Attempt to Involve Communist Party
Moscow in English to Eastern North America 0100 GMT 24 November 1963--L
(Excerpts) A Soviet TASS correspondent in the United
States reports attempts by the police in Dallas, Texas, to involve the Communist
Party in the assassination of President Kennedy. The U.S. press is reporting
statement by Dallas police officials to the effect that Oswald has admitted
membership in the Community Party.
The more details revealed, the vaguer and more suspicious the
entire case becomes. Serious observers disregard the police version that leftist
elements are responsible for the assassination.
Dallas, where the President was murdered, is a center of race
supremacists and the Ku Klux Klan. It is a mecca of oil millionaires and the
ultra-rightwing groups they finance. When the President died, officials at the
White House told the press that the crime was committed by racists and right
extremists. The Soviet news agency, TASS, comments that the police hope to
direct the indignation of the U.S. people away from those really guilty of the
heinous crime.