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NY 97-1792 "building employes said that committee members had not been seen at the building since the middle of last week. "Zee, who lives at 373 St. Marks Pl., could not be reached for comment." The December 27, 1963 edition cf the "New York World Telegram and Sun," a New York City newspaper, con- tained an article on page 3, captioned "Castro Front Seeks Quiet Death," which stated as follows: "the pro-Castro Fair Play For Cuba Committee . quietly, is seeking to go out of business, it was learned today. "In its stormy 27 months of existence, the committee -- financed originally by the Castro Cuban delegation to the United Nations -- has engaged in street brawls, been investigated by Congress, and more recently, tied ” by implication with the slaying of President Kennedy. can ee "Suspected Presidential assasin Lee H. Osweld, a self-confessed Marxist, identified himself to authorities on his capture as a chapter chairman of FPFC, The FPFC claimed he was never a registered member but the Federal Bureau of Investigation dug up correspondence between Oswald end Vincent fT. Lee, the FPFC national chairman. - "Sponsors Drop Out ~ - / - Face A ‘Informed souyces said FPFC began disintegreting even befoye the Daljas ragedy. _ Many-of its. original 29 “. aponners -- the lis cluded T {xCapote, Waldo-Prank, i C Ppa F oo rletomBeals, Jam artre, No 4ler, Prof. Robert 6% Colodny mar “the Rev. Donald.Harrington, among others -- had dropped out one by one. Sroppe: - 29 - TT rr i ecm racePs nen lam abort carrera ae are ae SR INE SOD STA eS ee oy /Baldwin, Simonede-Beayyoir, Jean wes a