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NY 97-1792 DETAILS: I. INVOLVEMENT OF FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE (FPCC) IN ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY oe ee the November 23, 1963 edition of "The New York Times," a New York City newspaper, contained an article captioned "Group Here Denies Link With Suspect In Kennedy Slaying," which stated as follows: "phe Fair Play for Cuba Committee has long been under Congressional investigation, and Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut has celled it 'the chief public relations instrument of the Castro network in the United States.' "But the head of the group deplored yesterday the assasination of President Kennedy and disclaimed any knowledge of Lee H. Oswald, who was seized in the Dallas investigation of the killing. "Oswald had described himself last July and . August as chairman of the New Orleans chapter of the e Fair Pley for Cuba Committee. He appeared,to have had little, if any, organization behind him there. He went on to Dallas,/ where Polic¢g Capt. Will Fritz, said yester- ay he belo to a Fa lay group. ; F ven. t 7waYete-, Jefle y a VT fF <t- J ViveesT fee Weincent Theodorg-Lee, the Fair Play organization's national director, flew from here to Buffalo to deliver a talk yesterday. ‘There he said that Oswald was not e chair- man of ‘any of our chartered chapters.! CONFI -2- afore inte a teen rains te TRS ees Peart fer eT PET _ eo ecieee nent ee ees Siig ae dS eet ne he ae Neng bn peed ae La. aoe eae nirtre eepeyre meee ener ne ME rere aeg en meee ne iy a