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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch37551 and id is 1 raw text is: 104.1079.10059
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p. 122 The above four conversations which occurred on 9/27
and 9/28 contain almost all of the substantive information
that was available to the Mexico City stationon OSWALD from
the Soviet electronic intercept operation. These conversations
were not linked to OSWALD prior to 8 October 1963 when [MEXI-
6453] IN 36017 was sent to Headquarters reporting OSWALD's
contact with the Soviet Embassy on 1 October 1963 (494)
The conversations discussed above were linked to Lee
Harvey OSWALD by 16 October 1963, the date that the Mexico o
City Station opened its P file on OSWALD. (495) The process
by which, and the events leading up to, the linkage of OSWALD 4
to the intercepted calls will be discussed in the following
section on the Mexico City Station's actions reharding the
OSWALD case prior to the assassination.
A photograph of an unidentified individual who visited
the Soviet Embassy was incorrectly linked to OSWALD prior to
the assassination. (496) The manner in which this mistake
was made and the consequences of that mistake will be discussed
in the following dections on the Mexico City Station's actions
prior and subsequent to the assassination of President John F.
Kennedy.
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