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“… ble record and suggests specific inquiries. The CIA misled the FBI about the CIA file on Oswald, and may not have cooperated fully with the Warren Commission (as the FBI and the Defense Depart- ment did not). For example, the Cld may not have told the Commission about all their records on Oswald' …”

“ho could clarify the Warren Commission's work with the CIA and their investigation of these matters. 1”

“could clarify the Warren Commission's work with the CIA and their investigation of these matters. 1 The CIA may have investigated the assassination more thoroughly and longer. …”

“… with Albert Schweitzer College The unidentified man photographed in Mexico City CIA assertions of full disclosure Key persons in the CIA - Warren Commission investigation The CIA's own investigation of the assassination CIA capability for an independent investigation Unknown CIA conclusions 1: 1 …”

“… sis for E. Howard Huat's blackmail of President Nixon Hunt and assassination attempts against Castro 21 22 3. White House concera 22 4. The Warren Commission 22 Ε. Unanswered questions in this area 22 Postscript: Barren Commission staff speculation about the Olio incident 25 Docld:3237447 NW-6599 …”

“27 به CIR ACTIVITIES AND THE WARREN COMMISSION INVESTIGATION Pant L. Hoch Marea S, D I. INTRODUCTION A. FEDERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES AND THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION Even before the disclo …”

“… ces and. records of one intelligence agency against the files kept by other agencies. A great deal of information has been published by the Warren Commission, made available in the National Archives, or preserved there but not released. This includes the purportedly complete files on Oswald of th …”

“… is seno concentrates on the CHA, with emphasis on specific questions relevant to domestic CIA activities, possible CLA nondisclosure to the Warren Commission, and possible links between the assassination and CIA attempts to kill Fidel Castro. Copies of available documents which are cited can be o …”

“… a former FBI agent who was still active in intelligence work, especially Cuban activities. The Banister connection was never pursued by the Warren Commission. !י :”

“specially Cuban activities. The Banister connection was never pursued by the Warren Commission. !י : The 544 Camp connection was extensively publicized at the time of Jim Garrison's "investigation." Numerous reports surfaced of witnes …”

“… t it was the same corner building as 544 Camp Street. Even the limited amount of documentary evidence which has not been kept from from the Warren Commission and the public strongly suggests that the FoI was keeping hands off Oswald's activities, quite plausibly because the Bureau believed that h …”

“… elligence organization. I have studied in detail how the FBI failed to adequately rebut the claim that Oswald was an informaat, and how the Warren Commission responded to Hoover's obvious displeasure at being investigated by failing to press for satisfactory explanations. 19”

“… r even the strongest indications that the FBI had something in their relationship with Oswald which they thought necessary to hide from the Warren Commission.”

“g in their relationship with Oswald which they thought necessary to hide from the Warren Commission. B. UNANSWERED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CIA AND THE ASSASSINATION This section covers a number of questions about the intelligence agencies (pri …”

“… an understanding of the flow of communications within the CIA station. A number of the internal CIA Communications were turned over to the Warren Commission (and are still withheld) 26; however, they may not include all the information needed to determine who in the CIA station had substantial c …”

“… very serious person who speaks with conviction...23 It is known that Président Johnson was concerned about a Castro plot when he set up the Warren Commission, and that he did not accept all the conclusions of the Warren Report; it has been reported that he specifically believed that the assassina …”

“… is, the apparent effect of the story of "D" - which may have been intended 29 to impress upon President Johnson (and thus ultimately on the Warren Commission) the potential threat of an international incident posed by the reports thac Castro was behind the assassination, and (by extension) by any …”

“… e, would probably never de written down; it would be detectable only through resulting agency actions or omissions. : As far as I know, the Warren Commission never did the required kind of NW 65990 Docld:32374478 Page 10 1 104-10196-1002 7 Bes t av ailable ma”

“… ble record and suggests specific inquiries. The CIA misled the FBI about the CIA file on Oswald, and may not have cooperated fully with the Warren Commission (as the FBI and the Defense Depart- ment did not). For example, the Cld may”

“th the Warren Commission (as the FBI and the Defense Depart- ment did not). For example, the Cld may not have told the Commission about all their records on Oswald' …”

“… father, who was imprisoned in Cuba because of his role in an assassination attempt against Castro. Even without knowledge of this fact, the Warren Commission staff considered the Odio. incident very important and speculated that it might have reflected a, conspiracy. The Commission's investigatio …”

“… with Albert Schweitzer College The unidentified man photographed in Mexico City CIA assertions of full disclosure Key persons in the CIA - Warren Commission investigation The CIA's own investigation of the assassination CIA capability for an independent investigation Unknown CIA conclusions 1: 1”

“… sis for E. Howard Huat's blackmail of President Nixon Hunt and assassination attempts against Castro 21 22 3. White House concera 22 4. The Warren Commission 22 Ε. Unanswered questions in this area 22 Postscript: Barren Commission staff speculation about the Olio incident 25 Docld:3237447 NW-6599 …”

“… ces and. records of one intelligence agency against the files kept by other agencies. A great deal of information has been published by the Warren Commission, made available in the National Archives, or preserved there but not released. This includes the purportedly complete files on Oswald of t”

“… is seno concentrates on the CHA, with emphasis on specific questions relevant to domestic CIA activities, possible CLA nondisclosure to the Warren Commission, and possible links between the assassination and CIA attempts to kill Fidel Castro. Copies of available documents which are cited can be o …”

“… a former FBI agent who was still active in intelligence work, especially Cuban activities. The Banister connection was never pursued by the Warren Commission. !י : The 544 Camp connection was extensively publicized at the time of Jim Garrison's "investigation." Numerous reports surfaced of witnes …”

“… rce of hard evidence on this matter would be a close study of the pre -as sassination FBI and CIA records. From a document not given to the Warren Commission but released to me under the Freedom of Information Act, it can be firmly established that the FBI knew before the assassination about Oswa …”

“… t it was the same corner building as 544 Camp Street. Even the limited amount of documentary evidence which has not been kept from from the Warren Commission and the public strongly suggests that the FoI was keeping han”

“n kept from from the Warren Commission and the public strongly suggests that the FoI was keeping han ds off Oswald's activities, quite plausibly because the Bureau believed that …”

“… ligence organization. I have studied in detail how the FB I f ailed to adequately rebut the claim that Oswald was an informaat, and how the Warren Commission responded to Hoover's obvious displeasure at being investigated by failing to press for satisfactory explanations. 19 For example, the F31 …”

“… even the strongest indications th at the FBI had something in their relationship with Oswald which they thought necessary to hide from the Warren Commission. B. UNANSWERED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CIA AND THE ASSASSINATION This section covers a number of questions about the intelligence agencies (pri …”

“low of communications within the CIA station. A number of the intern al CIA Communications were turn ed over to the Warren Commission (and are still wi thh eld) 26; however, they may not include all the information needed to determine who in the CIA station had substantial …”

“… very serious person who speaks with conviction...23 It is known that Président Johnson was concerned about a Castro plot when he set up the Warren Commission, and that he did not accept all the conclusions of the Warren Report; it has been reported that he specifically believed that the assassina …”

“ss upon President Johnson (and thus ultimately on the Warren Commission) the potential threat of a n international incident posed by the reports thac Castro was behind the assassination, and (by extension) by an …”

“… ssion about all their records on Oswald's wife or his activities in Nexico. This memo specifies documents, and people who could clarify the Warren Commission's work with the CIA and their investigatio n of these matters. 1 The CI”

“larify the Warren Commission's work with the CIA and their investigatio n of these matters. 1 The CI A may have investigated the assassination more thoroughly and longe …”

“… with Albert Schweitzer College The unidentified man photographed in Mexico City CIA assertions of full disclosure Key persons in the CIA - Warren Commission investigation The CIA's own investigation of the assassination CIA capability for an independent investigation Unk no”

“… sis for E. Howard Huat's blackmail of President Nixon Hunt and assassination attempts against Castro 21 22 3. White House concera 22 4. The Warren Commission 22 Ε. Unanswered questions in this area 22 Postscript: Barren Commission staff specu la”

“… ces and. records of one intelligence agency against the files kept by other agencies. A great deal of information has been published by the Warren Commission, made available in the National Archives, or preserved there but not released. This includes the purportedly complete files on Oswald of th …”

“… is seno concentrates on the CHA, with emphasis on specific questions relevant to domestic CIA activities, possible CLA nondisclosure to the Warren Commission, and possible links between the assassination and CIA attempts to kill Fidel Castro. Copies of available documents which are cited can be o …”

“… a former FBI agent who was still active in intelligence work, especially Cuban activities. The Banister connection was never pursued by the Warren Commission. !י : The 544 Camp connection was extensively publicized at the time of Jim Garrison's "investigation." Numerous reports surfaced of witnes …”

“… ource of hard evidence on this matter would be a close study of the pre-assassination FBI and CIA records. From a document not given to the Warren Commission but released to me under the Freedom of Information Act, it can be firmly established that the FBI knew before the assassination about Oswa …”

“… t it was the same corner building as 544 Camp Street. Even the limited amount of documentary evidence which has not been kept from from the Warren Commission and the public strongly suggests that the FoI was keeping hands off Oswald's activities, quite plausibly because the Bureau believed that h …”

“… elligence organization. I have studied in detail how the FBI failed to adequately rebut the claim that Oswald was an informaat, and how the Warren Commission responded to Hoover's obvious displeasure at being investigated by failing to press for satisfactory explanations. 19 For example, the F31 …”

“… even th e strongest indications that the FBI had something in their relationship w ith Oswald which they thought necessary to hide from the Warren Commission. B. UNANSWERED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CIA AND THE ASSASSINA TION This section covers a number of questions about the inte ll igence agencies ( …”

“tion which were not satisfactorily resolved by the Warren Commission. (They are presente d here in s ummary form. Further details and the available docurentation, which comes largely from the Commission's rec …”

“… an understanding of the flow of communications within the CIA station. A number of the internal CIA Communications were turned over to the Warren Commission (and are still withheld) 26; however, they may not include all the information nee ded t o determine who in the CIA station had substantial …”

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