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Warren Commission (05 of 26): Hearings Vol. V (of 15)
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共 470 题- INVESTIGATION OF
- THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY
- UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
- WASHINGTON, D.C.
- U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON: 1964
- CHIEF JUSTICE EARL WARREN, _Chairman_
- J. LEE RANKIN, _General Counsel_
- Preface
- Contents
- COMMISSION EXHIBITS INTRODUCED
- Hearings Before the President's Commission
- Assassination of President Kennedy
- TESTIMONY OF ALAN H. BELMONT
- Depending on----
- Mr. DULLES. It doesn't include your legal----
- I would like to turn to the first question in which we asked----
- Mr. STERN. Turning to----
- Mr. McCLOY. If that is so----
- Mr. BELMONT. You are looking at----
- Mr. BELMONT. Well----
- Mr. STERN. Have you broadened----
- Mr. BELMONT. I may say, sir----
- Mr. STERN. And you yourself never participated in any discussion of----
- Mr. BELMONT. Yes, sir. If you----
- Mr. BELMONT. If they haven't come back----
- The ultrarightists----
- The Fascists----
- Mr. DULLES. And you have no auxiliary function to that----
- I have some further questions.
- I have no further questions.
- Representative FORD. You can only----
- TESTIMONY OF LT. JACK REVILL
- I said, "What?"
- He said, "Lee Oswald killed President Kennedy."
- I said, "Who is Lee Oswald?"
- Mr. REVILL. When he told me about the capability. By blowing up----
- Mr. RANKIN. For them to admit to you that they knew----
- Mr. RANKIN. Did you make this----
- Mr. REVILL. Now, where they got this address----
- Mr. REVILL. By hoping----
- Mr. RANKIN. May we have----
- Mr. REVILL. No, sir; not the original copy, because the original----
- TESTIMONY OF V. J. BRIAN
- Mr. BRIAN. In the middle of the afternoon, probably----
- Mr. BRIAN. We got out of the car, and as we got out of the car----
- Let me explain. City hall basement, as some of you all know----
- And he said, "You were the one who was with me?"
- And I said, "Yes, I was with you."
- And he said, "Oh, you are the one who was with me?" And I said, "Yes."
- Mr. BRIAN. No, sir; that is the elevator going up----
- Mr. DULLES. Mark that point "B."
- Mr. DULLES. Were there a lot of pressmen down there, no television----
- Representative FORD. As you drove----
- Mr. RANKIN. Then----
- Mr. DULLES. You might mark that "C," I think we have "A" and "B."
- Representative FORD. That is point "B."
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT A. FRAZIER
- Mr. SPECTER. Did any of the other----
- Mr. SPECTER. Will you proceed to describe any other characteristics----
- Mr. SPECTER. Now what, if anything----
- Mr. SPECTER. Now----
- I do not know where Captain Fritz obtained it.
- Mr. SPECTER. Measuring from----
- Mr. FRAZIER. That is----
- Mr. SPECTER. Can you state with any more certainty----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF DR. ALFRED G. OLIVIER
- Mr. SPECTER. Except that it is----
- Mr. SPECTER. Now is there anything in the----
- Dr. OLIVIER. Our notebook has all----
- TESTIMONY OF DR. ARTHUR J. DZIEMIAN
- Dr. DZIEMIAN. Yes, I did----
- Mr. SPECTER. Whether it passed through air or----
- TESTIMONY OF DR. FREDERICK W. LIGHT, JR.
- Mr. SPECTER. So in addition to the----
- Dr. LIGHT. Yes; but not in----
- Mr. LIGHT. No; I don't. That is really one of the points----
- TESTIMONY OF J. EDGAR HOOVER, JOHN A. McCONE, AND RICHARD M. HELMS
- TESTIMONY OF J. EDGAR HOOVER
- Representative BOGGS. Now, on the other side of the fence----
- I think it was very well expressed--
- Mr. HOOVER. Anybody else who might be----
- Mr. HOOVER. Well----
- Mr. HOOVER. We have now----
- Mr. HOOVER. Well, I, at the request of----
- Mr. DULLES. Because if the armored car had been open----
- TESTIMONY OF JOHN A. McCONE AND RICHARD M. HELMS
- Mr. RANKIN. Mr. Helms----
- Mr. RANKIN. Mr. McCone----
- I would like your comment on it.
- TESTIMONY OF THOMAS J. KELLEY
- Mr. KELLEY. I am not----
- Mr. SPECTER. And were----
- Mr. KELLEY. Well,----
- Mr. SPECTER. And is there----
- TESTIMONY OF LEO J. GAUTHIER
- I would like to call Mr. Shaneyfelt.
- TESTIMONY OF LYNDAL L. SHANEYFELT
- I believe Mr. McCloy was present on one occasion.
- Mr. SPECTER. Will you now----
- Mr. SPECTER. Reaction time from 205----
- Mr. SPECTER. You are describing the photograph on which side----
- Mr. SHANEYFELT. On the---
- Mr. SHANEYFELT. That is----
- Mr. SPECTER. This frame 161----
- Mr. SHANEYFELT. The angle----
- Mr. SHANEYFELT. The approximate location of the first shot----
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT A. FRAZIER RESUMED
- Mr. DULLES. There are no heavy limbs in there of any kind, are there----
- TESTIMONY OF THOMAS J. KELLEY RESUMED
- TESTIMONY OF LYNDAL L. SHANEYFELT RESUMED
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. JOHN F. KENNEDY
- Mr. RANKIN. And was Mrs. Connally----
- TESTIMONY OF MR. JACK RUBY
- We were having dinner at the Egyptian Restaurant----
- And Kathy Kay called, and I said, "Definitely not."
- He said, "Okay, if that is why, that is the way it's got to be."
- I called him, and he said, "Jack, are you going to be closed tonight?"
- I said, "Yes."
- And he said, "Jack, that is what I want to know."
- And he said, "Okay."
- And I said, "Are there going to be any special services?"
- I drove by another club called the Gay Nineties, and they were closed.
- I said, "Anyone home?"
- She said, "No."
- She said, "My mother already brought sandwiches."
- The officer was there, and I said, "Where is Joe Long?"
- I said, "Can I go and look for him?"
- I even had a police officer try to page him and he couldn't locate him.
- They said, "Well, let's go down to the assembly room downstairs."
- And I said, "I got to get into KLIF. I have got some sandwiches."
- And he said, "What about us?"
- And I said, "Some other time."
- And he said, "Yes, do that."
- And I said, "Now, will you let me in?"
- Mr. RUBY (putting on glasses). "This is the girl"----
- Mr. RUBY. "This is the thing that started Jack in the shooting."
- Mr. TONAHILL. You are going to come right down----
- You asked me for permission to tell your story, and I told you "No."
- Mr. RUBY. If you are not going to have Joe leave----
- Mr. RUBY. All right, there is a certain organization here----
- I must be a great actor, I tell you that.
- I said, "I am Jack Ruby. You all know me."
- And Bellocchio said, "Why did the newspaper take this ad of Weissman?"
- And Bellocchio said, "I have got to leave Dallas."
- I am incarcerated, nothing to be worried about anyone hurting me.
- Representative FORD. And you stayed at the apartment of Mr.----
- I know your hands are tied; you are helpless.
- I shouldn't hurt your feelings in telling you that.
- TESTIMONY OF HENRY WADE, PATRICK D. DEAN, AND WAGGONER CARR
- TESTIMONY OF HENRY WADE
- And I said----
- I know I heard it and I am not sure where.
- Mr. RANKIN. Did you give any report to the press then about----
- I thought a little about, and I got a little worried at that stage.
- Mr. RANKIN. When you saw him----
- So they started----
- Mr. RANKIN. By "he" you mean----
- I went home then.
- I will try to go a little and not forget anything.
- I talked to him about an hour.
- Mr. WADE. He said, "That is fine. I think that is so."
- It was late at night and I believe that is----
- I never did see the book, none of that.
- Mr. WADE. Well----
- The answer to your question is "No."
- Well, you see, at that stage----
- Mr. WADE. Well, offhand, I think probably it would, but----
- I believe they are the two that discussed it more at length with me.
- He says, "He doesn't want but one lawyer, John Abt, in New York."
- I asked them both about it and they both denied it.
- Mr. WADE. I heard that talk down there. It was talk some----
- He said, "Yes; and he told me that."
- Mr. WADE. They were in the jail. Dean----
- Mr. WADE. It seems like we started on the 17th, and this was 2 weeks----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF PATRICK T. DEAN
- Mr. DEAN. Now, are you asking did Mr. Griffin ask me why I didn't----
- TESTIMONY OF WAGGONER CARR
- TESTIMONY OF RICHARD EDWARD SNYDER, JOHN A. McVICKAR, AND ABRAM CHAYES
- TESTIMONY OF RICHARD EDWARD SNYDER
- Mr. COLEMAN. Calling your attention to the date of October 31----
- Mr. SNYDER. Well, my first post in the Foreign Service----
- Mr. COLEMAN. I show you a document----
- Representative FORD. Mr. Chairman----
- Mr. COLEMAN. Did----
- Mr. SNYDER. Well----
- Mr. SNYDER. Well, this is a point----
- Mr. SNYDER. I am not sure whether this was my statement or----
- Mr. COLEMAN. Did----
- Mr. COLEMAN. I will mark----
- Mr. DULLES. When you say since he left Moscow, that was in----
- I assume that you have had other cases of this kind, have you not?
- Signed "Lee Harvey Oswald."
- I would assume that the last sentence referred to the Soviet Union.
- Mr. SNYDER. I am not entirely----
- This was July 8. "Oswald intends to institute an application"----
- Mr. COLEMAN. Would you read----
- Mr. SNYDER. Actually, if we knew what day of the week the 8th was----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF RICHARD EDWARD SNYDER RESUMED
- I show you Commission Exhibit No. 937.
- Mr. SNYDER. I think I said, "Press informed."
- Mr. SNYDER. No; this simply----
- Mr. SNYDER. Well----
- Mr. SNYDER. This was the old rubles at that time. No; I don't----
- Representative FORD. Could you describe----
- Mr. SNYDER. To my knowledge, there is not. To my knowledge----
- Mr. SNYDER. Hungary, North Korea, North Vietnam, and China----
- Mr. COLEMAN. The American visa----
- TESTIMONY OF JOHN A. McVICKAR
- I am almost certain that would have been Sunday, November 15.
- TESTIMONY OF ABRAM CHAYES
- Mr. COLEMAN. Without any consultation of the files on Oswald----
- TESTIMONY OF JOHN A. McVICKAR RESUMED
- I would say then it must have taken place on the 11th of July.
- TESTIMONY OF ABRAM CHAYES RESUMED
- Mr. DULLES. May I ask at that point----
- Representative FORD. And it would have had the----
- Mr. CHAYES. Well, I don't know----
- Representative FORD. But you also said----
- Mr. CHAYES. I think the----
- Mr. CHAYES. I think we have the----
- Mr. COLEMAN. Do you know what category----
- Mr. CHAYES. He made the application on----
- Mr. CHAYES. We have answered in our answers to your----
- Mr. CHAYES. If I can read into the record this answer, it says----
- Nothing of significance happened. We did find----
- TESTIMONY OF BERNICE WATERMAN
- Miss WATERMAN. Well it was rather seeing it in connection with the----
- Mr. COLEMAN. And that telegram indicated that it was prepared----
- Mr. COLEMAN. So the Commission Exhibit No. 961, which is a telegram----
- Mr. COLEMAN. After you made the refusal card which has been marked----
- Mr. COLEMAN. Pardon me, refusal sheet----
- Mr. COLEMAN. In other words, you say----
- Mr. COLEMAN. But----
- Mr. COLEMAN. Well, I would like to call your attention to----
- Miss WATERMAN. But in 1961----
- Miss WATERMAN. You mean the copy of the----
- Miss WATERMAN. Yes
- Mr. DULLES. You see, exhibit numbers won't appear----
- Mr. COLEMAN. And also the despatch----
- Mr. COLEMAN. As a result of receiving----
- June----
- Oh--"seek."
- In other words, he was----
- Signed, "Lee Harvey Oswald."
- I don't think that is very ambiguous.
- Representative FORD. It is dated----
- Miss WATERMAN. It could. But, in other words, he now says----
- Mr. COLEMAN. And you prepared----
- I might have marked some paper or something of that sort.
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF THE HON. DEAN RUSK, SECRETARY OF STATE
- Secretary RUSK. I didn't arrive until----
- TESTIMONY OF FRANCES G. KNIGHT
- Mr. COLEMAN. Well, Miss Knight, does that document----
- Miss KNIGHT. After reading the file----
- Miss KNIGHT. No; it is easier----
- This project was very----
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD AND HARRIS COULTER
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD RESUMED
- Mrs. OSWALD. This is a short distance, you know, I think maybe----
- Mrs. OSWALD. No. After the incident with Walker----
- Mr. DULLES. Did he ever say anything----
- Mr. DULLES. And you are quite sure----
- Mr. RANKIN. Did your husband----
- Mr. RANKIN. The record is----
- Mrs. OSWALD. Well----
- Mrs. OSWALD. I only saw----
- Representative FORD. Did you ever go anytime----
- Mr. RANKIN. Mr. McKenzie----
- Mr. RANKIN. Mrs. Oswald, I will hand you the cameras of your----
- Mr. DULLES. I wonder before we finish this----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF HARRIS COULTER
- I terminated my employment with the United Nations in June 1963.
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD RESUMED
- I am speaking of your stays in Dallas, Fort Worth, and New Orleans.
- Representative FORD. Did----
- Mr. McKENZIE. Did any Soviet----
- The CHAIRMAN. Well, I think----
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT ALAN SURREY
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Excuse me. That is----
- The CHAIRMAN. Or any funds----
- Mr. SURREY. Except what----
- The CHAIRMAN. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. You say corner--you mean----
- Mr. JENNER. Unless, Mr. Chairman, you desire to pursue the hearsay----
- I have now handed the witness Commission Exhibit No. 999.
- Mr. SURREY. This is Turtle Creek. [Witness draws.]
- Mr. SURREY. Mr. Walker's residence is here. [Witness draws.]
- Mr. SURREY. Here is Turtle Creek. [Witness draws.]
- Mr. JENNER. Would you please----
- Mr. SURREY. And this entire block here is----
- Mr. SURREY. Another block of residences----
- Mr. SURREY. Yes; the fence actually is here. [Witness draws.]
- Mr. SURREY. So this would----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. SURREY. It shows the same breach allegedly caused by a bullet----
- Mr. SURREY. This is the--this is the front door. [Witness draws.]
- Mr. SURREY. It is right here, sir. [Witness draws.]
- Mr. SURREY. Through the front----
- Mr. JENNER. Was he facing----
- Mr. SURREY. He was----
- Mr. SURREY. Yes. And I facetiously said, "Oh, you found a bug."
- Mr. SURREY. And then----
- Mr. SURREY. His right arm, yes; on his forearm. And----
- Mr. SURREY. You mean how high is the hole----
- Mr. JENNER. You immediately went out of the house----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- TESTIMONY OF JAMES J. ROWLEY AND ROBERT CARSWELL
- TESTIMONY OF JAMES J. ROWLEY
- Mr. RANKIN. No; I just wanted to----
- Mr. RANKIN. I don't think that quite answers----
- Mr. ROWLEY. That is right. In other words----
- Mr. RANKIN. Now, were they on a travel status or subject to----
- Mr. RANKIN. Can you describe----
- Mr. ROWLEY. If I may read----
- Mr. RANKIN. Chief Rowley, did you give us----
- Mr. RANKIN. Chief Rowley----
- Mr. ROWLEY. No, no, sir; not unless we had----
- Mr. ROWLEY. I guess it is on a warrant. When the warrant is signed----
- Representative FORD. Is the figure we see here----
- Mr. ROWLEY. Well----
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT CARSWELL
- TESTIMONY OF BERNARD WILLIAM WEISSMAN AND ROBERT G. KLAUSE
- Mr. JENNER. That was----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. I said "Great."
- Mr. Chief Justice----
- And I said, "What do you mean?"
- Mr. WEISSMAN. Right. We were going to use the business end----
- Mr. JENNER. That would be----
- Mr. JENNER. You are now reading from Commission Exhibit No.----
- Representative FORD. All among GI's, with the one exception of----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. Was the 11th question----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. Yes; he said "This has to go in."
- Mr. JENNER. And that is----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. He just said----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. I don't know. This he didn't specify. I had assumed----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. This is----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- On Monday I received a letter----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. Yes. He----
- Mr. WEISSMAN. I said something to the effect of "Hello, Mr. Lane?"
- Mr. WEISSMAN. Well----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF BERNARD WILLIAM WEISSMAN RESUMED
- Mr. JENNER. It is signed in typing "Larrie."
- Mr. WEISSMAN. "Meeting with Bob Morris. Infiltration of YAF by CUSA."
- Mr. WEISSMAN. "Ready to take over YAF. Jones in Dallas. Ducharme Club."
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT G. KLAUSE
- Mr. KLAUSE. Yes, sir. Then I tried to make negatives of them----
- Mr. JENNER. Is he the apparent owner or manager at least of this----
- Mr. KLAUSE. Linotype or----
- TESTIMONY OF MARK LANE RESUMED
- Mr. RANKIN. Now, to return to the tape recording----
- Mr. LANE. Mr. Rankin----
- The CHAIRMAN. And----
- I think there is a clear distinction.
- Mr. LANE. Well, of course----
- Mr. LANE. That an attorney's working documents----
- Mr. RANKIN. And you are not----
- STATEMENT OF PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
- LYNDON B. JOHNSON.
- I shall never forget her bravery, nobility, and dignity.
- LYNDON B. JOHNSON.
- STATEMENT OF MRS. LYNDON B. JOHNSON
- TESTIMONY OF AMBASSADOR LLEWELLYN E. THOMPSON
- TESTIMONY OF C. DOUGLAS DILLON
- I would like----
- Secretary DILLON. It wouldn't apply I think to a fully----
- Mr. RANKIN. Mr. Chief Justice, I ask leave----
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD RESUMED
- Senator RUSSELL. You understand that you have been sworn?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Did you ever ask him his reason for coming to Russia?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Why did he say that he had come to Russia?*
- Senator RUSSELL. What was the subject of his complaint?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Do you care to give any of those?*
- Mrs. OSWALD. No. [Nodding a negative response.]
- Senator RUSSELL. He never did?*
- Mrs. OSWALD. Excuse me----
- Mrs. OSWALD. I'm sorry----
- Senator RUSSELL. Had you known the colonel prior to that time?*
- Senator RUSSELL. But you don't know why?*
- Senator RUSSELL. He also has the rank of a colonel in the MVD?*
- Senator RUSSELL. I thought one of them was named Paul?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Did he correspond very frequently?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Did he beat you on many occasions?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Was that true or not true?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Did he ever fail to provide for you and the children?*
- Mrs. OSWALD. No----
- Senator RUSSELL. But he never made a great deal of money, did he?*
- Mr. GOPADZE. Pardon--you don't understand the question?**
- Mr. GOPADZE. She said, "I think." She said, "I think."
- Senator RUSSELL. What reason did he give for striking you, usually?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Did you ever strike him?*
- Representative BOGGS. Do you speak English now?*
- Senator RUSSELL. When do you think you will publish this book?*
- Why do you think he called you if he was not in love with you?***
- Senator RUSSELL. I'm quite sure of that. I wasn't asking that at all.**
- Mrs. OSWALD. (Nodding a negative response.)
- Mr. GOPADZE. She said----
- Senator COOPER. Approximately?*
- Senator COOPER. Is that the aunt you visited from time to time?* **
- Mr. GREGORY. Yes, and he said----
- Representative BOGGS. What about Nixon?*
- Senator COOPER. Yes; in the United States.*
- I saw her twice since I left Irving, since I lived with her in Irving.
- Senator COOPER. When was that?*
- Mr. GOPADZE. That he could kill him----
- Mr. GREGORY. Could or have wanted to--could have wanted to----
- Now, do you have any reason to change that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Ask her that.* **
- Representative BOGGS. What is that?*
- Senator RUSSELL. No; she testified she quit the Youth Movement.*
- Senator RUSSELL. Why--for what reason?*
- Mrs. OSWALD. Yes; 30¢
- Senator RUSSELL. I thought that was automatic?**
- Senator RUSSELL. But you've not been baptized in any church?*
- Senator RUSSELL. Are you actually a member of the church?* **
- Senator RUSSELL. And for June?*
- Mrs. Oswald, you have not appeared here today with a lawyer, have you?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Do you know that he had one or the other?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Do you remember that was the latter part of September?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Wasn't it about the 23d of September that you went back?* **
- Mr. RANKIN. Did the unemployment check ever come to Ruth Paine's?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Do you have any recollection about it now?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did he ever tell you anything about it?*
- Mr. RANKIN. At the house where you had lived?**
- Mr. RANKIN. Did your husband have any Cuban friends at New Orleans?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Do you know of a Clay Bertrand, [spelling] B-e-r-t-r-a-n-d?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did he ever say anything about anything like that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did you ever know a Sylvia Odio, [spelling] O-d-i-o?*
- Mr. RANKIN. You never heard of her?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Have you ever heard of her?*
- Mr. RANKIN. He never told you that he knew anyone like that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did you know of his drinking at all in New Orleans?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Had he stayed out all night that way before?* **
- Mr. RANKIN. It hadn't ever happened before?**
- Mr. RANKIN. You don't recall testifying to that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Tell us that?* **
- Mr. RANKIN. And that's all that you know of?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did he tell you about any of the others that he knew there?*
- Mr. RANKIN. What did your husband tell you about Rimma?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did he tell you how she helped him?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did he say how much they did that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Did he say when he did that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. How did you learn about it?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Yes; newspaper reporters--Miss Johnson and Miss Mosby.*
- Mr. RANKIN. What did they say to that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Do you recall anything else that was said at that time?*
- Mr. RANKIN. What did you say to that?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Is that all you remember of the conversation?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Where did this conversation occur?*
- Mr. RANKIN. And who was present besides you and Colonel Aksenov?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Before you left the Soviet Union?*
- Mr. RANKIN. By anyone else?*
- Mr. RANKIN. You were not present at any such meeting?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Do you know of any meeting of that kind in Minsk?*
- Mr. RANKIN. That's right.* **
- Mr. RANKIN. And did he tell you what happened at that meeting?*
- Mr. RANKIN. And what did he tell you happened at that time?*
- Mr. RANKIN. Then what happened?*
- Senator COOPER. Do you have any explanation for that?* **
- Senator COOPER. Did he later ask you if you had told De Mohrenschildt?*
- Mr. GOPADZE. No; she said, "Maybe you have told him."
- Mr. GREGORY. I think she's hesitated----
- Page 177: "Those are 88 mm., too" is a misprint for "8 mm."