Mr. FAIN. No, sir.
Mr. STERN. Or any elected official to you?
Mr. FAIN. No, sir.
Mr. STERN. Governor Connally?
Mr. FAIN. No, sir.
Mr. DULLES. Would the memoranda of these conversations be put in a file
that was in any way special as to of doubtful character or suspicious
character so that it might be referred to later under that category?
Mr. FAIN. They constantly review these, as I understand it, these
matters.
Mr. DULLES. Who is "they"?
Mr. FAIN. The supervisory desk over there constantly is going over
these matters, and if there is any--they check the files to see if
anything has come in on it that would look like it ought to be reopened.
Mr. DULLES. But there was no mark on this file to indicate that this
was a case that might have some pending interest from the point of view
of security?
Mr. FAIN. No, sir; not that I am aware of.
Mr. STERN. Is there anything you would like to add to anything you have
told the Commission this morning, Mr. Fain?
Mr. FAIN. I believe not. I don't recall anything additionally.
Mr. DULLES. Did you card all these files so that--and was there a card
in your files under the name of Lee Harvey Oswald?
Mr. FAIN. Not in my files, but when it goes to Dallas they index all
those.
Mr. DULLES. They do that in Dallas?
Mr. FAIN. Yes, sir; and the seat of Government.
Mr. DULLES. And there was a card on Lee Harvey Oswald, a special card,
in addition to a file in the office?
Mr. FAIN. I am sure there was, there might have been an index.
Mr. DULLES. But you didn't know that yourself?
Mr. FAIN. No, sir; but we didn't maintain one in Dallas--in Fort Worth.
Mr. STERN. That is all.
The CHAIRMAN (presiding). Well, Mr. Fain, thank you very much, sir, for
your courtesy and your help to us. We appreciate it. Sorry to disturb
you in your retirement.
(At this point Senator Cooper entered the hearing room.)
(At this point Representative Ford left the hearing room.)