“… WE COULD HELP FACILITATE THEIR PASSAGE TO THE PROPER USG AUTHORITIES (THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT)" / 3.V/1 THEN TOLD OUR C/O THAT THE FBI'S LETTER SHOULD BE SENT TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SUPREME SOVIET VICE THE PRIME MINISTER AND WE AGREED TO SO INFORM THE FBL. THAT MEMO IS THE LAST I …”
“PASSED DURING THE MEETING (TEXT OF A LETTER TO THE DCI FROM PRIMAKOV CONTAINING HIS THOUGHTS ON THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE CURRENT PEACE PROCESS; A PAPER ON AID TO THE BOSNIAN MUSLIMS; …”
“… COMPLETE PICTURE OF ACEVEDO'S PERSONALITY AND THAT HE SHOULD CONTINUE WITH HIS ASSESSMENT. C/O AGAIN TRIED THE PLOY OF HAVING J/1 WRITE A LETTER TO C/O DESCRIBING ACEVEDO AS IF C/O HAD NEVER MET HIM. J/1 SAID HE WOULD TRY TO DO THAT. 6. STATION ASSESSMENT OF THESE RECENT EVENTS IS …”
“10 A666A____ , 104-10326-10096 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET MHFNO: 93-3246323 SENSIND: PAGE: 1 / / SECRET FRP : / STAFF ACTION: DC/NRER (547) INFO: LIMITO, MDSX, NROC, ODPD, FILE, CE/RC-2 (4/W) 93 3246323 ASR ”
“13-00000 SECRET MHFNO: 93-3246323 SENSIND: PAGE: 2 FOOTNOTE 24, CHAPTER 29 STATES: NAGELL MENTIONED RUNGE, BRIEFLY AND CRYPTICALLY, IN ONE OF HIS LETTERS TO (ARTHUR) GREENSTEIN. FOR BACKGROUND ON THE RUNGE CASE, SEE DAVID BINDER, "BONN EXPERTS SAY DEFECTOR WAS ONE OF THE ”
“COVER NAMES SIMILAR TO OR WHICH HAD THE SAME FIRST LETTER AS THEIR OWN NAME. H. LWOPUS IS OBVIOUSLY HEDGING HIS BETS. HE ALSO MENTIONED THAT HE HAD MADE TWO_P.RE.VI.QUS UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS S …”
“… T. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF OTHER SIMILAR DOCUMENTS COME TO YOUR ■ATTENTION..- ATTACHMENT: DOCUMENTS REFERRED TO BRITISH GOVERNMENT A. LETTER FROM BRITISH EMBASSY, MOSCOW TO FOREIGN OFFICE DATED 20 JULY 1964 NO SIS OBJECTION TO RELEASE. THE FCO ALSO HAVE NO - OBJECTION, BUT HA …”
“JANUARY 1995, TO COMPLY WITH THE ■ BRITISH 30 YEAR RULE. *B. WARRENCOMMISSION-LETTER TO CIA DATED 20 AUGUST 1964 WE NOTE THIS HAS ALREADY BEEN RELEASED, BUT THIS CAUSES US NO PROBLEM IN VIEW OF OUR DECISION ON A, ABOVE. …”
“13-00000 SECRET MHFNO: 94-5671109 SENSIND: PAGE: 2 D. 'TRANSLATION OF SERGIEVSKY'S PENCIL NOTE' COMMENT AS FOR B ABOVE. E. LETTER NO 8761 FROM SIS STATION WASHINGTON TO CIA DATED 14 NOVEMBER 1974 - WE REQUEST THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE RELEASED. F. LETTER NO 8805 FRO …”
“… mployee of the Central Intelligence Agency from the date he entered on duty through the date of his departure. Attachment E is a personal letter received from Mr. Whitten after he was notified that his name might be released in connection with declassification of CIA documents. At …”
“(also address the specific issue of the six "Australian documents") f. (documents: 104-10012-10078, 104-10012-10079, 104-10012-10080, -104-10Q12-10081, 104-10009-10222, 104-10009-10224). J 2. (S) Conclusion: CIA does not object to the release of the information in these six d”
“obligation to do so is similar to its obligation to coordinate declassification efforts with another USG agency should the CIA possess any of that agency's documents. For example, CIA could not declassify and release to the public FBI information located in CIA files without ”
“… Staff a substitution or some sort of summary of the Australian documents for immediate release, This summary would hide the fact that the letter came from the Australian service, but would reveal what the subject of the letter was. This would avoid the problem of having to go the …”
“… the following. (It is noted that the source description identifies the 'source by job title.) 8. 00-8 47958, 26 March 19S2, concerns a letter written to the public relations director of the International Trade Mart by one Dr. Jutta SCHALLER, a trade consultant to the Bonn Gover …”
“… f State should do in this, but in the light of this experi ysorely we rule ati lotret ,. , .. .. .. . 0 ence, won lie Mr. Culy a. wrote a letter. He never came back. : a : - : . .cento result of the experience gained in this particular case? Begremnintive FtsalA Are al isf" the empl …”
“… over the country and the world has been a formidable one. Some employees have contacted us to report their concerns about a "suspicious" letter purporting to be from CIA which they had received. It would not be surprising, therefore, if many former employees ignored the letter for …”
“… on to the JFK story. Flores retired under cover, is 1iving in South America, and objects to the release of his name. Mr. (Flores j recent letter to CIA is also attached for your convenience. 22. (S) The Agency, of course, recognizes that some names may be particularly important to …”
“… covertly for the US Government. My staff and I are ready to discuss this matter with you at your convenience. Attachment A. Tom Flores’ letter 8 SECRET”
“13-00000 APR 15 ‘97 05:03PM USGOVERNMENT P.11/14. P.2 17 March 1997 Ms. Beth Mills Dear Ms. Mills, Your letter of 4 March was delivered to me on 10 March, and this reply will be sent via the same channel. I wish to go on record as demanding that m …”
“13-00000 rets 19%. 25:06PM USGOVERNMENT - P. 13/14 P.4 Clreisasedatthattime. 84 % Although not mentioned as an option in your letter, I would like to be permitted to review the documents containing my name which you are being obliged to release. When I retired, I gave u …”
“… view Board CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS 600 E Street, NW RELEASE AS SANITIZED Washington, DC 20530 2000 • Dear Dr. Gunn: Thank you for your letter of 28 October in which you outline the Assassination Records Review Board's goals for the coming year. I appreciate the complimentary rem …”
“… es.. As the board begins its final year, it has become increasingly concerned about the pace of the review and transfer process. Referent letter is the 1 latest of a number of exchanges dealing with that concern. 2. CSI/HRG has carefully reviewed its current position with respect …”
“negotiated agreement) (Rotary club, record and book club membership, AAA, specific bank cards, travel club, Continental Insurance Co.) b) Litigation from private sector firms; c) Potential damage to a growing intelligence collection method; and d) Potential physical danger ”
“executive session before HSCA. SECRET CL BY 0986542 DECL OADR NW 65990 Docld:32404131 Page 8 SECRET b. Boxes 35-63 Boxes 35 through 63 in this job (29 cu. Ft. of records) are equally eclectic, divided as they are between records from the Office of Legislative Counsel (now OCA), I”
“ia Duran, Martin Luther King, Coretta Scott King, James Earl Ray, William Kunstler, Jim Garrison, G. P. Hemming, Marina Oswald, John Roselli, Sam Giancana, Santos Trafficante, and Rolando Cubela's AMLASH operations against Castro. These records also include the 1967 Inspector Gen”
“anda, transcripts, cables, letters, newspaper clippings, photographs, and charts. They includ e mate rials relating to the Garrison investigation, Watergate, Cuban exile activities, and CIA attempts to assassinate Fidel Castro. There is also some material relating to Martin Luthe”
“… sel FROM: Brian Latell Director, Center for the Study of • Intelligence SUBJECT: JFK Review Board Actions on CIA Records 1 REFERENCE: Letter to DCI fr Executive Director, ARRB dtd 21 June, 1995, Same Subject 1. Action Requested. That you disapprove the DO recommen dation for …”
“… S/JFK team ARRB: Jeremy Gunn, General Counsel Other members of ARRB's CIA team Purpose : To discuss CIA's response to ARRB's Compliance letter dated 27 November, 1996 1. Gunn stressed that the objective of the ARRB is to assure the American public that every attempt has been ma …”
“… components/files that they feel may contain relevant records and should be (or have been) searched. Gunn said he planned to send a formal letter listing these offices/files but wanted to discuss with HRG first. 1 A SECRET Working paper”
“Gibson, CIA asset. Gibson, who presently lives in England, is a left wing journalist who was - associated with the Fair Play For Cuba Committee (FPFCC), an entity to which Oswald wrote letters and claimed to be a member. Gibson did not become an Agency asset until after the ”
“13-00000 • SECRET ,D SUBJECT: Pending ARRB (JFK Board) Issues additional documents with his name/crypt in them. That will now occur at the May meeting of the Board. It is, however, unlikely ‘ that the Board would agree to delay release until 2017, however, there is prec”
“prior to the letter to the Agency informing the DCI of the Board's decision. We expect the letter on or around Dec. 1st; the Board's determinations will also …”
“… ask the Board to reconsider a decision or plans to appeal to the President, the ARRB staff has requested that it be notified prior to the letter to the Agency informing the DCI of the Board's decision. We expect the letter on or around Dec. 1st; the Board's determinations will also …”
“to the DO's letter and that most of the responses have been negative. Even if the DO is able to complete the research on all employees protected to date, i …”
“13-00000 ADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY 5 C. Names having effect on current intelligence interests. The Gunn letter appears to subscribe a higher level of concern to this section and its criteria than the previous two, not recognizing the plain fact tha …”
“… partment of State Instruction A-273 dated 13 April 1961 j. Department of State Dispatch from Moscow dated May 1961 with enclosure of Oswald letter k. Federal Bureau of Investigation report dated 3 July 1961 from Dallas, Texas 1. Note to CI/SI dated 28 September 1961 m. Form 745 "Indice …”
“… ill notify the Assassination Review Board (ARB) • and file a copy of this memorandum in HRG files to refer to when writing the compliance letter to the ARB. 3. (AIUO) It is also understood that original documents are not required when material is requested for or being added to th …”
“Committee (FPFCC), an entity to which Oswald wrote letters' and claimed to be a member. Gibson did not become an Agency 2 asset until after the assassination; however, he had been of 7 interest to the FBI when he headed the FPFCC. Unfortunately, a Combination of previous rele”
“… public disclosure. a. AMIRE/1 - 201-274049 I A Career Agent, AMIRE/1 died of natural causes in October or November 1968. The DCI sent a letter of condolence to his wife. b. WILDCAT <201-294213 FBI Double Agent, PNINFINITE assisted in ops in Mexico. He was still active as of Marc …”
“… tional assets or activities involving Mexico or Miami, the Agency will release the main component of cryptonyms and withhold only the two-letter digraph. Treating cryptonyms in this manner will protect the nationalities of individuals and operations that are not pertinent to Oswald …”
“… ional assets’ or activities involving Mexico or Miami, the Agency will release the main component of cryptonyms and withhold only the two-letter digraph. Treating cryptonyms in this manner will protect the nationalities of individuals and operations that are not pertinent to Oswald …”
“… planned for some time to devote the December (12 and 13) meeting to this important issue. Additionally, you will find enclosed with this letter the next in our series of information requests, covering boxes 7-9 of the Oswald collection. We are submitting these requests now in an a …”
“… later than December 13, 1995. We hope that during HRG's review of the January documents, the standards outlined in Dared Moral Ry this letter will be kept in mind. If at any point an issue is deemed so sensitive that a briefing is required, ARRB staff will meet with you at your c …”
“… e to be able suggest that we attempt contact again (either through CIA or the Board) with those retirees who have not yet responded to our letter. Of course; any suggestions you have at this point will be extremely helpful. My sense is that this issue of protecting retirees is someth …”
“possible to avoid an appeal. (Until we work out an agreement with the Board, you should continue to prepare that appeal you are drafting] In the meantime, can you please provided me the following figures: 1. The # of people we sent letters to regarding the potential Board re”
“… at the OPM but they existed in the past and I assume they continue. C. Names haying effect on current intelligence interests. The Gunn letter appears to subscribe a higher”
“… e Board. [Major change: ARRB staff would no longer record all the proposed postponements, no DO damage review, no detailed determination letter requiring HRG reviewers to use the “grid” to determine what happen.] 3) Non-issue documents would be sent to the ARRB staff when ready f …”
“… l Report and Extension Marwell ask me to draw you attention to the Annual Report and the request for an extension. He would still like a letter from the Agency (could be addressed to him) along these lines:”
“… over the country and the world has been a formidable one. Some employees have contacted us to report their concerns about a "suspicious" letter purporting to be from CIA which they had received. It would not be surprising, therefore, if many former employees ignored the letter for …”
“… tion to the JFK story. Flores retired under cover, is living in South America, and objects to the release of his name. Mr. Fibres' recent letter to CIA is also attached for your convenience. 22. (8) The Agency, of course, recognizes that some names may be particularly important to …”