第七章
The footnote set for this section (C7‑397 through C7‑485) supplies the evidentiary citations for the chapter’s discussion of Oswald’s Soviet sojourn and repatriation (Marina Oswald’s testimony, CE 15, CE 24, Stuckey DE 3); the testimony of R. Paine, M. Paine, Ruth Paine, and Mrs. Ford concerning Oswald’s domestic and marital situation; the corroborating statements of Bouhe, Mrs. Meller, Mrs. Frank Ray, Mrs. Hall, L. Murret, Peter Gregory, Martello, and the De Mohrenschildts regarding the Russian‑émigré community and Oswald’s conduct in Dallas (5 H 593–597; 8 H 150, 362, 386, 396, 422; 9 H 233, 239, 309, 311, 313, 314; 10 H 59); the underlying exhibits relating to Oswald’s Marxist or pro‑Castro affiliations (CE 1031, 996, 2647, 2696–2699, 1401) and the discussion cross‑referenced in Chapter VI; Arnold Johnson’s deposition on Oswald’s contacts with the Socialist Workers Party (DE 7); the evidence concerning the attempted shooting of Major General Edwin A. Walker (11 H 424); the Paine‑household account of the storage of the rifle and its transport by Frazier to the Paine garage on the morning of the assassination (1 H 48–73; 2 H 222, 226, 228, 248, 300, 302, 303–304, 413–414, 422, 515–516; 3 H 15–16, 41, 43–44, 46, 66, 102; CE 410, 415, 1361–1365, 2743); the FBI investigation testimony of J. W. Fritz, Bookhout, Clements, and Sorrels (4 H 217, 240; 7 H 310, 321, 353, 357); Mrs. A. C. Johnson’s testimony (10 H 294); and the cross‑references to the Commission’s treatment of Oswald’s employment relations and the events of November 22, 1963, in Chapters IV and VIII.
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