Mr. Jenner. Which is December 6, 1963.
Are all the pages that intervene in your handwriting?
Mr. Oswald. Yes, sir; they are.
Mr. McKenzie. Mr. Jenner, if I may, and for the purpose of the record, to help speed up the proceedings, I will state on behalf of Mr. Oswald that all the pages of the diary which you have there in front of you, and which should be and will be marked an exhibit to the Commission's record, are in Mr. Oswald's handwriting, they were written simultaneously on the date as shown in the diary, and were his recollections of the event as it occurred on that date. Is that correct Robert?
Mr. Jenner. I appreciate your suggestion, Mr. McKenzie, but there are some breaks that I would like to identify.
Mr. McKenzie. Pardon me, sir.
Mr. Jenner. I have marked the document now as Commission Exhibit 323.
(The document referred to was marked Commission Exhibit No. 323 for identification.)
Mr. Dulles. And you wish to ask that it be admitted in evidence?
Mr. Jenner. If I may defer that for a moment.