Mr. DULLES. The year before, about?
Mr. FAIN. Yes, sir.
Mr. DULLES. A little over a year.
Mr. FAIN. The assassination occurred in November of 1963, isn't that
correct?
Representative FORD. Are you still living in the Dallas-Fort Worth area?
Mr. FAIN. No, sir; I am at Houston. I moved to Houston and retired on
the 28th and went to Houston on November 1 of 1962.
Representative FORD. What is your present occupation?
Mr. FAIN. I am office manager and in charge of accounts receivable for
my brother who is an orthopedic surgeon in Houston.
Representative FORD. You no longer have any connection with the
Government?
Mr. FAIN. No, sir; I do not. The Bureau has been mighty good to me. I
have enjoyed my tenure of service.
Mr. STERN. Mr. Fain, was there any procedure that you went through upon
your retirement in turning over cases, cases you had worked on whether
they were in closed status or pending cases? Did you discuss the cases
with an agent who was taking them over?
Mr. FAIN. Yes, sir.
Mr. STERN. Was a closed case discussed in that fashion?