HERE'S WHAT THE WARREN REPORT WILL SHOW

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP70-00058R000300030025-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 24, 2000
• Sequence Number: 25
• Publication Date: September 14, 1964
• Content Type: NSPR

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HERE'S W11RAT THE
THE ASSASSINATION of the
President was the demented
action of one man only, the
official investigators. found.
RRN.. REPORT WILL SHOW
All ;claims of a conspiracy in widely circulated in Europe, are com-
the murder of President Kennedy pletely false-fiction, not fact.
4. Oswald had been under scrutiny by
now are to be officially branded the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a
as false.
Here are findings being em
possible Soviet agents -but liaison be-
tween the FBI 'and the .Secret Service
was poor and had not resulted in trans-
phasized in the Warren Com mission of information about Oswald to
mission's report on its nine-month the Secret Service.
5. There is need for better co-ordina-
investigation of the assassination. tion among security agencies. Protection
afforded Presidents can be improved
The Commission headed by Chief Jus- upon. Presidents, themselves, should co-
tice Earl Warren, investigating the assas- operate.
sination of President Kennedy, will offer 6. President Kennedy had the choice
few surprises in its report, about to be in Dallas as elsewhere-as all Presidents
issued. do-of maximum security or "political
That report will tell the American exposure." In Dallas last November 22,
people: the President chose political exposure.
I. Lee Harvey Oswald was'a ]one, de- Communication breakdowns. The
mented killer, with no accomplices. report will dwell at some length on de-
2. Jack Ruby, slayer of Oswald, acted ficiencies in intercommunication among
alone and was motivated by rage against the FBI, the Secret Service and the Dal-
the assassin and compassion for Mrs. 1 as police department.
Kennedy. The FBI, it now is revealed, talked
3. Stories of a "right 'wing" plot, with Oswald at least twice after his re-
woe" a lve a e oggs, Senator Richard Russell, Chief Justice Earl Warren, Commission Chairman; Senator John
Sherman Cooper, John J. McCloy, New York banker; Allen Dulles, former CIA Director; J. Lee Rankin, chief counsel.
turn to the U. S. from Russia in ~ 1962-.
once at Oswald's own request. The FBI's
aim was to determine whether Oswald,
after his two-year stay in Russia, had re-
turned to'the U.S. as an agent of the
Soviet secret police.
In the diary he kept while in Russia,
which was made available to the Com-
mission, Oswald wrote that monthly pay-
ments made to him in the Soviet Union`
were "arranged by the MVD [secret po-
lice]." Oswald wrote:
.. I accepted the money because I
was hungry and there was several inches
of snow on the ground in Moscow at that
time, but what it really was, was pay-
ment for my denunication of the U. S..
in Moscow."
The money was shut off when Oswald
became disillusioned with'. life in Russia
and asked to return to the U. S. lie
wrote in his diary then:
" . T shall never cell
self i
t
my
n
o
tionally, or unintentionally, to anyone
again.
The FBI came to the conclusion that
THE WARREN COMMISSION, investigators of the Kennedy murder. From.left, Representative Gerald Ford, Rep-'
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