Mr. McCloy. There is a great deal of narrative in here about Oswald and his relations with the Embassy. Maybe it is elsewhere in the record.
Mr. Belmont. I would presume that you have received that from the other agencies. Those are copies of communications that the other agencies sent to us.
The Chairman. Well, why couldn't we go over this list and see what items we would be interested in and then we can determine, can we not, whether we want——
Mr. McCloy. I am not so sure, you can look through this yourself, I am not so sure if from reading just that short summary you get the full impact of all the narrative that is in the various reports. There is a good bit here. For example, one page I have here about this business of beating his wife and the drinking. There is a good bit of detail.
Mr. Belmont. Mr. McCloy, you have that record.
The Chairman. We have the record, I have read the records myself.
Mr. McCloy. Maybe we have that one.
Mr. Belmont. Any investigative report you have.
Mr. McCloy. Is there any investigative report in here that we have not got?
Mr. Belmont. No, sir.