Mr. Seeley. Yes, sir.
Mr. Coleman. So, therefore, as far as you were concerned in reviewing the file and what you knew and looking over it, what Miss Waterman had said and what Mr. Snyder had said, that your decision was that you saw no reason why you would disagree with the decision?
Mr. Seeley. I was in complete agreement with the decision.
Mr. Coleman. After you concurred in the operations memorandum of August 18, 1961, what was the next occasion on which you had anything to do with the Oswald file?
Mr. Seeley. So far as I can determine——
Mr. Coleman. The Commission Exhibit No. 979 is the same as I have marked as Seeley Exhibit No. 3.
Mr. Seeley. So far as I can determine by examination of the file, the next contact I had with the file concerns a slip that is part of State X-19, consisting of a DS-10 reference slip dated 12-29-61.
Mr. Coleman. That is attached to a letter from L. A. Mack, to the Director of the Passport Office of the State Department, is that correct?
Mr. Seeley. Mr. Coleman, on that particular item, I don't think that that was what it was attached to. I think it was probably attached to X-20.
Mr. Coleman. What is that?