DAVID VON PEIN SAID:
Located at my webpage below are several pre-1963 newspaper articles concerning Lee Harvey Oswald's attempt to defect to Russia in 1959. Some interesting reading indeed:
Somewhat incredibly, the "Oswald Defection" story made the front page of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram for two consecutive days, on both October 31 and November 1, 1959.
The fact that Lee and his older brother, Robert, resided in Fort Worth no doubt was the primary reason for why the Oswald/Russia story was featured so prominently in the Fort Worth press.
MIKE JACKSON SAID [REFERRING TO ANOTHER HEADLINE THAT APPEARED IN THIS 10/31/59 EDITION OF THE FORT WORTH PAPER]:
Did they find the 27 people?
DAVID VON PEIN SAID:
Yes. But, sadly, 26 of them were dead ----> Click Here.
RON SCHUSTER SAID:
The Oswald story would not have made the newspaper if it was any normal case of somebody wanting to go to Russia. Seems to me that this item in the paper is part of matriculating a patsy.
DAVID VON PEIN SAID:
Which must mean you think Oswald was being set up as "The Patsy" more than a year before JFK even became President. (Talk about your forward-thinking patsy framers.)
David Von Pein
August 21-22, 2020
