Steve Kenin, or Kenin's twin brother Larry. Both men were motorcyclists in Mexico City. At least one of them allegedly met Lee Oswald and their name is misspelled in documents as "Kennan" or "Keenan".
4/27/64, Interview with Homobono Alcaraz Alcaron: Alcaraz knew a Steve Kennan in Mexico in late 1962, who left the country many months before Oswald's arrival. Alcaraz met Arnold Louis Kessler at the Friends Service Center in Mexico City in late 1963. Kessler was engaged to Barrie Millman of Berkeley, California. An acquaintance of Millman said that "possibly Steve Kennan had something to do with Oswald in Mexico."
Bill Kelly, "The Man on the Motorcycle in Mexico City Revisited", 2013: "In 1963 Steve Kenin dropped out of Temple and rode his motorcycle to Mexico and wrote an article about vagabonding around Mexico for Motorcycle Magazine. He was certainly our guy, the Steve “Kennin or Kennen” who Homo Bono saw ride off with Oswald from Sanborns restaurant to the Cuban Embassy...Tony Summers called Steve Kenin on the phone and introduced himself and they talked about Kenin’s time in Mexico. Yes, he rode his motorcycle to Mexico, yes he met a German women at the Quaker hostel Casa de Amegos, and yes they went on a holiday together, but no, he didn’t recall meeting Alcaraz the lawyer or Lee Harvey Oswald at Sanborns or giving Oswald a ride to the Cuban embassy on his motorcycle. But yes, he did meet Castro, albeit only briefly, as they crossed paths on the fly at an airport, and they only stopped to take the photo together. Kenin thought he had left Mexico by the time Oswald got there in late September 1963, before his August 1963 Motorcycle Magazine article was published. It was all pretty suspicious however, and Kenin himself thought so too, especially the idea that the government records indicated that he knew Oswald, gave him a ride to the Cuban embassy to get visas to Cuba, and that there existed a photo of him and Castro together...he does have a twin brother who reportedly took over the motorcycle, who hasn’t been questioned yet, so perhaps as it has been suggested, the twin brother was the one who gave Oswald a ride? Kenin did also acknowledge being in New York City when Castro spoke at the UN, when and where LICOZY-3 was reportedly recruited as a double-agent by the Cubans and the FBI-CIA. Tony Summers wrote: 'the CIA reportedly ran an agent in Mexico, code named LICOZY-3, who was a student from Philadelphia.. (the source was) former CIA Mexico City station officer Philip Agee, who resigned from the Agency in 1968 and took refuge in Cuba.'"
Michael Maccoby and Erich Fromm conducted a study on Mexican peasants over a 10 year period...funded by the Foundations Fund for Research in Psychiatry...supported by the Ford Foundation. The study resulted in a book called Social Character in a Mexican Village published in 1970 by Prentice-Hall, (with links to CIA)...The book acknowledged the help and cooperation of the American Friends Service Committee through the Casa de los Amigos and director, Ed Duckles (in 1964 when the FBI was looking for "Steve Kennan", the center was in the hands of acting director, Von Peacock - Duckles was not mentioned...)...Duckles lent...a steady stream of Friends from the US in the period covering 1961 – 63...Maccoby had worked with Henry Murray at Harvard during the period Murray was conducting “personality” experiments for the CIA on students duped into participation...(including) Ted Kaczynski (aka The Unabomber). Murray was in OSS during WWII and developed the assessment tests for potential agents...Fromm fled Germany in the early 1930s and landed...at Columbia University. By 1950, after setting up a number of institutes, he moved to Mexico, becoming a professor at National Autonomous University...Fromm had married Frieda Reichman in 1926...though separated by the time Fromm left Germany, they remained friends, and she soon followed in his footsteps to the US where Erich (got her a job) at Chestnut Lodge where she remained the rest of her working life...Chestnut Lodge was named in some CIA documents as having participated in MKULTRA experiments..Chestnut Lodge was a “sanitarium in Rockville, Maryland with hot and cold running CIA cleared psychiatrists”. Her mentor...Harry Stack Sullivan...worked with Fromm in forming the William Anson White Institute. Maccoby, Fromm, Reichmann, Murray and Sullivan all had an abiding interest in the use of psychology and personality testing in recruitment; in authoritarianism, and in the impact of society and relationships on personality."
"The [Mexico City] station double-agent cases against the Soviets, LICOZY-1, LICOZY-3 and LICOZY-5, are all being wound up for lack of productivity or problems of control. One of these agents, LICOZY-3, is an American living in Philadelphia who was recruited by the Soviets while a student in Mexico City, but who reported the recruitment and worked for the Mexico City station. He worked for the FBI after returning to the US -- the Soviet case officer was a UN official at one time -- but recently Soviet interest in him has fallen off and the FBI turned the case back over to the Agency for termination."
In December 1963, Homobono ALCARAZ Aragon described Kennan as a young American in Mexico in 1962 and 1963 who was procommunist and might have known LHO. Kennan was seen several times in Sanborn's Restaurant next to American Embassy building in Mexico City.
1/22/64: "T-2 advised...Homobono Alcarez Aragon, a graduate student (at UNAM) commented "that when Kennan was in Mexico in 1962 and 1963, he apparently was unsuccessful in securing a visa from Cuban authorities for travel for Cuba."