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a iirth ill pubuishi.
Nothin: as more silutary in public Affairs
than for ithe lress to know6 more than a Con.
gress. a Court or a munisasion wants it to
know . The Warren group has been taking a
mnultipliaity of testimony. but has been releas.
ing only what it decides to release. Even if Its
motis r.a pure. the methods are suspect. The
Chief Justiee has a reputation for rendering
decesions that fit his .peconierjtamRus.
Ayresworth writes Ine that he has been con*
ducting a-parallel inestagation of testimony, at.
fdavits and ballistic reports. There is eireum.
stantat esidence which strongly. suggests that
the reporter has a news source Inside or near
the Commission. le Is positioned to. wield. a' n. -
whip hand over the m6A portentous investiga.`l
tmi in American history.
AY.NESWliUtf' -ireqeaitly startled the Coin.
iisaioln with'a story that'wlrS hatyl*f oad!htd
;cr4u- pubLicLzed jounal kept-- by Te iariey]
Oswid. the alleged presidenflat a1salsin.whle.W
in Russia. Orwald's own wo-ds show him in his
v-'Iatibtsug loyalty, Twwanging to the Communists.
and than swntn back to Ml native country.
When he tussian, le took radney from
the soviet seet olice. When he was pr.
American, e was a6re to raise money for horme.
ward passage atthe Aineres.u Embassy.
I-SeWause Aynesworth's articles are copyright.
ed by his paper, the wire 1rs-en*k have ussed
them harli.- Some of bhavevelappos have not
reached other parts of the cuItry.'btrftft has T
sent them to me In full form. One of his dis.
patches rites a souirce close to the Warren
Cominassaun saying that Uhe Fill knew Oswald
to be a potential axsaxstn. An Itil agent is =uot.
ed as telling the Dallas police on November
2nd:
We knew he was capable of assassinating
the Presitient. but we didn't dream he would
do it.
- SIN('E the FBI is almost sacrosanct In Wash.
ington officialdom and in the capital press. any
criticism of its sc, urity methods is unusual, and
yet of prume importance in reconstructing the
tragedy and the. mind of the alleged killer. In
an exclusive interviei with Mrs. Alarina Oswald.
the alleged killer's widow. Aynesworth tells of
Oswald brandishing a pistol tfore his wife and
saying-
'I ant gbing to see Richard Nixon.
Ayneswesdh gives the story significance by
noting the incident took pince only a few days
after Oswald had ihot from ambush at General
Wlker. whom oq)wald -termed a Fascist and
compared aith Hitle'r. The reporter highlights
the threat to Nixon by notang that shortly be
fore it was made, the Dallas .Morning News-
printed tlid headinnes on a story.
- NIXON CAl I S Pon i-I'esl* To iatInCI
REDiltS oUT OF CUtiI
Cuha's C as t r o was Oswald& Communist
hero. As an avid newspaper reader, Oswald
may have stien the headline 1le may have seen
a similar story on the- same day in which Cas'
tre ws.a blasted by Governor Connally. who wasi
wounded by the same gun that slew President
Kennedy.
The mind of the alleged killer connes into
focus in these detailed stories It looks like the
same picture of a hatedriven. politically-radiCel
Leftist which is energing from th wsal
amout o nes pull out by the Warren Cornt-
amount of te ul report follows the expect
ed tine. Oswald wait be shown s a homicidal
aisnamc. a notoriety hound, Communist-orient-
ed but not COmmuslts-hred for the cruet deed
it Ia belwsed he performed
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THE NEWS
21 July 1064
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