“ated circa 1945. (unable to locate) 42. NY-SI-INT-1 #1466 dated circa 1942 (unable to locate) SEORET ) NOT OEICASADIE TO COOCATION MATIONAL eronrt LUNET TO FORTION NATIONAL NOT DELEASEDIE TO FORTIO 43. WASH-CIA-INT-27 not dated (unable to locate) 44. WASH-CIA-PROJ-166, 1 folder (”
“-SI-OPS-53, Folder #12 (5) ated 7 February 1945 (CS copy attached) 38. NY-SI-OPS-56 dated circa 1942 (unable to locate) 39. NY-OSS-OP-5 dated circa 1942 (unable to locate) 40. NY-END-INT-13 GB-92 dated 7 May 1942 (CS copy attached) 41. WASH-REG-INT-71 dated circa 1945 (unable to ”
“€ ( 47.> * ATTACHMENT I. DOCUMENTS REQUESTED FQ^ STAFF REVIEW This attachment lists files and other documentary materials which the Select Committee hereby requests be made available for staff review. In the first instance, all of the specified material will be revi”
“1 ASa,4* ( ( -3- requests that they be specified with an accompanying explanation of when and under what circumstances they were destroyed. If no information regarding their destruction is available, please specify the' earliest time, and under what circumstances, CI”
“COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN IME UNEDSIAIES Washington, DC 20500 Nelson A. Rockefeller, David W. Belin, Chairman March 25, 1975 . Executive Director John T. Connor C. Douglas Dillon Erwin N. Griswold SECRET SENS IT IVE Lane Kirkland Lyman L Lemnitzer L4—L enthe ”
“the record.) Mr. Goldsmith. I would like to show you now what was 21 : marked here as CIA No. 197 and, for purposes of the record 22 4and for your information, the Agency has provided us with its 23Idocuments. Each page has been assigned a number. The reason 24 i it has ”
“or the IG All employee responses or memoranda of conversations with employees both from within Division D and elsewhere in CIA, and all other memoranda notes or other documents and materials used by Division D in preparing any of the responses to DCI or in preparing any rela”
“40 / ( ( -2 - 8. MHDOZEN (CI, OF) 9. LPMEDLEY 10. All files relating to CIA participation in the Intelligence Evaluation Committee (CI) - 11. All files reflecting or relating to breaking and entry, surreptitious entry or technical surveillance done by or for the Foreig”
“been specifically requested by the Committee. As Mr. Schwarz and I indicated in our meeting with you a few days ago, there are still outstanding sev- eral items relating to this matter which the Committee re- quested some time ago. This request should in no way delay .further the”
“Select.Committee has had access to this document. It was recommended that pertinent pages extracted from the CIA document be routed to the respective Bureau Division and/or Intelligence Division Section believed to have an interest in the material contained therein for the pu”
“man-Slawson nemo 17 15 April64, Coleman- Coleman-Stew son K 2 1 Билеву Son pamo Helmsmem e to Rankin 17 31 Jan 64, FOIA 509-803 27 Nov 64 FOIA 78-559 21 26 NOV 63, FOIA 1 113-48 22 27 Nov 63 FOIA 187-622 23 20 Feb 64, FOIA 563-810 نے نہ ودع 27 6 MarchGY FOIA 590-252 2007 25 26 31”
“TA 27 Nov.630697-294 OTA 559-243 PIR 85573 Coleman-Slawson nemo 17 15 April64, Coleman- Coleman-Stew son K 2 1 Билеву Son pamo Helmsmeme to Rankin 17 31 Jan 64, FOIA 509-803 27 Nov 64 FOIA 78-559 21 26 NOV 63, FOIA 1 113-48 22 27 Nov 63 FOIA 187-622 23 20 Feb 64, FOIA 563-810 نے ”
“tached) 2. DD. Southern Research Corporation No information EE. Wackenhut Corporation No information The documents mentioned in paragraph one above as being on order or unable to locate will be forwarded to your Office at such time as they are located. All third agency documents ”
“to limit in any way the agreement to come forward with all relevant information and materials, incl ud- ing documents, whether or not they have been brought to the Committee's attention or have been specifically requested by the Committee. As Mr. Schwarz and I indicated in our me”
“attached) Southern Research Corporation DD. No information ΕΕ. Wackenhut Corporation No information 2. (5) The documents mentioned in paragraph one above as being on order or unable to locate will be forwarded to your Office at such time as they are located. All third agency docu”
“ion at its existing classification to the National Archives through CIA's Historical Review Program. 2. After the Office of Congressional Affairs arranged permission from Congress for History Staff access to the sequestered 64 boxes of this collection, we examined these and other”
“cates that until early October of 1963 the con- tents of this fi le consisted entirely of press ma - terials and disseminatio ns received from the Depart- ment of State, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Navy Department. It would assist this Commission if a copy of the”
“Date: 11-01-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10413-10101 NW 65990 Docld:32392257 Page 1 1 15 MAY 1972 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA : Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT : Release of Documents Furnished to the President's Commission by the Central Intelligence”
“rorove information which could lead to an indiviunal's identity. At the en d of mume ro us p ara gr aphs administrative details, such as file nurbors, vere del otod. Enc losures (19) 1 - The Attorney Genera l N OT E: All docum ents re sponsive to Ite m numbe r 9 be ing fur nished”
“LiA Vi NA **%A *-L--4 CEAAud * * n kid L. dout a Washington, D.C. 20505 ■ 22 March 1975 B-W (VTI-M) Mr. Jarnes B. Weidner ■ Counsel Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States Dear Mr. Weidner: Enclosed are responses to your 54-item request of 14 March 1975.”
“2 B-G-G Files (Cont.) IT. General Files * A. Access List Cofere~CC) openingB. Chron File — June 1975 AN-ax-tic*mN- Lett Not- C(bjottrch) C. Chron File May 197500 Lelort MarkLarea D. Chron File - April 1975 O-dau re / 1FL E. Chron File - March 1975 Lefre t Bldic 1/ ”
“the ag reement to come forward with all relevant information and materials, in clud- ing documents, whether or not they have been brought to the Committee's attention or have be en specifically requ est ed by the Committee. As Mr. Schwarz and I indicated in our meeting with you a”
“file, and Volumes One and Two of AMMUG/l's October 1965. 201 file covering the period 25 April 1964 After a careful review of these materials, it has been determined that CIA-originated reports of 5 May 1964, 6 May 1964, 7 May 1964, 8 May 1964, 11 May 1964, and 19 June 1964, each”
“3 G-C-H Files BB. FBI Materials 1. From CFR 2. Two drafts of NSCID #9 CC. Congressional Oversight Three Articles (one CONFIDENTIAL) DD. CIA Comments on Legislation (A CIA compilation) r EE. Sources and Methods - 07 One Memo 24 XI. CIA — General A. Walter Pforzhe”
“"Why was this not sent to Headquarters?" (P. 87, CIA #714). The Committee has been able to determin e that the memo was for- warded to headquarters shortly thereafter. NW 66000 Docld :32271503 Page 4 LOST/MISSING MATERIAL DATE 404. 1994 THE DOCUMENT OR PAGE(S) LISTED BELOW WAS/WE”
“nsitive nature are being made available for review F iles & Com. Com. by SSC staff per sonnel at FBI Headquarters. These memoranda Gen. Inv. are amplifications of the possible CIA grievances listed by Ident. Inspection Mr. Papich. Intell. Laboratory Plan. & Eval. -RLM:mam Spec. I”
“COMMISSION vii Washington, DC 20500 March 18, 1975 David W. Belin, D Naison A. Rockefeller, Chairman — Executive Directe John T. Connor C. Douglas Dillon Erwin N. Griswold B-W Lena Kirkland Lypin L. Lemnitzer Ren dd Reagan VIT Edgi F. Shannon, Jr. entire MEMORAND”
“nding sev - era l ite ms relatin g to t hi s m att er wh ich the Committee re- quested som e time ag o. This request should in no way delay .further the availability of the previously requested items, and we would expect that individual items will be supplied whenever they become”
“here are still outstanding sev- eral items relating to this matter which the Committee re- quested s ome time ago. This request should in no way delay .further the availability of the previously requested items, and we would expect that individual items will be supplied whenever ”
“, i nclud- ing documents, whether or not they have been brought to the Committee's attention or have been specifically requested by the Committee. As Mr. Schwarz and I indicated in our meeting with you a few days ago, there are still outstanding sev- eral items relating to this m”
“uested by the Committee. As Mr. Schwarz and I indicated in our meeting with you a few days ago, ther e are still outstanding sev- eral i te ms relating to this matter which the Committee re- quested some time ago . This request should in no way delay .further the availability o f”
“provided -- 20 they did do economic and social reporting. They put out a 21 monthly newsletter based on the information they collected. 22 The information these people collected as opposed to the 23 information we collected, ther's was all unclassified. That 24 came fro”
“1978 the Committee, as a result of a review of materials taken by James .Angleton from Win Scott's safe at the tine of his death,63/ addressed 1. another letter to the CIA cn this matter.64/ This letter 2000683 Classification: 1WE 9as ia 138 Classified by derivation: d ”
“document, Subject: Fact Sheet on Coordinations for Operational Use of Members of US Companies: Period 1 August 1973 to 31 December 1974. Confidential 12. 17-page untitled, undated DCD summary of DCD records on contacts with members of the 94th Congress. Confidential CLASS”
“or review Files & Com. Com. by SSC staff personnel at FBI Headquarters. These memoranda Gen. Inv. ar e amplifications of the possible CIA grievances listed by Ident. Inspection Mr. Papich. Intell. Laboratory Plan. & Eval. -RLM:mam Spec. Inv. Training Legal Coun. Telephone Rm. Dir”
“/ Classification: IUT OLUALI (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) - 306 - HMMA 21845, 7/30/63. HMMA 22005, 8/23/63. HMMA 22135, 9/13/63. HMMA 22267, 10/8/63. HMMA 22307, 10/18/63. HMMA 22433, 11/7/63. HMMA 22452, 11/7/63. HM”
“Telson A. Rockefeller, March 14, 1975 10-131 David W. Barm,-------—2— Chairman. Executive Director John T. Connor J Kanddls C. Douglas Dillon. Erwin N. Griswold SECRET SENSITIVE Lane Kirkland Lyman L. Lemnitzer 6 • Ronald Reagan As M Eckstein Edgar F. Shannon; Jr”
“5 G-C-H Files F. Plans Staff 1. Interview (SECRET) 2. Waiver 3. Memo to File 4. Four DDO Documents (All SECRET) G. Office of Personnel Interview (CONFIDENTIAL) and Waivers H. Audit Office 1. Two Interviews (CLASSIFIED) and Waiver 1 p^ 04 I. Internal Regulations ”
“ENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (JSC) TO STUUZ GOVERILAITAL OF NATIONS ΊΤΗ RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES PE: DOCUMENTS FERTAINING TO THE "HOTO! PLAN," COINTELFRO, AND OTHER FRACTICLE AND FROGRAM.S HUSTON FLA AND RELLO DEVELOPKITS In response to Item number 9, it has been necessary to”
“provided -- 20 . they did do economic and social reporting. They put out a 21 monthly newsletter based on the information they collected. 22 The information these people collected as opposed to the 23 information we collected, ther’s was all unclassified. That 24 came f”
“document was processed for release. CIA/US. GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP: AGENT PAGES OF NON-JFK-RELATED MATERIAL: 491”
“preceding Tab 1, and pages 1 through 6 under Tab 1. Foreign Intelligence Staff/Division D: Sections III (1952-1965) (pages 39 through 50) and IV (Division D Contributions to US National Policy) (pages 51 through 57). CIA-10 Interagency Source Register (U) This request w”
“Inv. are ampli fi ca ti on s of the possible CIA grievances li st ed by I dent. I ns pe ctio n Mr. P apich. Intell. Laboratory Plan. & Eval. -RLM:mam Spec. Inv. Training Legal Coun. Telephone Rm. Director Sec'y RLM (8) mam MAIL ROOM NW 65994 Docld:32989616 Page 2 132 ORIGINAL AND”
“6 wow wos LFS.. GPO: 1975 0-569-920 k MITE D CТA TES SEN ATE SELECT COMMITTEE (JSC) TO STU UZ GOVERI LAITAL OF NATIONS ΊΤΗ RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES PE: DOCUMENTS FERTAINING TO THE "HOTO! PLAN," COINTELFRO, AND OTHER FRACTICLE AND FROGRAM.S HUSTON FLA AND RELLO DEVELOPKI”
“Methillas 4/13/78 DDO OLUNL 11110773 3 May 1977 Temo for: Chief, erfo ard Pruacy Staff Lor: Charles A. Briggs DDO Info Review Oppeer July: Priscila W. P. Johnson Mchillan A. Request no. P.76.1861 Ref.: B. 05 Referral dated 1 Dec 1976 5. He foci owi ng documents stauld re”
“CIA Relation to U.S. Citizens Allegedly Involved in Narcotics Trafficking Abroad (Summary and four tabs) SECRET P. Narcotics Programs (Memo w/6 Tabs) (All SECRET) Q. DCD Support to Joint Chiefs-of Staff, May 13-14, 1975 (One memo - SECRET) R. Puerto Rico (Two memos, SECRE”
“10695-302A 10 April0Y FOLA 653-828 15 May 64Y FOT A 27 Nov.630697-294 OTA 559-243 PIR 85 573 Coleman -Slawson nemo 17 15 April64, Coleman- Coleman-Stew son K 2 1 Билеву Son pamo Helmsmeme to Rankin 17 31 Jan 64, FOIA 509-803 27 Nov 64 FOIA 78-559 21 26 NOV 63, FOIA 1 113-48 22 27”
“B-W (S-F) K INDEX (a) A. Memo for File from Baker - 16 14ar 74 SECRET! - SENSITIVE B. Memo from Mardian - 10 Feb 71 SECRET - EYES ONLY C. Memo for IEC Members from Doherty - 8 Feb 71 D. Procedures for the Agencies Contribution to IEC Estimates SECRET E. Intell. Evaluat”
“‘ sa / A. Memo for Phillip E. Areeda, Counsel to the President dtd 30 Dec 74 SECRET B. Memo to John Doar from The Attorney General - Creation of Interdivision Information Unit — Dec 18, 19? C. Memo for Kevin T. Maroney, Subj: Establishment of a departmental intelligence u”
“ter. ? The specificity of this request is not, of course, intended to limit in any way the agreement to come forward with all relevant information and materials, includ- ing documents, whether or not they have been brought to the Committee's attention or have been specifically re”