MRS. OSWALD CALLS SON CIA AGENT

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000700090034-2
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December 20, 2016
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November 16, 2006
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34
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February 13, 1964
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WAS1i1NG CON DMLl.' NEWS Approved For Release 2006/1111 g~I, -FP - Acctis'e-.d .loser Cca:l,:d 'CC;ai:.0C,,0C14 tiM1 '1 ! i Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, who apparently failed to sway the Warren Commission, set out on lies own today to try to prove her slain son innocent of the assassination of President Ken- nedy. "I still believe Lee is in- nocent," she told newsmen after her final session with the com- mission. " es, in saying that Lee was not the killer and was set up to take the blame. I believe my son is a scapegoat." Mrs. Oswald said she- believed her son was an agent of the Central Intelligence Agency. i'IIOOP. ":But who can prove who is a CIA agent?" Mrs. Oswald said. She said she planned to "snake public appearances and investi- gate if it takes another year to find the Presidant's assassin because I believe he is still at large.' NO CHANGE Chief Justice Earl Warren, chairman of the panel, said Mrs. Oswald had not given the com- naission any information about the assassination "that would chance the picture as we have known it." Justice Warren said Mrs. Oswald made the same "scape- goat"-CIA claim in testimony before the Commission. to said the Commission had ,to evidence from any Govern meat agency to substantiate Mrs. 1 ?T uby Lcwy-rs Pusil Trial 'glove DALLAS, Feb. 1'', (U?II-Jack Ruby's lawyers, confident of victory, today pushed their de- mands into the fourth clay that his trial for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald he moved from Dallas. A running account of witnesses at a change -of venue hearing Showed 2G felt chances of a "fair trial" would be better away from Dallas. Thirteen testified an impartial jury could be found in Dallas and two were undecided. Approved. For Release 2006/11/16: CIA-R?P75-00149R000700090034-2