“… all reasonable steps to account for any files that James Jesus Angleton possessed or controlled that related to the assassination and to Lee Harvey Oswald. Because of the perceived controversy surrounding the disposition of Angleton’s files, the Review Board believes it prudent to obtain a c …”
“… by the ARRB staff. From that examination, staff members selected a number of documents. Those documents have now been included within the Lee Harvey Oswald 201 file to be processed and released to NARA. 3. This concludes the Agency's action on this request. If you have any questions, please …”
“… provided sections of briefing reports, an audiotape, and portions of transcripts of conversations between the source and interviewers on Lee Harvey Oswald. A final memorandum from this source was also found to be located in the post-1978 volume of Oswald's 201”
“… from the HSCA. Although these records cover a wide variety of topics, they principally focus on CIA operations against Cuba and Castro, Lee Harvey Oswald's sojourn in the USSR, and Oswald's activities in Mexico City and New Orleans. The vast majority of documents pertaining to Oswald were c …”
“… Assassinations. Although these records cover a wide variety of topics, they principally focus on CIA operations against Cuba and Castro, Lee Harvey Oswald's sojourn in the USSR, and Oswald's activities in Mexico City and New Orleans. They also include a large number of names traces requested …”
“… rovided Crcussun to the a-LCommittee House Select 4 1 As A on Assassination letween-1977 and 1979, and over 17 boxes of 4/ material on Lee Harvey Oswald.ocu.Gal after President Kennedy anfa 10 At first blush, you might think that this is an enormous 2 ne amount of material for the CIA to …”
“… a chart that See illustrates this very point. As you can see, prior to President Kennedy’s assassination CIA held only a small file on Lee Harvey Oswald that consisted 33 sykermiy (eo — . 11-CIA e of37 documents (less than 150 pages), of which 28 documents Cleerd pages. July 4TAr consiste …”
“… o the assassination of President Kennedy, and I am happy to report that the first group of these records, including all CIA documents on Lee Harvey Oswald prior to the assassination, has been”
“… d originals of information provided to the Warren Commission and the House Select Committee on Assassinations and 17 boxes of material on Lee Harvey Oswald accumulated after President Kennedy's assassination. Unfortunately, and for reasons that I do not know, what we are dealing with is a ma …”
“… e prepared a chart that illustrates this point. As you can see, prior to President Kennedy's assassination CIA held only a small file on Lee Harvey Oswald that consisted of 34 documents (amounting to 124 pages), some of which”
“… of the documents related to the assassination of President Kennedy, and the first group of these records, including all CIA documents on Lee Harvey Oswald prior to the assassination, has been declassified with quite minimal deletions and transferred to the National Archives for release to t …”
“… ndoriginals ofinformation-provided to the— Warren Commission and the House Select Committee on Assassinations and 17 boxes of material on Lee Harvey Oswald accumulated after President Kennedy's assassination. Unfortunately, what we are dealing with is a mass of material that is not indexed, …”
“13-00000 Prior to President Kennedy’s assassination, CIA held only a small file on Lee Harvey Oswald that consisted of 34 documents (amounting to 124 pages), some of which originated with the FBI, State Department, the Navy, and newspaper …”
“… to the assassination of President Kennedy, and I am glad to report that the first group of these records, including all CIA documents on Lee Harvey Oswald prior to the assassination, has been declassified with quite minimal deletions and is being transferred to the National”
“… d originals of information provided to the Warren Commission and the House Select Committee on Assassinations and 17 boxes of material on Lee Harvey Oswald accumulated after President Kennedy’s assassination. Unfortunately, and for reasons I do not know, what we are dealing n with is a mass …”
“… e prepared a chart that illustrates this point. As you can see, prior to President Kennedy’s assassination CIA held only a small file on Lee Harvey Oswald that consisted of 33 documents (approximately 110 pages), some of which originated with the FBI, State Department, the Navy, and newspap …”
“… P. MINK: Now, there is a Washington Post article of May 14th which suggests that the materials that have been disclosed with reference to Lee Harvey Oswald contain nothing new. Is that your understanding also of the documents that you released to the archives? GATES: As I indicated earlier, …”
“… “GPFLOOR.” These crypts appear in the “slug line” and they are routing and sensitivity indicators. “GPFLOOR” is the crypt that refers to Lee Harvey Oswald. This same crypt appears in the first line of the second paragraph of text. CIA originally advised that GPFLOOR could not be released in …”
“technical surveillance. This document Is a CIA monthly operational report for Mexico QSy for September 1963, a period that includes Lee Harvey Oswald’s arrival in the Mexican capital. The attached form discloses that this document was reviewed in 1993 and postponed in its entirety. It w …”
“… se crypts appear in what is called the "slug line” and they are routing and sensitivity indicators. “GPFLOOR" is the crypt that refers to Lee Harvey Oswald. This same crypt appears in the first line of the second paragraph of text. The CIA originally advised that GPFLOOR could not be released …”
“… t B. The Review Board was presented with a heavily redacted but provocative documentpertaining to an FBI “Internal Security” inquiry into Lee Harvey Oswald in October 1960. The FBI declined to release the Information, arguing that it contained the equities of a foreign government and that the …”
“… he Members of the Subcommittee some of the important records that the Board has made public. They include: Thousands of CIA documents on Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassination of President Kennedy that made up the CIA's Oswald File and detail the agency's investigative activities following …”
“… dum, "October 12, 1960," that it was to the "Director, FBI," from "Legat, Paris" (the FBI representative in Paris), that the subject was "Lee Harvey Oswald, Internal Security," and that it had to do with a "Paris letter 9/27/60." The rest of the text was blacked out. Obviously, this version o …”
“American people believed that someone other than Lee Harvey Oswald had participated in the assassination of President Kennedy. A national poll had told us that. There were boundless rumors and myths. Peop …”
“… ors and innuendoes and the public polls. And you still run into people — as I'm sure — I still run into people that aren't convinced that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone on that November day in Dallas. And part of it has to do, I think, with, after your commission met, and now the legislation …”
“suggestive of a link between Lee Harvey Oswald and a foreign power. The last area in which the review board has made a -- perhaps its greatest contribution has to do with whole issue o …”
“… 1970s for records relating to the assassi such determinations.21 nation of President Kennedy. The "core" files include the FBI files on Lee Harvey Oswald d. Segregability and substitute language. and Jack Ruby, as well as the FBI's Warren Commission files and the JFK assassination When the …”
“13-00000 Chapter 5: The Standards for Review: Review BOARD “COMMON LAW” b. CIA's Lee Harvey Oswald "201 " file. e. FBI records on the congressional commit tees that investigated the assassination. CIA opens a 201 file on an individual …”
“possible, con nearly all of the information in the FBI's pre sultation with the government offices creates assassination Lee Harvey Oswald file and the an understanding on each side as to the basis bulk of the information in the HSCA's report and reasons for their respective …”
“… n that as of 1982 “KOSTIKOV... was posted in Beirut in 1978... and may still be there.” (The author EPSTEIN in Legend claims KOSTIKOV was Lee Harvey Oswald’s KGB case officer in Mexico City.) The British desk accepted the release of the one pertinent paragraph (one of five paragraphs in the do …”
“… high Government official and to Drew Pearson in that he, McCone, had stated that CIA had uncovered a plot in Mexico City indicating that Lee Harvey Oswald had received 1 $6,500 to assassinate President Kennedy. The Agent elaborated by stating that if this were true, McCone had endeavored to …”
“… , INFORMATION SYSTEMS ANALYSIS REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION TO RETAIN OR DESTROY QUESTIONABLE RECORDS: TWO FOLDERS CONTAINING INFO FROM OTS ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD 05/19/78 DATE : PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : OTS FILES OSWALD DOCUMENT TYPE PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT : CLASSIFICATION UNCLASSIFIED : RESTRICTIONS : …”
“… n with Mr. A.R. Cinquegrana of OGC, both files will be brought In accordance with a telephone to the attention of OLC since they pertain to Lee Harvey Oswald. Harvey TONDED ON SEPARATE MAGE AVE ANT SIGNATURE OF JSTORIAN OF RECCHES Yeanne EFTENSO LATE 3014 AME ANE SOMET Sanne Turoff, Ors/MPS for T …”
“… 2389862 Page 2 No. 056 SECRET TABLE OF CONTENTS REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 1. Memorandum for Winston m. SCOTT, dated 13 October 1966; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. 2. Note, undated, regarding contacts of ALFEREV. 3. Memorandum for A rant Deputy Director, Plans, dated 23 November gontact 1963 Black of …”
“… 1964; Subject: Documents Available in OSWALD'S 201 File. [FOIA No. 563-810] 17. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 23 July 1964; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. [DDP 4-3769] 18. CSCI-3/778,881 to FBI, dated 27 November 1963; Subject: Lee H. OSWALD/Soviet Activities in Mexico City, 13 - 24 November …”
“… : REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 21. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 31 January 1964; Subject: Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 September 3 October 1963. [FOIA No. 509-803] 22. Memorandum for DC/OPS, dated 23 May 1975; Subject: Review of Selested I …”
“… Z-22809 27. 28. FOIA No. 689-298] Letter to E. Henry KNOCHE, dated 15 April 1975. Memorandum to Chief, CI/R&A, dated 19 June 1964; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD (XAAZ-27166 - FOIA No. 739-319] 29. Memorandum for Deputy Director for Plans, dated 11 May 1964; Subject: AMMUG/1 Information on Lee Harvey …”
“… General: Dobriefings ORGANG-1 Specific: OSHALD CASE REJOGI Roacticing TOON Konindy assasinateong 7 THE SCURCE DOES NOT HAVE DIEM KOMANCE OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD OR HIS ACTIVITIES BUT WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE ITEMS OF INTEREST BASED ON COMMENTS OF CURAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO THE DIRECCION SENE …”
“… 2389862 Page 2 No. 056 SECRET TABLE OF CONTENTS REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 1. Memorandum for Winston m. SCOTT, dated 13 October 1966; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. 2. Note, undated, regarding contacts of ALFEREV. 3. Memorandum for A rant Deputy Director, Plans, dated 23 November gontact 1963 Black of …”
“… 1964; Subject: Documents Available in OSWALD'S 201 File. [FOIA No. 563-810] 17. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 23 July 1964; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. [DDP 4-3769] 18. CSCI-3/778,881 to FBI, dated 27 November 1963; Subject: Lee H. OSWALD/Sovi et Activities in Mexico City, 13 - 24 November …”
“… : REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 21. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 31 January 1964; Subject: Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 September 3 October 1963. [FOIA No. 509-803] 22. Me morandum for DC/OPS, dated 23 May 1975; Subject: Review of Selested …”
“Items in the Lee Harvey OSWALD File RegardinDCASTRO Cuban Involvements the John EPRODUCTION KENNEDY Assassination. RANKIN, dated 15 May 1964; 23. Memorandum PRUCHEA PROLE …”
“… General: Dobriefings ORGANG-1 Specific: OSHALD CASE REJOGI Roacticing TOON Konindy assasinateong 7 THE SCURCE DOES NOT HAVE DIEM KOMANCE OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD OR HIS ACTIVITIES BUT WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE ITEMS OF INTEREST BASED ON COMMENTS OF CURAN IN TELLIGEN CE OF FICERS ASSIGNED TO THE DIRECCION S …”
“… 2389862 Page 2 No. 056 SECRET TABLE OF CONTENTS REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 1. Memorandum for Winston m. SCOTT, dated 13 October 1966; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. 2. Note, undated, regarding contacts of ALFEREV. 3. Memorandum for A rant Deputy Director, Plans, dated 23 November gontact 1963 Black of …”
“… ted 16 September 1969; Subject: Charles William THOMAS. [FOIA No. 1133-992] 6. CSCI 3/779,814, dated 30 January 1964; Subject: Jack L. RUBY Lee Harvey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DUL …”
“able in OSWALD'S 201 File. [FOIA No. 563- 810] 17 . Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 23 July 1 96 4; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. [DDP 4-3769] 18. CSCI-3/778,881 to FBI, dated 27 November 1963; Subject: Lee H. OSWALD/Soviet Activities in Mexico City, 13 - 24 November …”
“… Z-22809 27. 28. FOIA No. 689-298] Letter to E. Henry KNOCHE, dated 15 April 1975. Memorandum to Chief, CI/R&A, dated 19 June 1964; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD (XAAZ-27 166 - FOIA No. 739-319] 29. Memorandum for D eputy Director for Plans, dated 11 May 1964”
“… : Do brie fings ORGANG-1 Spe cific: OSHALD CASE REJ OGI Roa ctici ng TOON Konindy assasinateong 7 THE SCURCE DOES NOT HAVE DIEM KOM ANCE OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD OR HIS ACTIVITIES BUT WAS ABLE TO P ROVIDE ITEMS OF INTERES T BASED O N COMMENTS OF CURAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO THE DIRECCI ON …”
“… REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 21. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 31 January 1964; Subject: Information Develope d by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexic o City, 28 September 3 October 1963. [FOIA No. 509-803] 22. Memorandum for DC/OPS, dated 23 May 1975; Subject: Review of Selested …”
“… 22809 27. 28. FOIA No. 689-298] Letter to E. Henry KNOCHE, dated 15 April 1975. Memorandum to Chief, CI/ R&A, dat ed 19 June 1964; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD (XAAZ-27166 - FOIA N o. 739-319] 29. Me morandum for Deputy Di rector for Pl ans, dated 11 May 1964; S ubject: AMMUG/1 Informat ion on Lee …”