Lyle Stuart info from various topics:
Greg:
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.ph...post&p=5493
"4) Oswald was seen by the court clinic psychiatrist, Dr Kurian. Kurian's report on Oswald though, has never surfaced. Kurian's boss was Dr Harris Peck. As Peck gave evidence before the subcommittee, it is entirely plausible that the report was handed over to the subcommittee by Peck. Another who gave evidence was publisher, William Gaines. Gaines became the sole casualty of this particular wich-hunt after reading a statement to the subcommittee written by business partner Lyle Stuart, under the influence of drugs supplied by Stuart. Stuart would later go on to work in the upper hierarchy of the FPCC and publish the Corliss Lamont tracts distributed by Oswald in New Orleans."
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.ph...ost&p=11328
"Gaines' FBI file (capioned: Sedition/Internal Security)
shows that MI may have played a part due to great concern over his comics
depiction of war. The file actually opens with a MI memo from April '52
stating that his comics were : "detrimental to the morale of combat
soldiers and emphasizes the horrors, hardships and futility of war". MI
wanted the FBI to find out if Gaines company (EC Comics) was disseminating
these comics to those of draft age, or to servicemen, and to ask the Justice
Dept if Gaines was violating sedition statutes. The FBI did action the
request..."
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.ph...ost&p=33058
"In 1963, (Burton) Wolfe was the publisher of a small-time, muck-raking paper called "The Californian". The money to keep this paper solvent was provided by Lyle Stuart, a New York publisher. The Californian ran numerous stories lambasting HUAC over the hearings held on student/peace activist travel to Cuba between June and August.
...Lyle Stuart. By the early sixties, Stuart was one of the leaders of newly formed, Fair Play for Cuba Committee, and though his official ties to it may have been severed by 1963, he was still, nontheless, publishing literature used by the FPCC such as Corliss Lamont's, The Crime Against Cuba - a booklet Oswald handed out, and on which the address "544 Camp St" had been stamped. The FPCC fell apart in the US after the assassination. It seems Stuart had a knack for proximity to downfalls. In fact, literary hatchet jobs were his specialty in the '40s (he has been called the Kitty Kelley of that decade), and all that may have changed after the '40s was the method..."
James:
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.ph...ost&p=50479
"Good stuff, Greg.
Lyle Stuart was a very interesting character. I am sure you are aware that he published some controversial books including 'M-26, The Biography Of A Revolution' by newsman Robert Taber. This book portrayed Castro as the hero and the United States as the villain.
There was also 'Inside The FBI' by Norman T. Ollestad which was very critical of Hoover and the way the FBI was run. Ollestad was subsequently expelled from the FBI alumni.
And let's not forget 'The Anarchist Cookbook' by William Powell. This was a book for revolutionaries with a guide to sabotage, murder and mayhem.
Lyle Stuart below."*
Robert: "Greg...the idea that what Lee Harvey Oswald was engaged in 1963 was part and parcel to a government program to discredit and ultimately destroy the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, in part by his own setup for November 22, 1963. Could it actually be that simple? I think so."
Good comment IMO. Though 'the government' as such may be parts of various state governments and parts of agencies rather than the federal government.
Greg:
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.ph...ost&p=97142
"The kindest words Gaine's employees had for ol' Lyle was that he was "extremely manipulative"...
Stuart served with Air Transport Command during WWII"
*James, I wonder if you could repost Lyle's photo, please?
EDIT:: Thank you for that, James. Funny fellow. A 'promoter'.
Can you ID any of the people on his pinup board?
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