As soon as Oswald returned to the United States he recommenced his efforts to have his dishonorable discharge changed back to an honorable one. On June 19, 1962, Oswald contacted the Navy Discharge Review Board in Washington, D.C. “In this case there is no question as to service, which, as the Naval records show, was [...]
Tagged 1962, Discharge, Lee Harvey Oswald, Navy, USMC, USSRPauline Virginia Bates stated that Oswald told her that a Dallas engineer named Peter Gregory was interested in publishing his manuscript. On June 19, 1962, Oswald called Peter Paul Gregory, a petroleum engineer born January 25, 1929, in Siberia, who taught Russian at the Fort Worth public library. Peter Paul Gregory became Oswald’s entré into [...]
Tagged 1962, CIA, Communism, Dallas, Fort Worth, Joint Press Reading Service, Lee Harvey Oswald, Pauline Bates, Peter Paul Gregory, White RussiansOn June 18, 1962, Oswald visited the office of Pauline Virginia Bates. Pauline Virginia Bates (born January 11, 1922; died October 7, 1978) was a public legal stenographer, from Forest Grove, Oregon. In an interview with Caroline Hamilton of The Fort Worth Press, Pauline Virginia Bates recalled her encounters with Oswald: “Lee Oswald wanted the [...]
Tagged 1962, Lee Harvey Oswald, Pauline Bates, Peter Gregory, Secrecy