“… e time, although that 15 wouldn’t surprise me if they said that. By the Agency, you 16 mean Dearborn, or - 6 Mr. Schwarz. I mean the Central Intelligence Agency. / 17 18 Mr. Goodwin. They communicated directly with the Agency Street, % E., washington, OC 20001 in this instance? 19 Mr. Schw …”
“… ortant observations. I hope that you will complete your work as expeditiously as possible as I feel very strongly the need for a viable Central Intelligence Agency operating, of course, within its charter. I believe that the present furor about C.I.A. is impeding it in the performance of its missio …”
“Committee, "The Central Intelligence Agency shouldEoVa nothing to do with policy." Yet, in the yesra since, CIA has, in effect, ‘made’ policy in many parte ef the world. A number of …”
“… some inconsistency to be argued between having this LS broad inquiry and ending up with a much stronger, larger, and. 14, more powerful Central Intelligence Agency in every respect 15 with greater authority, over other elements of the intelligence .16 community. 1 Now vou can only carry that so f …”
“… ument for separating the DCI from 1? the CIA is stronger. 18 Senator Huddleston. Well, he- wouldn’t be without authority 19‘ over the Central Intelligence Agency. He recommends the budget 20 and tasks them. He gives them the responsibility and apportions ? 1. the resources. 99 Mr. Lombard. I mo …”
“… 4.4 Now the next gogbien refers to the fentral Intelligence Agency in general. Now lesganino so much of our inquiry is Focused on the Central Intelligence Agency, we have a rather ■1 long series of recommendations regarding it. R Now the sections are briefly these - these dealing with the chart …”
“… as a statement that old have been included as to the 16 committee’s findings as to, internal controls on espionage 17 activities by the Central Intelligence Agency. 19 Mr. Aaron Yes. I rerall that one. 121 Mr. Maxwe 11 . - Als 0 on th at page ther e ‘S no a - f 90 !ive 20 machinery to make sure …”
“the question of. 21 whether we should, the Central Intelligence Agency should be recruiting foreigners in this country for intelligence purposes 07 people who may return to their country of origin; - - " …”
“… er this subcommittee meets tomorrow morning, we’ve 5 arranged for representatives of the FRD, the Foreign REsources 5 Division of ' the Central Intelligence Agency, to- give us--,v •1 9 testimony on some of these issues that have been raised, ' such as 8 the use of immigrants, some of the figures …”
“… 18 on the production of intelligence which would authorize them 19 CIA to produce national intelligence.. That kind of thing. The 20 Central Intelligence Agency as the producer of national ‘21 intelligence must”
“… view is unless you’re going to go to the full ]9 extent of addressing the question of establishing manpower 30 ceilings throughout the Central Intelligence Agency, to single ,<1 <■ J. out one directorate at this point doesn’t really make much 5o sense to me. though”
“Palw* 33 1 routes. 2 Now, the way I originally had it written was "A former 3 Director of the Central Intelligence Agency sought unsuccess- 4 fully to influence the sale." However, if it was left that way, 5 people would have to guess at which one of these …”
“TOP SECRET 37 1 Chairman, has been that the work involving the relationship of 2 the Central Intelligence Agency with American business companies 3 was severed off from the proprietary work for the simple . 4 reason that they are not the same thing …”
“… ay, Advisor to the President for National Security Affairs; John N. Irwin, Deputy Secretary of Defense; and Allen Dulles, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. if Aided AL N J.6ux7l id NY 50955 DocId: 32423525 Page 34”
“… McCone said he was opposed to assassinations because: I didn’t think it was proper from the standpoint of the U.S. Government and the Central Intelligence Agency. (6/6/75, p. 15) B. ^^ Directives Banning Assassination. In 1972 and 1973, Helms and. then Colby issued internal CIA orders banning ass …”
“… deral agencies must provide in their budget submissions, consistent with the Budget and Accounting Acts of 1920 and 1950 as amended. The Central Intelligence Agency regards itself as subject to these prescriptions. The Agency limits its application of this principle, however to provision”
“… rporations wholly owned by the United States Government, which corporations were purchased by, and are under the direct control of, the Central Intelligence Agency. ' Ownersh: of the corporations was acquired by means of appropriated funds expended by the Agency under its confidential funds authori …”
“… - available property; (c) the disposal of surplus property; and . (d) records management. 40 U.S. C.A. 471.. As an executive agency, the Central Intelligence Agency is within the pury .and activities, it was exempted of the Act (40 U.S.C.A. 472; 481), but along with a number of other agenc: from th …”
“BLUNL Nothing in this Act shall impair or affect any • authority of—..... (17) the Central Intelligence Agency; .. 40 U.S.C.A. 4/4(17). The Act’s legislative history provides an insight into the breadt of the exemption and, to a limited degree, …”
“… ves vested in him by section 205 (a). U.S. Code • Congressional Service, 1949, Vol. 2, p. 1504. (emphasis * added) Ono authority of the Central Intelligence Agency ich complete application of the Act would "impair or affect" is clearly the Agency's authority to expend confidential funds. The sums …”
“… of Government funds; That authority is enhanced, not . limited, by the Act —"(N)othing shall impair or affect the authority of— .. the Central Intelligence Agency", and by the Act's legislative,history. It follows naturally that the Agency’s authority to procure on a confidential basis without rec …”
“Agency were designed to protect. The Central Intelligence Agency, because of the unique statutory 2AM/ PCI SD BTt, 9 Aa A U 1A CEPDET NW 50955 DocId: 32423532 Page 190 OLUNL\”
“Approved by Drafting ■ Subcommittee 9/5/75 2. At What Level Were the Castro Plots Authorized or Known About Within the Central Intelligence Agency? . ■ Ca) The Question Presented. As we have seen, first Richard Bissell and then Richard Helms, each as Deputy Director of Plans (DDP), …”
“… ne human life against many other human lives that were being lost." (Helms, 6/13, p. 64.)**/ *As Helms declared: "In my 25 years in the Central Intelligence Agency, I always thought I was working within authorization, that I was doing what I had been asked to do by proper authority and when I was ope …”
“… mumba, Gray stated: It is the intent of the user of the expression or the phrase that is controlling and there may well have been in the Central Intelligence Agency plans and/or discussions of assassinations, but . . . at the level of the Forty Committee [Special Group] or a higher level than that,”
“… ay, Advisor to the President for National Security Affairs; John N. Irwin, Deputy Secretary of Defense; and Allen Dulles, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. HW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 395 13”
“… McCone said he was opposed to assassinations because: I didn't think it was proper from the standpoint of the U.S. Government and the Central Intelligence Agency. (6/6/75, p. 15) B. CIA Directives Banning Assassination. In 1972 and 1973, Helms and then Colby issued internal CIA orders banning ass …”
“… ce Lumumba was raised. 7. In answer to a question from Mr. Baron I said that in my opinion it would be improper for the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency to undertake an assassi nation operation without an express directive from the President. Prepared by me on this 9th day of October f …”
“Central Intelligence Agency; the White House Staff Secretary; the Assistant White House Staff Secretary; the Executive Secretary, NSC; and the Deputy Executive Secr …”
“SUNDAY NEWAJUNE 18, 1976 •) -2 Sent Bedmate Mil Castro un 6 By PALI. MESKIL % J. vright New Y m . 1976 The Central Intelligence Agency sent a shapely Mata Hari to Cuba in ......... ier former lover, Fidel Castro. 5211193795405 Details of this case were uncovered by The N …”
“Force, Army and Navy Sturgis was a hired operative of the Reserve. other wealthy Cubans whose Miami man- Central Intelligence Agency for at least He had the perfect training (as a sex sions were hotbeds of anti-Batista if- 1 A decade. Maybe he still is, though his trigu …”
“… Hunt, the late billionaire .contending they! were discriminated against be cause of their ,conservative views, charged today that the Central Intelligence Agency in filtrated the family Oil empire and used secret agents to help embezzle , more : than $50-mil- lion from them. OaP-erse ■ The brot …”
“§ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 1' WASHINGTON,D.C. 20505 30 March 1976 Mr. Frank Sturgis 2515 NW. 122nd Street Miami, FL 33167 Dear Mr. Sturgis: We have receive …”
“2515 N.N.122nd Street Miami, Florida 33167 7 May 1975 Mr. Gene Wilson || Information and Privacy Coordinator Central Intelligence Agency w eshington, 9.0.120505 Re: Pre-freedom of information request it ”1: notice of charges 11 Dear Mr. Wilson: 13i Before exercising …”
“BE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. i Washington, D.C. 20505 26MAY 1976 Mr. Frank Sturgis 2515 N.W. 122nd Street Miami, FL 33167 Dear Mr. Sturgis: This acknowledges re …”
“… 75 Jack Anderson Diem Release Four and,a ha lf years ago, I broke a story that now is belatedly rocking Washington, .I reported that the Central Intelligence Agency had recruited two Mafia figures', John Roselli and Sam Giancana, to assassinate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. I tracked'd'own Roselli a …”
“… tor Innuye: Fuclosed you will find & copy ef a letter from this office to Senator Mansfield expressing our concern over the rush of the Central Intelligence Agency t destroy large quantities of secret government documents, de believe the Select Committee on Intelligence should review with CIA Directo …”
“JP ! • GC CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY vASHINGTON, ). C. 20505 22 Jure 1976 Jua 23 II 26 AH‘76 Honorable Daniel Inouye, Chairman ' Select Committee on Intelligence United …”
“CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Washington, D.C. 20505 Honorable Hugh Scott 22 United States Senate 1976 Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator Scott: In accordance …”
“the "process" of destruction has. already begun. The action of the Central Intelligence Agency is wrong. 'The new Select Committee on Intelligence should have been consulted prior to the destruction of any materials which might be …”
“… ce United States Senate Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Chairman: We have received a letter from the Honorable George Bush, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, relative to the destruc tion of papers and material which he has held for sometime relative to our request. Our action was taken to fac …”
“CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON,D.C. 20505- 2 June 19.76 Honorable Mike Mansfield ■ United States Senate Office of the Majority Leader . Washington, D.C. …”
“CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Washington, D_.C. 20505 “Review Staff: 176-0229/2 27 February 19761 ji • Mr. William G. Miller; Staff Director - Select Committee …”
“a ■ . UNCL A S S IF IE D the Central Intelligence Agency has not been involved in any way in the resistance and dissident activities which have occurred in Cambodia since the fall of that countr …”
“CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ■ Washington, D.C. -20505 V Review Staff: 76-0229/1 23 February 1976 Mr (William G. Miller. Staff Director Se lect Committee To S …”
“… Agency, an organ of the United States Federal Gov ernment. 3. As part of my investigation, I twice called William K. Harvey, a retired Central Intelligence Agency official, now of Indianapolis. 4. On my first call, in January, I asked Harvey if it were not true that he had personally- intervened wi …”
“… wspapers through 31 out the country nationally syndicated articles of columnist Jack Anderson 32 alleging that defendant had assisted the Central Intelligence Agency in an -1- NH 50955 DocId: 32423630 Page 352”
“… MASSEY RE: LEE HARVEY OSWALD December 8, 1976 IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO RA 5785 Mr. Donald F. Massey Assistant Legislative Counsel Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. Dear Don: As I mentioned briefly this afternoon, the Select , Committee has expressed an interest in recent press acco …”
“… an, has waived the confidentiality we : was struck down on Nov. 22, 1963, the '' later divulged this important informa- had promised him. Central Intelligence Agency received tion to the Warren Commission. ■ evidence suggesting that Cuban Pre Morgan told us in January, 1967, Of course, various CLA off …”
“… d with the Soviets, and there are very hour Oswald struck in Dallas, an agent of the signs, that he was interested in an opening to Wash- Central Intelligence Agency was meeting with a rank ington.'On Sept. 5, the. Cubans quietly proposed talks ing Cuban official (code-named AMLASH and re. with the Ame …”