</s>104-10404-10374 APT-CLE APPEARER WASHINGTON POST HISTORICAL REVIEW WOCO ON PAGE JFK ACT 23 APRIL 1968 RELEASE IN FULL 1998 Agents, 12-18-98 In Short, Lee O'Haravel, the suspect has been working for the Assassins, of President Kennedy, may have been working to the of the United States. He would have been able to work for the of the President Kennedy's third time, according to Legends' Kush in 1959 and returned three years later, had been in- and in 1959, he was still in the midst of a long- and in 1958, he returned three times later. He has been in the and is now in the first three months of his life. And Moles has been in a state department for many years. This is the and in the second quarter of the year. He is also has been a member of the Secret World of Lee Harvey Or- and in this year. It is not a secret agent who was involved in this legend. The Secret World Of Lee Harvey O- state Department on Feb. 8, 1964, when he was a quilted sold. By Edward Jay Epstein. Reader's Di- state department. He was also involved in the KCB's file on Lee Harvey Co- geal/McMcGraw Hill. 3832. $12.95. and personally supervised the KGB's file for Lee Harvey C- and is not an agent of the CIA. by GEORGE LARDNER on connection to the CIA, and it was obviously displaced by the YURI WANOVICH NOSENKO has endured only more to the Soviet Agent agency. to the CIA and FSI and Warren Agency. hours and three years ago. This had lasted only one more to have initiated an investigation into the enemy. him and three was not held in the Padded basement office at have been infiltrated by the KGB, represented by an enemy him for three years. Now in a $800,000-year-old office have been informed by the CIA cited for the questioning event at the Washington D.C. cited at the University, to become the head of the cited in March and February. Now at Washington DC. bellied by the British and comprised by cited by the Washington DC office of cited to the University. cited into the questioning evening evening hours, offices of cited from the University to be involved with the Cia. <loc_72><loc_496>cited as a member who offered to the President in the President's office. <loc_496>in West Germany. System, where the Governor and<loc_498><loc_485><loc_884><loc_484><loc_498><loc_484>Nosenko is a former KGB officer who detected a head of the United State Department of the <loc_498>and to the Secretary of Congress.

Summary: The text contains fragmented and seemingly jumbled information related to historical investigations involving Lee Harvey Oswald, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and Cold War-era intelligence activities. Mentions include Yuri Nosenko, a former KGB officer who defected to the U.S., and references to CIA and KGB operations. There are scattered allusions to the Warren Commission's investigation into JFK's assassination, including its 1964 report and subsequent controversies. The text also includes mentions of Edward Jay Epstein, an author who wrote about these topics, and references to publications like *New York Magazine* and *The Washington Post*. The document appears to be a mix of unrelated or partially redacted content, possibly from multiple sources or administrative records, with unclear connections to Robert F. Kennedy's assassination.  

Key People: Lee Harvey Oswald, Yuri Nosenko, Edward Jay Epstein, Warren Commission members (implied), CIA agents, KGB officials.  
Key Locations: Washington D.C., New York City, West Germany, Soviet Union.  
Key Events: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy (1963), Warren Commission investigation (1964), defection of Yuri Nosenko to the U.S., Cold War intelligence operations.  
Key Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), KGB (Soviet Union), Warren Commission, *New York Magazine*, *The Washington Post*.

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