“13-O LASSIFIED X CONFIDENTIAL ShCKET‘ TOP SECRET *& APPEALS REVIEW FORM 76 323 IN 90377 Tab 07 dycontains CABLE JMWAVE 2009 dated 12 Apr. 68 ( ) Previously denied in toto under exemption(s) of ( ) Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted under ”
“13-00000 7 1 IN 91393 - 2. 6 Unb , _____ 5 3.65 contains Cable Mex City 5.210BW(Larson)15 Apr. 68F01 Previously denied in toto under exemption (s) dated of (DX3), (b)(6).- ( ) Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted under of () Located d”
“13-00000 APPEALS REV LEW FORM 322 IN 90561 ab8-53 CABLE contains JMWAYE 2022 dated 12 Apr. 1968 ) Previously denied in to to under exemption(s) 5 und Recommended PR but not sent its Requester bug TPS of Segregable portions previously releases, excised portions exempted”
“attachment is so classified on basis it tends to reveal our coverage c diplomatic establishme nt. A ttachment is revised version of memor andum "Submitted with Washington Field airtel of 2-14-61. Devision made to delete data previously supplied with our Jetter of 2-10-61 to Attor”
“13-00000- . APPEALS REVIEW FORM 0.7 324 Berlin 2149 ) 0-54 contains CABLE IN 91216 datede 15 Apr. 1968 I Previously denied in toto under exemption(s) of j Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted under (D)(1); (D)(3), (B)(6) of FOlA ) Located du”
“nce attachment is so classified on basis it tends t o reveal our cover ag e c diplomatic esta bl is hment. Attachment is revised version of memorandum "Submitted with Washington Field airtel of 2-14-61. Devision made to delete data previously supplied with our Jetter of 2-10-61 t”
“) (30 CHARACTERS) CABLE 2 DISPATCH MEMO REPORT FORM LETTER AIRGRAM FROM/ORIGINÁTOR 130 CHARACTERS) 3 Listing TO/RECIPIENT (30 CHARACTERS) CLASS WHERE LOCATED (10 CHARACTERS) REFERRED BY (10 CHARACTERS) DDO 1 DO FILE NUMBER 120 CHARACTERS) 4 TS SUBJECT (80 CHARACTERS) 5 appendix s”
“11. DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION (Circle if appropriate) (30 CHARACTERS) CABLE 2 DISPATCH MEMO REPOR T FO RM LETTER AIRGRAM FROM/ORIGI NÁTOR 130 CHARACTERS) 3 Listing TO/RE CIPIENT (30 CH ARACTERS) CLASS WHERE LOCATED (10 CHARACTERS) REFERRED BY (10 CHARACTERS) DDO 1 DO FILE NUMBER 1 20 ”
“provision 5(B)(3) of E. O. 11652 now be applied. The information is from a sensitive source with unique access to a poli- tical leader. If released, the information could cause embarrassment to the United States Govern ment and exacerbate relations with a friendly foreign ”
“CUMENT DESCRI PTION (Circle if appropriate) (30 CHARACTERS) CABLE 2 DISPATCH MEMO REPORT FORM LE TTE R AIRGRAM FROM/ORIGINÁTOR 130 CHARACTERS) 3 Listing TO/RECIPIENT (30 CHARACTERS) CLASS WHERE LOCATED (10 CHARACTERS) REFERRED BY (10 CHARACTERS) DDO 1 DO FILE NUMBER 120 CHARACTER”
“he transmission of revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law. CONFIDENTIAL STATE/INR DIA ARMY/ACSI NAVY AIR JCS SECDEF NSA NIC AID USIA OCI CODURI Pacluded ha daongasing and FOREIGN DISSEM ONE OCR OR 00 FBI REPCI CIANT TREASURY NW 65987 Docl”
“13-Q0Q09NCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRET TOP SECRET ,, -APPEALS REVIEW FORM 321 1. Tab 8-71 contains Cable JMWAVE 2017 dated 12 APR 68 2. f ) Previously denied in toto under exemption (s) of ( ) Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted under - of ”
“declassified with quite minimal deletions and transferred to the/ National Archives for release to the public. This is, I Reler acknowledge, a small fraction of what we have, but it is an earnest of my commitment immediately to begin review for 0 Chama declassification of ”
“taken on any COMMUNICATIONS INTEL LIGENCE which may be contained herein, regardless of the ad vantages to be gained, unless such action is first approved by the Director of Central Intelligence. DISSEMINATION CONTROLS The SPECIAL REPORT MUST NOT BE RELEASED TO FOR EIGN GOVE”
“since unauthorized disclosure of information furnished by the infor mant reflected therein could reasonably result in the identi 5003 fying of. this source of continuing value and jeopardize the, future effectiveness thereof S’- Bureau (Enc. 11) ERDOsung 22 JAN 4 1968 3”
“agencies, and to thone sraior officials of the member a; ac.ca who met ect upon the information. However, unicas sp in ecrordance with paragraph 8 of DCID 197, it may be released to there compo-erta of t’n dencrinerts and agencies of the €7. S. Gu91 mrtinipiting in th producti”
“s nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by This document is prep ared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- (8) MAIL ROOM your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approva”
“14-00000 Ox Nr f 'teg Aceutu ‘. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ) GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 3a National Archives and Records Service' Washington, DC 20103 Tn reply refer to:. NC.K-76-321 MAY 10 16/3- Mr. Gene F. Wilson Information and Privacy Coordinator LOE Centr”
“13-00000 IUNCLASSIFIED. CONFIDENTIAL SECRET TOP SECRET APPEALS REVIEW FORM 338 1. Tab €8-5 "contains 2. Memo B-2628 ( ) Previously denied in toto under exemption(s) dated 21 May 71 of 0 Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted (G)(1) (6) (2) ”
“beneficial to the country and its people. $ 15 4 i< 3 43 .2 E 2 IMPDET CL BY 007622 11 U YES C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L S YES CONTROLLED DISSEM NO DISSEM ABROAD ’ A . ___ The dissemination of this document + Emvited to civilian omoluvees and nelive Aine military personne”
“another mutually agreeable solution. We strongly believe, however, that any approach which suggests that the U.S. Government may ignore its obligations and commitments to foreign governments would seriously undermine the vigorous and healthy diplomatic as well as intelligenc”
“smision of revelation of which is say manner to an unauthortand seren is prohibited by lew CONFIL يم SFATE/INE DIA ARMY/ACSI NAVY AIR ICS SECDEF NSA NIC AID "SIA OCI cxtcct GO EXO AD/CI 2, CIA/NMCC COAST GUARD BORDER PATROL FO IENS TREASURY CUSTOAS IMMEDIATE TO: STATE (RCI) DIA/C”
“rs before it, final actions are passed to the special committee of Secretaries of State and Derence. Considering the case in point, we believe it would be appropriate for the White House (2. Curly for the Presid...) to request the Secretery of Defence το have review an evaluate t”
“proposals, CIA is i willing to work with the Board to reach another mutually agreeable solution. We strongly believe, however, that any I approach which suggests that the U.S. Government may ignore its |obligations and commitments to foreign governments would seriously under”
“deletions directly thereon and returned to us - - • > While it is recognized that disposition of these documents could be made directly by you to the requester, we request their return so direct response to the requester may be made by the FBI. We have found, from past exper”
“-. m 2 Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Exempt from Central Desic Criminal Sanctions. Schedule of E.O. 11022. Enemete’s ”"• Category: 53 (1] (2), (3) or G) 176-191° CONF D f Declassified only oa ■' pproval of the Director of Central Intelligence '”
“13-00000 & :1s The applicability of these exemptions has been explained to you in our earlier correspondence. Documents Exemptions • 224-225. Two cables, dated 10 April 1968. ()(), (b)(3) I226. Cable, dated 10 April 1963. (b)(1), (b) (3), (b) (6). 227-229. Three cables”
“13-00000 2 CIA HAS BIFCATION DECLASSO ASIMBENT THIS DOCUM 6-750 (Rev. 12-14-88) RELEASE O XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET 28 statements, Page(s) withheld entirely at this location in the file. One or more of ”
“classified information and other sensitive categories of information would be required on a document by document basis. We would review our holdings carefully to ensure that the maximum amount of information is released, consistent with the DCI's responsibility to protect in”
“14-00000 .UNITED STATES OF AMERICA_ GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION VE • € National Archives and Records Service- Washington, DC 20409 :Th reply refer to:) -LK-76-260; APR 19 S7S E-76-124 Mr. Gene F. Wilson i Information and Privacy Coordinator. Central Intelligenc”
“foreign liaison relationship ()Information which would/could identify the source ()Information pertaining to a source 0 Information pertaining to intelligence methods Location of CIA overseas installation )Location of unacknowledged domestic installation Name of CIA employe”
“that the CIA Headquarters also, by notifying the interested government agencies that "Any further in-, formation received on this subject will be furnished to I() you" 597/ belied the necessity of one of the agencies Classification: at 0022 1308• ■[— Classified by derivation”
“(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”
“13-00000 (U) b. There is no comprehensive readily available record of precisely what information has been declassified and released in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act and the . Privacy Act; there are separate collections with a limited capability to retrieve”
“ec'y 行业 wock SFP:eks nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by Th is document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- (8) MAIL ROOM your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without ”
“5/6 attachment § C.3. Furthermore, the release of intelligence that would be contrary to agreements between the U.S. and foreign countries is expressly prohibited. Id., at § C.5. 6. (U) Finally, the very fact of intelligence cooperation between the U.S. and specifically name”
“document is limited to civilian employees and active duty military personnel within the intelligence components of the US:2 member agencies, and to those senior officials of the member agencies who must oct upon the information. However, unless specifically con- trailed in acco”
“resolve the disposition of these documents and so inform the requester without further delay. Attached are five documents from our files which originated with your Agency. Please examine these documents and if classified, determine if classification is to be maintained. If ”
“documents which are included in this appeal package. 3. (U) Recommendat ions: a. Tab A-1 contains nine overt documents that I recommend be released to Ms. Barnes in toto. b. Tab B contains the DDO documents that were considered in this appeal case. The Appeal Review Form at”
“sing us to release our classified documents under threat of invoking the Freedom of Information Act. NW 65990 Docld:32392257 Page 7 2”
“ttachment is so classified on basis it tends to r eveal our coverage c diplomatic e st ablishment. A ttachment is revis ed v ersion of mem orandum "Submitted with Washington Field airtel of 2-14”
“of the member agoncies who must act upon the information. However, unless specifically controlled 440 accordance with paragraph 8 of DCID 1/7, it may be released to those components of the departments and agoncies of the U. S. Government directly participating in the production”
“14-00000 * 1 1 J Try BCCJTy TEus 3 ** v 1x1 NeGlcytl , - BAY Criv. MCluGA IRS 25-4978 David A. Phillips 65 Reporter 0) Aug. 5, 1975 ,1 % In Assistant Attorney General C In chore of Freedom of Information Act Ipgui-es eq eyur Department of Justice Washington D.C”
“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL deletions were made to protect our proposed opera- tional use of Subject as outlined in Paragraph 5, the name of an Agency employee and internal organi- rational data, oyphim-ltll c. Memorandum dated 30 March 1962--I recommend that further informati”
“information. However, unless specifically controlled in accordance with parag aph 8 of DCID 1/7, it may be. released to those components of the departments and agencies of the U. S. Government directly parhcipaling in the production of National Intelligence. IT SHALL NOT BE DIS”
“13-00000 cIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRET TOP SECRET APPEALS REVIEW' FORM Tab:328 contains Brence Slow for DCI ( ) Previously denied in toto under exemption(s) dated 25 apst 1968 of ( ) Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted under of 0 Located durin”
“items mentioned above which we believe portions can now be released. The portions in red brackets remain classified and should not be released. 3. Since many of the deleted items involved the National Security Agency (NSA), we attempted to coordinate our determina tions thr”
“ΜΕΧΙ-7625, dated in late 1963, concerning Rodriguez-Lopez. Thank you for your continued cooperation. Sincerely, G. Robert Blakey Chief Counsel and Staff Director GRB:dlh (Typed at CIA Headquarters, 8/18/78.) NW 66000 Docld:32271728 Page 2 ! CONFIDENTIAL Classified by HX8 Exempt f”
“named city (country) abroad. b. Cryptonyms and pseudonyms. c. Identities of Agency staff employees. d. Identities of agents (foreign intelligence sources). e. Revelations concerning the Agency's use of identi- fiable operational tactics, techniques or equipment. f. Confirmation o”
“SECRET If they remained classified, the Agency was requested to cite the applicable exemption,9 category from Section S(B) of the E, 07 and a date when automatic declassification may be accomplished. They requested that .the copies of the documents be returned with the Age”