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Lee Harvey Oswald's connection to the CIA was investigated by the Agency, with no evidence of a connection found. The investigation involved checking various records and personnel within the Agency, including the DDO, DCD, and CI Staff's Operational Approval Group.

The results showed that there was no record or indication that any other US Government agency had used Oswald as a source or had considered him for recruitment. The Agency also checked its files and found no record of Oswald being interviewed or debriefed by the CIA.

A 201 file (201-289248) containing information about Oswald was created, but it contained no records that originated from any Agency component. The file was made available to the Warren Commission.

The investigation concluded that there was no basis for the conclusion that the CIA had a connection with Oswald beyond what was previously known. The results of the investigation were shared with Dan Rather and Les Midgley of CBS, who were working on a series of programs about the assassinations of President Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Rev. King, and the attempt on Gov. Wallace.

The Agency's Director, W. E. Colby, was informed of the investigation and its results. The CIA Review Staff also reviewed the matter.

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