"(It was unfortun that the Soviet Embassy was unable to aid me in Mexico City but—crossed out) I had not planned to contact the Mexico City Embassy at all so of course they were unprepared for me. Had I been able to reach Havana as planned (I could have contacted—crossed out) the Soviet Embassy there (for the completion of would have been able to help me get the necessary documents I required assist me—crossed out) would have had time to assist me, but of course the stuip Cuban consule was at fault here. I am glad he has since been replaced by another."
Mr. Jenner. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about your reaction to that. You had read that in the quiet of your living room on Sunday morning, the 10th of November.
Mrs. Paine. That is correct.
Mr. Jenner. And there were a number of things in that that you thought were untrue.
Mrs. Paine. Several things I knew to be untrue.
Mr. Jenner. You knew to be untrue. Were there things in there that alarmed you?
Mrs. Paine. Yes; I would say so.
Mr. Jenner. What were they?
Mrs. Paine. To me this—well, I read it and decided to make a copy.
Mr. Jenner. Would having the document back before you help you?