Ch. II
Citations in this fragment reference Chapter II at page 31 and page 40 (C6-19 through C6-21), drawing on foundational earlier material. The cross-reference at C6-2 (“See pp. 31-40, supra”) invokes background facts presented in Chapter II that underpin later analysis in this chapter.
Ch. IV
Chapter IV is cross-referenced extensively throughout the fragment, particularly pages 130-164 and accompanying footnotes 215, 217, 223, and 232. The references appear at C6-22 (pp. 131-137), C6-28 (pp. 130-131), C6-29 (pp. 135-136), C6-37 (pp. 137-140), C6-41 (footnotes 217, 223; pp. 140-146), C6-42 (footnote 215, p. 140), C6-44 (footnote 232, p. 141), C6-57 and C6-58 (pp. 143-147), C6-80 and C6-81 (pp. 156-164 and 155-163), C6-84 (pp. 149-156), and C6-87 and C6-88 (pp. 160 and 163). These cross-references incorporate Chapter IV’s treatment of Oswald’s activities, movements, and witness observations in the period surrounding the assassination.
Ch. VII
Chapter VII is referenced in two citations (C6-152 and C6-169). C6-152 directs the reader to that chapter for “discussion of his character,” integrating the evidence catalogued here with broader character assessments. C6-169 cross-references pages 384 and 388-390 of Chapter VII.
app. XIII
Appendix XIII is referenced multiple times in this fragment, primarily at pages 673-690 and page 722. The cross-references include C6-27 (p. 740), C6-98 (pp. 681-689, regarding Oswald’s Marine service), C6-121 (p. 690), C6-168 (pp. 675, 679, 683, 685-688, 722), C6-169 (pp. 679, 686-687), and C6-306 (pp. 673-675). These citations incorporate the appendix’s documentary record of Oswald’s Marine Corps service, evaluations, and conduct.
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