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Senate Report Details FBI Missed Oswald Link to Cuba Group
Washington AP A Senate intelligence committee staff study reveals the FBI ran enhanced coverage on the Fair Play for Cuba Committee but failed to mark Lee Harvey Oswald as potentially dangerous. Oswald headed the New Orleans chapter in 1963, yet was not listed on the Security Index. The report notes the omission prompted concerns after Kennedy's assassination and situates the FBI’s domestic intelligence efforts within a broader history. It cites prior disclosures of Oswald contacting FBI Dallas offices and CIA wiretaps in Mexico City as part of the agency’s interactions with Oswald and Cuban groups. The Schweiker subcommittee continues to probe Oswald’s possible ties to U.S. and foreign intelligence.
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