Mr. Chayes. Of any other country.
Mr. Coleman. Is there any other regulation, which the State Department has, dealing with the circumstances under which they can refuse to issue a passport?
Mr. Chayes. The other regulation covering substantive grounds of refusal is 51.136.
Mr. Coleman. Could you read into the record the regulation?
Mr. Chayes. Yes; the regulation says:
"In order to promote"——
Well, it is entitled "Limitations on Issuance of Passports to Certain Other Persons."
It reads:
"In order to promote and safeguard the interests of the United States, passport facilities except for direct and immediate return to the United States shall be refused to a person when it appears to the satisfaction of the Secretary of State that the person's activities abroad would (a) violate the laws of the United States, and (b) be prejudicial to the orderly conduct of foreign relations, or (c) otherwise be prejudicial to the interests of the United States."
Mr. Coleman. In 1963, on June 24 when Oswald applied for a passport, he was issued the passport within 24 hours after the application; is that correct?