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CASTRO'S NETWORK IN THE UNITED STATES FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 US. Sewazz, Svscosnurrez To INVESTIGATE THE Invernax Securrry Internat Secunrry Laws Or THE Cosnrres on THE J UDICIARY, Washington, D.C. The subcommittee me pursuant to notice, at 1:40 I, in room 2300, New Senate Office Building, Senator Thomas J. Dodd presiding. - Also resent: J. G. Sourwine, chief counsel ; Benjamin Man, el, re- search director; and Frank Schroeder, chief investigator, (Present at this point : Senator Dodd presiding.) Senator Dopp. The committee will come to or swear the testimony you give before this subcommittee will be the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth, so help you God? o Mr. Srvarr. I do. - Senator Dopp. Be seated. 3 i TESTIMONY OF LYLE STUART Mr. Socrwixe. Will you give the neporter your name, your busi- ness and residence addresses and your business and residence phone Mr. Srvarr. Lyle Stuart, S-t-u-a-r-t, My business address is 939 Park Avenue South, New York 3, My home address is 105 Ashland Place, Brooklyn 1, Mr. Sourwixe. Do you have telephones? Mr. Stuart. Yes. Do we need those in the record? Mr. Sourwixe. This is an executive record. Is there anything about your telephone— . Stuart. No, there is nothing at all except I Inow there are cases where executive records are published. » yes, they are sometimes published. Do you have any reluctance to give your telephone numbers? - Sroarr. Well, I don't want to encourage crank calls, and this makes it easier. Ihave no strong objection, oo Mr. Sourwine. With the chairman’s permission, perhaps if your telephone numbers are listed in the directory —— Mr. Srvart. They are listed in the directory, in the Brooklyn and Manhattan directories; yes, sir. a Mr. . Does it make any difference if they are in this record if they are listed in the directory? 05 ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED | HEREIN |S UNCLASSIFIED