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circumstances surrounding any possible association with or knowledge of OSWALD and this information should be set out in Letter Head Memorandum form suitable for dissemination under OSWALD caption. All other pertinent information re Jelisavcic's connection with Soviets in USSR and possible compromise by Soviet Intelligence should be set out in a form suitable for dissemination under Subject's caption." [FBI 62-109060- 1ST NR 6626 12.17.68; NARA FBI 124-10060-10199] On October 30, 1969 the New York Times reported, A U.S. Travel Agent Expelled by Soviet Moscow: The manager of the American Express Company here said tonight that he had been ordered to leave the Soviet Union “as soon as possible.” He is Michael S. Jelisavcic, a United States citizen who was born in Yugoslavia and who has been in Moscow for nine years. Mr. Jelisavcic said that the order for his departure had been relayed to him by officials of the United States Embassy. He said in an interview that the apparent reason for his expulsion order was his involvement of August 6 in an automobile accident. The accident, Mr. Jelisavcic said, occurred when an apparently intoxicated Soviet citizen walked in front of the automobile he was driving. Mr. Jelisavcic said that his wife was vacationing in France and his son was a student in New York. To: SAC New York City, Chicago MICHAEL JELISAVCIC- ESPIONAGE, RUSSIA Re: SAC New York, airtel, December 17, 1968. Classified SECRET, exemption category, 2, 3, Date of Automatic Declassification: INDEFINTE. Bufile 65-69127 Division 9 / Civil Rights An article from the Moscow United States Embassy website finally revealed who Michael Jelisavcic really was and which side he was on: Remarks at the Opening of Conference on the Role of Exchanges in the U.S.-Russian Relationship Spaso House July 9, 2009 Distinguished Guests; Ladies and Gentlemen: I am very pleased to open today‟s conference on the role of exchanges in the U.S.-Russian relationship. I want to thank those of you have come here today to share your memories of the past and your ideas for the future. I would like to thank Olga Borisovna Pokrovskaya, Editor-in-chief of America magazine, who provided rare photos for the photo exhibit at the conference. I‟d like to thank Vladimir Meletin, who has made a remarkable new film of the 1959 exhibition, which he is presenting to participants
today. My special thanks to Aleksey Fominykh and Michael Jelisavcic, for providing material from the original comment books Russian visitors signed at the exhibition. [http://moscow.usembassy.gov/beyrlerem070909.html] How did Michael end-up with this guest book if all he did was work from American Express? Why did he have dinner with OSWALD?
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January 7, 1960. I leave Moscow by
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Life Magazine printed excerpts from
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about 1400 R. about the same as the
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ordinary course of business. At tha
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higher learning of the Soviet Union
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The number 074-500 was a CIA file e
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Marguerite Oswald's speculations st
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Ul. Kalinina Kuznetsova, Rosa Intor
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The IRD (Information Research Devel
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92-463 House 30, Apt. 8 Ul. Kola Mi
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Joseph Doyle said that Belitskiy at
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7/18 Moscow K31 (?) Ul. Zhdanova (a
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SUBJECT: OSWALD, Lee Harvey Address
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#37 DZHONSON, Vil‟yam 1907 USA (J
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THE SUMMIT CONFERENCE On August 6,
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Summary of Initial Missions In the
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Eisenhower agreed to additional fli
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THE RUSSIAN'S RESPONSE Premier Khru
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Francis Gary Powers stated that whe
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concerning the Marine Corps, intima
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HEMMING asked this researcher: Wher
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