Mr. COLEMAN. All I am saying, just asking for your best recollection----

Mr. SEELEY. Yes, sir.

Mr. COLEMAN. I realize you did nothing, but wouldn't that cause you

to at least do something, to talk to somebody and say, "Can we do

something about this?"

Mr. SEELEY. Mr. Ritchie and I undoubtedly talked about this, or at

least we both saw it. I was well aware of the file. But there was

no particular passport significance to the fact that a man shows up

down at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. He was married to a Soviet

citizen. I think there is an indication somewhere she was supposed to

report or something. I don't know what the score was on that.

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