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MM 105-8342 November 22, 1963, The five theusand dollars with which OSWAID returned on Mexico probably had the sane origin as the money whieh paid for the ads in ‘The New York Times", iz other werds, the Communist dictatorship which prevails . Re ' oy In March of 1961, a group of students at aya 6S University. invited me te debate with writer WI onary, (1/152 + me of the "Fair Play for Communist Cuba", and I Went. . a> there to engage in thé debate with hk: The moderater er = /?_ judge of the debate was writer TRUMAN/WINTER{(guest of Co t Cuba. during the festivities ef July 26, 1963, four months . prior to the assassination ef President KENNEDY), and I fouad. . that each time that I had WORTHY in a corner after refuting {° his lies, TRUMAN WINTER came to his aid:so that the audience — could not get the whole truth. "Fair Play" did not thrive in the University ef Florida, but it did at Columbia Usniver- sity, at the University of Chicago, at the universities in California, at the University of Pennsylvania, and at © 9 2e0 8007 Antioch College (where Mrs, PAINE, LEE HARVEY OSWALD's |. 9°. protectress studied), and at Yale University, etc. — ing another debate at B: University, in Rhode Island, my epponent was a DIN RMANI, enthusiastic defender e CASTRO's horrers, and also cennected with "Fair Playf. The. greatest success of "Fair Play"in regard te influencing . United States students took place at the University ef Indiana, where it succeeded in getting a group of young people to take the side ef the Seviet Union and Communist ‘Cuba at the time of the crisis of October, 1962, involving Russian muclear weapons set up in Communist Cuba. The dailies have published several letters fron IEE HARVEY OSWALD to “Fair Play", sent during the course ef... several months in the year 1963, It is said that this is all the correspendence between OSWALD and the defenders ef, Castioism in the United States, who had TABER, FRANK and BEALS as their leaders, Any one who wishes may be satisfied ad with that information; but the letters are innocuous and ‘o they is nof publish the answers frem VINCENT THEODORE IZE i" sto OSWALD. / Besides, the information from the anti-Communist | G unde d movement which eperates right under the nose ef RAUL‘ ARCIA, in the Ministry ef State in Havana, shows — that OSWAID's relations with the "Fair Play for Communist | _ Caba” began before July, 1962, when he returned from the Soviet Union, and that they had been sponsored by CASTRO's atplomatic agents in Moscow, at the time that OSWAID was . there, - - 26- ne mp cogeeece ae ern: Seen e een riage pees!