I understand that Mr. Rankin wrote to you last week----
Mr. LIEBELER. Advising you that I would be in touch with you----
Mr. LIEBELER. With respect to the taking of your testimony, and I understand that he enclosed with his letter copies of the Executive order and the joint resolution to which I have just referred, as well as a copy of the rules of procedure relating to the taking of testimony.
Mr. LIEBELER. You did receive the letter, et cetera?
Mr. LIEBELER. We want to inquire of you concerning possible knowledge that you have of Lee Harvey Oswald during the time that he lived in New Orleans during the period 1954-55. Before we get into the details of that, however, would you state your full name for the record.
Mr. WULF. My name is William Eugene Wulf. No junior.
Mr. WULF. 2107 Annunciation Street, this city.
Mr. LIEBELER. Where and when were you born, Mr. Wulf?
Mr. WULF. I was born in New Orleans, September 22, 1939.
Mr. LIEBELER. Are you presently employed?
Mr. WULF. No. I am a student at Louisiana State University at New Orleans.
Mr. LIEBELER. How long have you been attending LSU?
Mr. WULF. Four and a half years. I am a senior at this time.
Mr. LIEBELER. You obtained your primary education and secondary education here in New Orleans?
Mr. LIEBELER. Where did you obtain that education, what schools?
Mr. WULF. My primary education was obtained, up until the seventh grade, at Redemptorist Grammar School. For high school I attended De La Salle High School in 1956, and in 1958 and 1959 I attended Cor Jesu High School in New Orleans and graduated there in 1959.
Mr. LIEBELER. And then from there you went to LSU?
Mr. LIEBELER. Have you been in the Army or any branch of the military service?
Mr. WULF. No. I am exempted at this time.
Mr. LIEBELER. The Commission has received information to the effect that you were the President of the New Orleans Amateur Astronomy Association----
Mr. LIEBELER. Sometime during the year 1955. Is that correct?
Mr. LIEBELER. What is the New Orleans Amateur Astronomy Association, or what was it at that time?
Mr. WULF. It was at that time an organization of mainly high school students in the city, mainly at De La Salle at that time, interested in astronomy, who owned telescopes, did observation, etc.