Mr. Seeley. No, sir. This instruction was drafted by Miss Waterman, and it was sent up for clearance to PTL, Mr. Johnson. I presume that when it went to either Mr. Cacciatore or Mr. Kupiec, I put my name on for the clearance procedure, in particular with regard to whether the thing should have been classified, have a higher classification than it did.
Mr. Coleman. You don't have any independent recollection of discussing Oswald?
Mr. Seeley. No, sir.
Mr. Coleman. Or whether the instruction should have been in a different form?
Mr. Seeley. No, sir; I do not.
Mr. Coleman. Could you tell me the next occasion where you had anything to do with Oswald, or the file?
Mr. Seeley. The next occasion, I think, relates to document X-43.
Mr. Coleman. I would like to mark as S-2 a memorandum from Robert D. Johnson to Mr. John T. White, under date of March 31, 1961, which in the State Department files has been marked as X-43.
(The document referred to was marked Seeley Exhibit No. 2 for identification.)
Mr. Coleman. Is that the document referred to?