“… l who has provided or is currently nation records contain information that providing information pertaining to national reveal many of the FBI's foreign counterintel security matters, the disclosure of which ligence activities during the cold war period. could reasonably be expe …”
“… tracism. . dence on the foreign counterintelligence Review Board should release as The Review Board's interpretation of the records, the FBI had pro much information’from the 'clear and convincing" evidence standard vided its "position paper" records as is possible. sce —Sen …”
“… tities ual or organization that has been determined of foreign nationals who could be prosecuted to be of national security interest." The FBI's in their home countries for espionage. Like primary argument in support of its request for wise, where the asset was a United States c …”
“… consider a domestic informant standards. variety of factors related to the need to post pone disclosure of intelligence sources and o. FBI foreign counterintelligence activities. methods, including the age of the record, whether the use of a particular source or i. Review Boa …”
“13-00000 Final Report of the Assassination Records Review Board records was its belief that the FBI's evidence by employing the sources or methods at issue did not enumerate specific harms that would since the FBI did not cite the laws or …”
“… ted States, and tions or intelligence work. Thus, the Board that disclosure of the targets of the surveil asked the President to deny the FBI's requests lance—the four Communist countries— for postponement. The White House did not would harm the foreign relations of the expressl …”
“release each issue are discussed below. information obtained from a technical source. ‘ In response to the FBI's overarching argu B. Post-appeal decisionmaking. After fur ment that disclosure of the information ther negotiations, the Review Board …”
“… he United contribute to the understanding of the assas States, the Review Board responded in three sination, the Review Board allowed the FBI parts. First, the information that the FBI to postpone direct discussions of foreign sought to protect is widely available in the counter …”
“… ting information. 3. (S) The BOARD learned of the existence of a British document that the CIA possessed from the BOARD’s examination of FBI files. One member of the BOARD reviewed the entire document and declared one portion of the document as relevant to the JFK assassination. …”
“… ESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 •> '7 Jury ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET Coordination: JFK Assassination Document (FBI referral) SUBJECT: (Optional) FROM: Barry Harrelson, CSI/HRG Revi e wer EXTENSION NO. 402 Ames 30171 DATE 3-25-93 TO: (Officer de …”
“… esi dent that this was a matter which required intensive interro gation of Alvarado and that CIA had coordinated very closely with the FBI. He told the President that Alvarado would be kept in a safe house by CIA until the FBI was satisfied that all necessary investigative ac …”
“… Cone was left in an angry mood but he did retain his com— fyosure throughout. Before the Agent left, McCone inquired about the * ratus of FBI - CIA relations in general and the Agent replied that J-^oy were satisfactory .) He also asked about the Director's health “^ That seas p …”
“… AL USE ONLY 15 May 1995 MEMORANDUM FOR: Ms. Ellie Neiman DO JFK Review Team FROM: Barry Harrelson Senior Reviewer, CSI/HRG SUBJECT: FBI Request For CIA's Opinion On Proposed FBI Release Of Agent Specific Data 1. The FBI has asked for an Agency response on the following …”
“documents that the FBI is considering for release, Two of them are CIA documents found in the FBI JFK file. HRG has been unable to locate these documents in th …”
“13-00000 FBI Jillin 13 26-7-95 Passed purtion this J. 8 exuinid DO'S 7 June 95 hero to the EBI GMS (s) concurrence to do so keforchand. NOTE …”
“… CIA's assassination shown by administration officials to Speaker John McCormack (Mass.), next in line to succeed Presi- dent Johnson. While FBI officials warned Speaker McCor- mack, a dedicated anti-. Communist, that he is on the list of Western offi cials feared by the Kren- lin CL …”
“ording to government files . Congressional investi. gators also have been. shocked to discover that While FBI officials mack, a dedicated anti- warned Speaker McCor the list of Western offi- Communist, that he is on cials feared by the Krem- lin, n …”
“… OMMISSION IN THIS CONTEXT. HE SAID IF WE FELT THAT CIA HAVING DIFFICULT TIME WITH CHURCH COMMITTEE WE SHOULD WAIT AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO FBI WHO WERE "GOING TO HAVE THEIR CLOCKS CLEANED." SAID FBI HAD GONE 50 YEARS WITHOUT REVISION AND VAST AMOUNT OF WRONGDOING HAD RESULTEd FRO …”
“… AARON MORNING 25 SEP AND THEN ATTENDED LUNCHEON AT WHICH CHARGE D’AFFAIRES JOSEPH MONTLLOR, EMBASSY POLITICAL COUNSELOR WAYNE Smith, AND FBI REP ROBERT SCHERRER ALSO PRESENT, EARLIER IN MORNING TTHE TWO VISITORS MET PRIVATELY WITH CHARGE MONTLLOR AND IN AFTERNOON TRUEHEART TALK …”
“… ersation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, dated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RANK …”
“… le. [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 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 85246, …”
“… cerned key factual elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican trip in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the Warren Commission? Mr. Belin noted that he had left the hypothesis of Castro/Cuban involvement open in …”
“… ersation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, dated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RANK …”
“… le. [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 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 85246, …”
“… rned key factu al elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexic an trip in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the Warren Commission? Mr. Belin noted that he had left the hypothe sis of Castro/Cuban involvement open i …”
“… ersation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, dated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RANK …”
“… [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 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 85246, …”
“… erned key factual elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican tri p in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the War ren Commission? Mr. Belin noted that he had left the hypo thesis of C astro/Cu ban involve ment op …”
“… ation, dated 16 January 1964 ; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-1 1057 FOIA No. 482-193 ] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI , dat ed 16 December 1963; Sub ject: Peter DERYA BI N's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOI A No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Le …”
“… FOIA No. 563-810] 17. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 23 July 1964; Subject: Lee Harve y OSWALD. [DDP 4- 3769] 18. CSCI-3/7 78,881 t o FBI, dated 27 No ve mber 19 63; Subject: Lee H. OSWA LD /Soviet Activities in Mex ico City, 13 - 24 November 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 8 …”
“… erned key factual elements of his c over story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican trip in her first story to the FBI-which she la ter rectified be fo re the War ren Commissio n? Mr. Belin note d that he had left the hypothesi s of Castro/Cuban involvement …”
“… ersation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, date”
“k in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, date d 16 December 1963; Subjec t: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RA …”
“… le. [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, dat ed 27 Novem ber 1963; Subject: Lee H. O SWALD/Soviet Activit ies in Mexico City, 13 - 24 Nov ember 1963. [FOIA No. 187 -6 22] 1 9. DIR …”
“… cerned key factual elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican trip in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the Warren Commission? Mr. Belin noted that he had left the hypothesis of Castro/Cuban involvement open in …”
“… ersation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, d ated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on t”
“482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, d ated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on t he Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RA …”
“… le. [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 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 85246, …”
“… cerned key factual elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican trip in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the Warren Commission? Mr. Belin noted t hat he had left the hy pothesis of Castro/Cuban involv em ent ope …”
“… ion, dated 16 Janu ary 1964; Subject: C IA Wor k i n Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779 ,135 to FBI, dated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memoran du m for J. Lee RA …”
“… le. [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 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 85246, …”
“… cerned key factual elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican trip in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the Warren Commission? Mr. Belin noted that he had left the hypothesis of Castro/Cuban involvement open in …”
“… ersation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, dated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RANK …”
“… OIA No. 563-810] 17. Memorand um fo r J. Le e RANKIN, dated 23 July 1964; Sub ject : Le e 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 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 85246, …”
“… cerned key factual elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican trip in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the War ren Commission? Mr. Belin noted that he had left the hypothesis of Castro/Cuban involvement open i …”
“… U nd er n o circumstances should the contents of the letter be made known to the subject. This information came from the Secret Service and FBI. SECRET COF REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED NW 65990 Docld:32389862 Page 12 CCC1801 8 PAGE COPY NO. of 212 DASSIFIED FERNAL E ONLY : JECT: (Optiona …”
“… ersation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, dated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RANK …”
“… le. [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 1963. [FOIA No. 187-622] 19. DIR 85246, …”
“… cerned key factual elements of his cover story. Why also did Marina deny she knew anything about the Mexican trip in her first story to the FBI-which she later rectified before the Warren Commission? Mr. Belin noted that he had left the hypothesis of Castro/Cuban involvement open in …”
“… ion, d ated 16 January 1964; Sub je ct: CIA W ork in Support of the Wa rren Commis- sion. [SX-11057 FOIA No. 482-193] 10. CSCI-3/779,135 to FBI, dated 16 December 1963; Subject: Peter DERYABIN's Comments on the Kennedy Assassination. [FOIA No. 413-76A] 11. Memorandum for J. Lee RANK …”