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FBI' acts on
From Wire Service Reports
WASHINGTON - The FBI
said today it is preparing to
take administrative action over
the destruction of a letter that
Lee Harvey Oswald delivered
to the FBI in Dallas shortly be-
fore the assassination of Presi-
dent Kennedy in November,
1963.
James Adams, Deputy Asso-
ciate Director of the FBI, told a
House Judiciary Subcommittee
that following an exhaustive in-
quiry, the facts on the case had
been reported to the Depart-
ment of Justice.
BUT HE said the Department
had concluded it was not an
appropriate case for criminal
prosecutior
Adams added, "We are at
this very moment making our
own assessment of the facts
with a view toward inst
appropriate administrativ
tion."
le said the FBI inquir
no doubt that Oswald
the FBI's Dallas field of
week or 10 days before th
nedy assassination and
note for the special agen
ducting a subversive act
investigation of him.
THE WARREN Comn
that investigated the asst
tion concluded that Oswa
ed alone when he shot
dent Kennedy on Novemb
1963.
The FBI confirmedE
this year that the Oswal
had been received and
destroyed.
Adams said investi
could not pin down whethe
destroyed
ituting officials in Washington at the
ve ac- time knew about the OswaldJ
note and the destruction of it.
ry left
visited ONE former assistant FBI di-
fice a rector has told investigators that
e Ken- the special agent in charge of
left a the Dallas office "mentioned on
t con- one occasion that he had inter-
ivities Fnal problem involving one of his
agents who had received a'
threatening message from Os-
wald because the agent was in-
in vestigating Oswald," Adams
Id act- said.
Presi- Speaking with newsmen later,
er 22, Adams identified the former, as-
sistant director as William Sulli-
van, who headed the intelligencej
earlier division at the time of the as-
d note sassination but has since retir-I
later ed.
Adams said there had been
gators conflicting evidence of the note's
er FBI contents. The agents it was ad-
Oswald lettera
dressed to said it contained no assassination.
threat. The FBI inquiry also uncover-r
ed conflicting accounts as tot
BUT A receptionist at the who had ordered the destructiont
FBI office said it stated some- of the note shortly after Os-
thing like, "Let this be a warn- wald was shot dead by DallasE
ing. I will blow up the FBI and nightclub proprietor Jack Ruby,
the Dallas Police Department and a memorandum concerningE
if you don't stop bothering my it.
wife." The agent said destruction
Adams said all who saw or had been ordered by the spe-
had heard of the note agreed cial agent in charge of the of-
there was no mention of Presi- fice. But the latter said he had
dent Kennedy or anything which no knowledge of the matter un-
would have forewarned of his til July this year.
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