Mr. Oswald. Yes, sir; I have so agreed.
Mr. Dulles. And when you do forward it, would you kindly advise us at that time if there is anything on a rereading of this memorandum which you would like to supplement or add which you feel will be essential for the Commission to have, or desirable for the Commission to have?
Mr. Oswald. I will certainly do so, sir.
Mr. McKenzie. And, further, Mr. Dulles, in the event that any of the attorneys representing or working with the Commission see fit to be in Dallas in the course of the investigation of the Commission, with a little notice Mr. Oswald will be glad to appear and talk with them at any time.
Mr. Dulles. Thank you.
And it is, of course, possible that we might wish to recall you. I am not at all sure, and I hope that will not be necessary. But we always have to reserve that for the Commission.
Mr. Jenner. There may be other witnesses who will say things upon which we would like your testimony.
For the period recorded in the memorandum, and the events recorded in the memorandum, the recordings are full and complete, is that correct?
Mr. Oswald. That is correct.
Mr. Jenner. And if you wish, or should determine to add to it, it will be with respect to matters that have occurred subsequently to those events recorded in the memorandum?