The Chairman. Very well, thank you, Mr. Secretary.
Representative Ford. Would that include the Voice of Moscow or whatever they call it over there?
Secretary Rusk. Yes, sir.
Representative Ford. From the outset of the events that took place?
Secretary Rusk. Yes, sir; you might just wish to look at the first two or three paragraphs here to get a sample of the kind of summary that that involves.
Mr. Dulles. Was that prepared in the Department or by the Foreign Broadcast Information Service?
Secretary Rusk. This particular one is from the Foreign Broadcast Information Service. We also have another one. We also have another one from within the Department which is also available in terms.
Representative Ford. I think it would be useful to have both for a period of about a week or so. I realize this is a summary covering several days. I think I saw that at the time.
Mr. Rankin. There was another statement in the paper apparently purporting to be official that one of the Commissioners asked me to ask about and that was the Washington Post, Sunday, November 24, 1963, which was quoted by the Commissioner as, "Today in Washington State Department officials said they have no evidence indicating involvement of any foreign power in the assassination."
Do you know anything about that or can you give us any information?