Mr. McCloy. I don't know I would say they knew all the derogatory information but they certainly knew the vantage point and they certainly knew the defection elements.
Mr. Bouck. I know they knew he was in Dallas. Whether they recognized that as being on the route, I don't know that.
Mr. McCloy. I think the record shows he was employed there, or the deposition shows.
Mr. Bouck. I don't know that.
Mr. Stern. Is it of key importance to what you say now regarding the information on Oswald before the assassination to identify his vantage point? If you would take that away from the other characteristics does he then not become a threat?
Mr. Bouck. He would not meet the criteria of a threat as we had it at that time, if you take that away.
Mr. Stern. And the criterion was——
Mr. Bouck. That there be some specific indication that a possible danger to the President existed.
Mr. Dulles. Off the record.
(Discussion off the record.)