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104-10400-10313 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (12/9/1963)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch48213 and id is 1 raw text is: S1O4~iO4OO~1O313 ( 1'EMORANDB4 FOR THE RCORD A ' - 5e 9 Decem1 SUJCT: Lee Harvey OSWALD 91* 1m ( y ).,f 7 4 /7 h=y -IM 1. At 0900 on 9 December called and advised that the Bureau had a commuaication .from their Miami field office setting forth information which had been rceived in a memorandum from our office concerning a report wd had been received from a WA n diplomat alleging that the assassination of President Kennedy was the result of a and executed jointly by the Cinese Cmmunists and CASTRO -through intermediaries. F) 44r e provided some details concerning the information received from their Miami office which in substance is the same information as that set forth in JXWanv lraU-ei658 (IN 75902). - 'pa advised that the Bureau had during the night located Robert NI=, interviewed him, and va crand by him that - he has no information concerning 4iaWESea F EITO. 4.-a, stated that the Bureau is very much interested in this allegation, is endeavoring to run down the lead relating to the bank in New Yorks that the Bureau has information concerning a n-B.CO!uarn :oL August.1916; who was ndicted-in-DaLuas, Texas,-in 1960 on a -chdrge of impersonating- the -Honorary Consul -of -Guatemala. He said that this CORES, acording to Bureau informatioifwas in'Mexi.co City escf.August a962 and-this -Cortes -might be considered as -possibly being identical with the -Ramon B. .Cortes antioned in this matter.. 2. atated -that the Bureau would like tc4 evaluate this information if possible and he would guess that this information originated with someone who had just come out of meaa and that this might be some rumor or something planted by the Soviets to make it rough on the CEICCMS and CASTRO. It was agreed that anything might be possible but he gave no information sup porting any such theory. He said that the Bureau was very much interested in identifying the source and it would appreciate any information we can gve on where and how this diplomat got this information since it would help the Bureau to evaluate this information. He said that the Bureau vould find the identity of the source and possible access to the source, if in this country, most helpful. 3. The matter was discussed with , and he subsequently advised that he had discussed the ma with representatives of -illBnd with Nwm11eMia and that I could advise of the identity of the. source in the event 'the Bureau was insistent. After discussing the matter further with Ad. e&-bbbea and consistent with his position, I telephonically contacted Mav% apthand advised him as follows: a. The We diplomat in this case, who is our source, -*s* remal6b t. We do not know the identity of his source. Nurnbe~j96jcORD COPY~ TEP~ 7.i=- . QI F r 3 h Fr ~i I Ums IM A ' r C i ~1 I I A X d.%, jer.plz .;40%

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