It was an interest in improving her Russian that brought Ruth Paine to a friend's party in February 1963. The freethinking wife and mother was studying the language and heard that in attendance would be a young American man and his Russian wife who had just returned from that country. But Mrs. Paine got more than speaking lessons when Lee Harvey and Marina Oswald became an integral part of her life, in turn making her a part of history.
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