Angleton Received FBI Report on Oswald a Week Before JFK's Assassination
The accused assassin was monitored by top CIA officers from 1959 to 1963.
On Monday, Nov. 2, 1959, the CIA’s counterintelligence office—run by the fabled spy hunter James Angleton—first learned the name of man named Lee Harvey Oswald.
Jane Roman, liaison officer with other federal agencies, received a daily call from Sam Papich, her counterpart at the FBI. Papich asked her about a story that appeared on page A7 of the Saturda…
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