“… f station, Melbourne), and a suggested reply for your signature." 2. Sir Charles’ letter to you recommends against declassification or the Warren Commission document CD-371, which refers to our investization of anonymous telephone calla to the Cancorra Labassy before and after the amsassinatiog …”
“… . P. O. Box 5105BB * " - -Melbourne Dear Charles, Thank you for your letter of 15 October recommending against the declassification of Warren Commission document CD-371. I might mention that our inquiry to you in August (1968) was in anticipation of further pressure for the release of War …”
“… D* Melbourne of KING Dear Charles, . ■ no Thank you for your letter of 15 October Irecommending against the declassification of 0y I Warren Commission document CD-071. I might I mention that our inquiry to you in August (1968) . was in anticipation of further pressure for the release of …”
“… garding: Anonymous Telephone Calls to United States Embassy in Canberra, Australia, Relative to Planned Assassination of President Kennedy (Warren Commission Document 971) Background Mr. Peter Michelmore, an Australian newspaper representative, has requested that we declassify CD971. This consist …”
“… BLIC RELEASED WITH DELETIONS COMMENTS : FOLDER DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/29/99 JFK-M-13 : F9 : 1999.03.29.09:05:54:983120 : TITLE:K-2.1 1975 WARREN COMMISSION. CORRECTED TO 38 PAGES VICE 39. [R] NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 1 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act …”
“… EGISTRY FLE K-2%3 NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 2 SUBJECT : Review of Agency Holdings Regarding Photograph of Unidentified Individual in the Warren Commission Report REFERENCE: Memorandum from David W. Belin to E. Henry Knoche, dated 15 April 1975”
“… In accordance with reference request, we have examined and summarized the record concerning a cropped photograph that was considered by the Warren Commission in the course of its investi- gation. The photograph (together with others of the same individual) originated from an intelligence operatio …”
“… ge had been checked? 12. The totality of this coverage on or reasonably inferable to be OSWALD was read by, discussed with, and examined by Warren Commission staffers in Headquarters and in All were made Mexico City during a stay from 8-13 April 1964. available promptly to the FBI. : In the”
“… ity? Was there a CIA connection with Gilberto Alvarado Ugarte, the source of the story? কে Answer: As stated in information provided to the Warren Commission by the : : Agency', CIA had no connection with activities or statements by Gilberto Alvarado Ugarte concerning, allegations that Oswald rec …”
“… BLIC RELEASED WITH DELETIONS COMMENTS : FOLDER DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/29/99 JFK-M-13 : F9 : 1999.03.29.09:05:54:983120 : TITLE:K-2.1 1975 WARREN COMMISSION. CORRECTED TO 38 PA GES VICE 39. [R] NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 1 Released under the John F. Ken nedy Assassination Rec or ds Collection …”
“… EGISTRY FLE K-2%3 NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 2 SUBJECT : Review of Agency Holdings Regarding Photograph of Unidentified Individual in the Warren Commission Report REFERENCE: Memorandum from David W. Belin to E. Henry Knoche, dated 15 April 1975 1. In accordance with reference request, we have e …”
“erite OSWALD (Lee Harvey. OSWALD'S mother) in Dallas on the evening of 23 November 1963 by an FBI ag ent. 3. The Warren Commission's report describes the sequence of events that ultimately resulted in Mrs. Marguerite OSWALD'S NW 65990 Docld:32403830. Page 3 3 allegation …”
“… ge had been checked? 12. The totality of this coverage on or reasonably inferable to be OSWALD was read by, discussed with, and examined by Warren Commission staffers in Headquarters and in All were made Mexico City during a stay from 8-13 April 1964. available promptly to the FBI. : In the 13. A …”
“… BLIC RELEASED WITH DELETIONS COMMENTS : FOLDER DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/29/99 JFK-M-13 : F9 : 1999.03.29.09:05:54:983120 : TITLE:K-2.1 1975 WARREN COMMISSION. CORRECTED TO 38 PAGES VICE 39. [R] NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 1 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act …”
“2403830 Page 2 SUBJECT : Review of Age nc y Holdings Regarding Photograph of Unidentified Individual in the Warren Commission Report REFERENCE: Memorandum from David W. Belin to E. Henry Knoche, dated 15 April 1975 1. In accordance with reference request, we have e …”
“… FBI, was shown to Mrs. Marguerite OSWALD (Lee Harvey. OSWALD'S mother) in Dallas on the evening of 23 November 1963 by an FBI agent. 3. The Warren Commission's report describes the sequence of events that ultimately resulted in Mrs. Mar gueri te OSWAL”
“… had been checked? 12. The totality of th is coverage on or reaso nably inferable to be OSWALD was read by, discussed with, and examined by Warren Commission staffers in Headquarters and in All were made Mexico City during a stay from 8-13 April 1964. available promptly to the FBI. : In the 13. A …”
“… BLIC RELEASED WITH DELETIONS COMMENTS : FOLDER DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/29/99 JFK-M-13 : F9 : 1999.03.29.09:05:54:983120 : TITLE:K-2.1 1975 WARREN COMMISSION. CORRECTED TO 38 PAGES VICE 39. [R] NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 1 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act …”
“… In accordance with reference request, we have examined and summarized the record concerning a cropped photograph that was considered by the Warren Commission in the cou rse of its investi- gati on. Th e photograph (tog ether with others of the same individual) originated from an intelligence oper …”
“… e had been checked? 12. The totality o f this coverage on or reasonably inferable to be OSWALD was read by, discussed with, and examined by Warren Commission staffers in Headquarters and in All were made Mexico City during a stay from 8-13 April 1964. available promptly to the FBI. : In the 13. A …”
“- OPENING CEREMONY 0930 "PARALLEL POWERS," LESAR * 1100 7- "A TEST OF LEGAL EVIDENCE, WHY THE <WARREN COMMISSION> MADE MISTAKES," WECHT AND SMITH. * 1400 — "CIA, MAFIA AND CUBAN EXILE PAPERS REGARDING THE<JFK> ASSASSINATION, " FONZI, WINSLOW AND ESC …”
“… SLAND ON THE SCIENTIFIC ASPECTS OF THE<JFK> INVESTIGATION. W/1 BELIEVES FIRMLY IN THE SOLE GUNMAN THEORY * CONSISTENT WITH RESULTS OF THE<WARREN COMMISSION.> WHILE THIS INTEREST HAS NO DIRECT BEARING ON W/l’S RELATIONSHIP WITH NWBOLTON, IT IS AN ASPECT OF W/l’S PERSONA WHICH IS NOTABLE FOR I …”
“… gency have any relationship, projects, or contacts with publishing houses during the time of the assassination and in the aftermath of the Warren Commission? How would a search be formulated to determine whether or not the Agency had a relationship with any of the same publishing houses that w …”
“… n, there are 16 boxes of Oswald's 201 file and numerous loose folders (mainly from Mexico City Station records) that were collected for the Warren Commission investigation. Most of this material can be found on microfilm in the sequestered collection. Of the 64 boxes, 34 have material collected b …”
“… tion: The collection is arranged haphazardly, having been gathered in response to a series of HSCA and (in the case of the Oswald 201 file) Warren Commission requests. Although portions of the collection are organized by a variety of systems, there is no overall intellectual control of the entire …”
“… ds) are about one-half DO-collected materials, with the remainder largely of third agency documents, primarily FBI reports gathered for the Warren Commission. There is also some material from the Department of State and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, as well as the original HSCA requ …”
“… n, there are 16 boxes of Oswald's 201 file and numerous loose folders (mainly from Mexico City Station records) that were collected for the Warren Commission investigation. Most of this material can be found on microfilm in the sequestered collection. Of the 64 boxes, 34 have material collected b …”
“… ion: The collection is arranged haphazardly, h aving been gathered in response to a series of HSCA and (in the case of the Oswald 201 file) Warren Commission requests. Although portions of the collection are organized by a variety of systems, there is no overall intellectual control of the entire …”
“… s) are about one-half DO-co llected materials, with the remainder largely of third agency documents, primarily FBI reports gathered for the Warren Commission. There is”
“argely of third agency documents, primarily FBI reports gathered for the Warren Commission. There is also some material from the Department of State and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, as well as the original HSCA requ …”
“… and others; numerous FBI documents and assorted CIA material. Box 3: Helms hearing testimony; Mexico City Station cable traffic; CIA, FBI, Warren Commission, and HSCA correspondence. Box 4: Chronology of Lee Harvey Os”
“le traffic; CIA, FBI, Warren Commission, and HSCA correspondence. Box 4: Chronology of Lee Harvey Os wald's sojourn in the USSR: CIA operations against Cuba, Castro, and the Cuban …”
“… n, there are 16 boxes of Oswald's 201 file and numerous loose folders (mainly from Mexico City Station records) that were collected for the Warren Commission investigation. Most of this material can be found on microfilm in the sequestered collection. Of the 64 boxes, 34 have material collected b …”
“… Commission to Investigate the Assassination Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of of President John F. Kennedy (the "Warren Commission"); the United Statu ofAmerica in Congress assembled. President John the Commission on Central Intelligence Agency F. Kennedy es Within th …”
“… those identified as particularly sensitive, will be released from the beginning of the Kennedy administration until the publication of the Warren Commission report, (i.e., January 1, 1961 to October 1, 1964). Outside of these windows, stations will be postponed. Cable prefixes, dispatch prefix …”
“… or example, crypts pertinent to Garrison-era documents would likely carry the same . presumption of release as those generated during the Warren Commission.) Surveillance methods will be released if the nature of the surveillance has a material bearing on information related to the assassina …”
“… Pereira September 5, 1997 Page 2 by sending copies of the same documentation and correspondence that the GOM had made available to the Warren Commission in 1964. The basis for our interest in your contacting appropriate Mexican officials is found in CIA document 104-10004-10199, which was …”
“… uiry to the HSCA charter, HSCA staff representatives assert that their charter extends to the conduct of the intelligence agencies in the Warren Commission inquiry which includes this. The rationale appears a bit contrived and stretched in terms of the real issues. How Nosenko was treated may …”
“… 1997 Sue Amiano, SA/CIC, gave to Gary Brenneman to give to Barry Harrelson, Historical Review Group, X31825, 2 soft files entitled: 1. "WARREN COMMISSION/OSWALD" 2. "DOCUMENTS YURI Ivanovich NOSENKO/OSWALD" found by Al Bonner, in the vault. Jaytus GARY M. BREWEMAN 17-APRIL-97 UNCLASS …”
“… Internal Use Only Note To: Subject: RE ARRB Staff X L. L.1 NJ I. %_ CIC Soft files: )0 LLECTIONS ETT i UiI 30 April 1997 1. Warren Commission/Oswald. 2 . Documents Yuri Ivanovich NOSENKO/Oswald The attached files were located in CIC. They are soft (or working) files containing …”
“… 3-00000 Administrative - HRG Internal Use Only 30 April 1997 Note for the Record Subject: CIC Oswald/Nosenko related soft files: 1. Warren Commission/Oswald 2. Documents Yuri Ivanovich NOSENKO/Oswald 1. I advised Sue Amiano, SA/CIC, that most of the documents in the two folders are du …”
“… live at the time, the controversy surrounding that event continues to haunt us all. The fact is a majority of Americans don't believe the Warren Commission, and do believe some form of conspiracy was involved. But now, a powerful new book claims to have the last word. Its conclusion? Lee Harv …”
“… SHERR: [voice-over] Attorney/author Mark Lane, one of the most persistent and prolific of conspiracy theorists, has long insisted that the Warren Commission was wrong, and covered up critical evidence that might”
“… en, to hear. SHERR: Even if people accepted the physical evidence gathered here in Dealey Plaza, and agreed that it tended to support the Warren Commission's findings, that would not end the speculation. Surveys show that most Americans doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, believing inst …”
“… to Nosenko and his assessments of Oswald. As the title suggests, Posner finds Oswald to be Kennedy's assassin, acting alone, just as the Warren Commission said. Further, he was not a CIA agent, not a KGB agent, not an innocent patsy but a sociopath and loser who had grandiose notions of maki …”
“… e end of his research, Posner notified Bob Loomis, his editor at Random House, that he had taken an unexpected turn. "I was convinced the Warren Commission had gotten it right. The evidence was overwhelming," he said. Posner also was aware, of course, that a large majority of the populace th …”
“… found on Texas Gov. John Connally's stretcher at Parkland Hospital was almost pristine, couldn't have struck Kennedy and Connally, as the Warren Commission said it did, without zigzagging in midair, and was probably planted. "If ballistics tests didn't prove conclusively the bullet struck Ken …”
“… ept going I kept finding answers to things I didn't think I could get answers to." The real cover-ups Posner agrees with critics of the Warren Commission who say its investigation was flawed. "There was a cover-up by the FBI and the CIA, but”
“… and bungling," Posner said. "I go into detail in exposing these cover-ups, but they can't be interpreted as evidence of conspiracy." The Warren Commission's work also was tarnished by a dubious finding of the 1978 investigation by the House Select Committee on Assassinations, Posner said. E …”
“… nation has testified that another high CIA official - noted for seeking conspiracies - disobeyed orders in repeatedly conferring with the Warren Commission shortly after the murder. The witness also said a colleague once told him that the CIA official, the late . James Angleton, "has ties to …”