children to support. That's something to consider," continued Mrs. Oswald.
Mrs. Oswald has not seen the grandchildren since Nov. 28, 1963, six days after the assassi-nation in Dallas.
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As Marina Oswald hopefully began a new life today as the
ife of a Dallas electronics .vorker, Mrs. Marguerite Os-vald protested any possible changing of the names of Lee 'Iarvey Oswald's two children.
"Lee's children a r e vet wealthy in their own right. If Nlarina's husband adopts Lee's "hildren, he might get control 'If their money," said the moth-,'r of President Kennedy's as-' assin.
"I have a right to speak out In this point. I'm those chil-tren's grandmother," she aid.
Mrs. Oswald also same /mild have hoped shat Marina
...vidd have married an older , wan with "no prior family."
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THE MOTHER of the assas-sin also said she was "shocked again" when she learned that Mr. Porter had not told his own mother of his marriage. "When a boy doesn't tell his mother—well, that's something to con-sider," she said.
Returning to. the subject of her son, slain by Jack Ruby two days after the president was killed, Mrs. Oswald said "1cc's father was a wonderful! person. I only hope Mr. Porter
raLtale, that kind of ota.thili-1/4) LeL's children."
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Marina After Her Wedding "Fm very happy," smiled Mrs. Marina
Oswald Porter Wednesday. The 23-year-old honey-blond stood be-
hind her front door screen in Richardson, wiping a dish with a towel.
The sounds of children playing echoed through the house. Parked in the drive was the bright red sports car in which her husband, Ken Porter, eluded a pack of reporters Tuesday.
REPORTERS AND spectators had milled around the place Tuesday night waiting for a glimpse of the newlyweds. But the street was quiet Wednesday.
Porter, a semiconductor technician at Texas Instruments, had taken a day off Tuesday for the marriage: Blood tests in Durant, Okla., and a JP ceremony in Fate, Rockwall County.
PORTER, DESCRIBED by TI officials as a conscientious worker, had said orig-inally he wanted to return to his job on Wednesday.
flue. Wednesday he phoned the super-visor and asked if he could take a couple of weeks vacation time.
The supervisor agreed. So the new Mrs. Porter will get -a - %lee k honeymoon.
And that's why she was "very happy behind her screen door in Riche Wednesday.
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Marina After Her Wedding "Fm very happy," smiled Mrs. Marina
Oswald Porter Wednesday. The 23-year-old honey-blond stood be-
hind her front door screen in Richardson, wiping a dish with a towel.
The sounds of children playing echoed through the house. Parked in the drive was the bright red sports car in which her husband, Ken Porter, eluded a pack of reporters Tuesday.
REPORTERS AND spectators had milled around the place Tuesday night waiting for a glimpse of the newlyweds. But the street was quiet Wednesday.
Porter, a semiconductor technician at Texas Instruments, had taken a day off Tuesday for the marriage: Blood tests in Durant, Okla., and a JP ceremony in Fate, Rockwall County.
PORTER, DESCRIBED by TI officials as a conscientious worker, had said orig-inally he wanted to return to his job on Wednesday.
flue. Wednesday he phoned the super-visor and asked if he could take a couple of weeks vacation time.
The supervisor agreed. So the new Mrs. Porter will get -a - %lee k honeymoon.
And that's why she was "very happy behind her screen door in Riche Wednesday.
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RtPORTEDIY REMARRYING Marina Oswald, widow of ac-
cum! presidential assassin lie e Harvey Oswald was reported planning to remarry Tuesday in Oklahoma.
J. W. Golden, police chief in Richardson where Mrs. Oswald lives, said the widow and a 27-year-old Richardson man came by the chief's office Monday.
"Mrs. Oswald and Kenneth Por- • ter , came by and said they ad derided to get married June in Oklahoma." said the chief.
'here was no official con& ia-ti i of the actual ceremony in 0 ahoma..
r. Porter is an 'employe of the Texas Instruments semi-conductor division.
Last week. Mr. Porter told a Times Herald reporter that he knew Mrs. Oswald and that they were neighbors.
He denied at that time, how-ever, that they had marriage plans.
A worker in Mr. Porter's de-, par(ment at TI said Mr. Porter wasnot at work Tuesday.
Chief Golden emphasized that Mrs. Oswald's informing him of her intention In gel married was not in any official capacity. .
"They just slopped by Nester-tiny on a perkingl visit." he said.) "It. was just. a personal thing."
14 said he became acquai fed; wi the widow because of her nee for identification and her ma ers In the past.
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cum! presidential assassin lie e Harvey Oswald was reported planning to remarry Tuesday in Oklahoma.
J. W. Golden, police chief in Richardson where Mrs. Oswald lives, said the widow and a 27-year-old Richardson man came by the chief's office Monday.
"Mrs. Oswald and Kenneth Por- • ter , came by and said they ad derided to get married June in Oklahoma." said the chief.
'here was no official con& ia-ti i of the actual ceremony in 0 ahoma..
r. Porter is an 'employe of the Texas Instruments semi-conductor division.
Last week. Mr. Porter told a Times Herald reporter that he knew Mrs. Oswald and that they were neighbors.
He denied at that time, how-ever, that they had marriage plans.
A worker in Mr. Porter's de-, par(ment at TI said Mr. Porter wasnot at work Tuesday.
Chief Golden emphasized that Mrs. Oswald's informing him of her intention In gel married was not in any official capacity. .
"They just slopped by Nester-tiny on a perkingl visit." he said.) "It. was just. a personal thing."
14 said he became acquai fed; wi the widow because of her nee for identification and her ma ers In the past.
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'married Tuesday night in the tiny farm community of Fate in nearby Rock-wall County.
The widow of presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, and Kenneth Jess Porter, who was divorced here m January, 1964, were married by Justice of the Peace Carl Leonard Jr.
The day ended in the quiet community between Rockwall and Royse City after the couple and three companions raced from suburban Richardson to Oklahoma and back into North Central Texas.
The couple obtained a marriage license in Sherman Tuesday afternoon. Earlier they underwent blood tests and lunched at nearby Durant, Okla.
Their whereabouts were unknown until shortly after 7 p.m, when word got out that they were married at 6:45 p.m.
MRS. BILL CLARK, with whose family Porter has been living for several months at 1249 Donna in Richardson, said she in-troduced the couple.
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up on horseback. Porter, who works win, the Clarks' son,
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Joe Clark, at Texas Instruments, was de-scribed as being quiet, reserved and very intelligent.
HE WAS DIVORCED in January, 1964. He and his former wife have two children —a daughtei, 7, and son, 4. Sources said he was first married at the age of 17 to a Greenville girl. The marriage lasted only a short time.
In Fort Worth, Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, mother of the assassin, said she "doesn't care what Marina does with her life. I do want my children to have a decent father. Except for the children, I'm not interested in her affairs." She said she had not seen Mrs. Marina Oswald or her grandchil en since shortly after Oswald was gun ed down by Jack Ruby.
The assassin's widow, who in rent months came out of seclusion and was
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'married Tuesday night in the tiny farm community of Fate in nearby Rock-wall County.
The widow of presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, and Kenneth Jess Porter, who was divorced here m January, 1964, were married by Justice of the Peace Carl Leonard Jr.
The day ended in the quiet community between Rockwall and Royse City after the couple and three companions raced from suburban Richardson to Oklahoma and back into North Central Texas.
The couple obtained a marriage license in Sherman Tuesday afternoon. Earlier they underwent blood tests and lunched at nearby Durant, Okla.
Their whereabouts were unknown until shortly after 7 p.m, when word got out that they were married at 6:45 p.m.
MRS. BILL CLARK, with whose family Porter has been living for several months at 1249 Donna in Richardson, said she in-troduced the couple.
MIL-0=1W had moved from another Richardson home to a house at 1245 Donn
up on horseback. Porter, who works win, the Clarks' son,
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Joe Clark, at Texas Instruments, was de-scribed as being quiet, reserved and very intelligent.
HE WAS DIVORCED in January, 1964. He and his former wife have two children —a daughtei, 7, and son, 4. Sources said he was first married at the age of 17 to a Greenville girl. The marriage lasted only a short time.
In Fort Worth, Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, mother of the assassin, said she "doesn't care what Marina does with her life. I do want my children to have a decent father. Except for the children, I'm not interested in her affairs." She said she had not seen Mrs. Marina Oswald or her grandchil en since shortly after Oswald was gun ed down by Jack Ruby.
The assassin's widow, who in rent months came out of seclusion and was
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