“in response to a specific request by the HSCA (Category la and lb). 4 NW 65990 Docld:32390207 Page 2 3. Upon completion of the task of photographing the Category la and 1b documents, those photographic copies (Category 1), the HSCA- generated materials based upon Agency material ”
“d correspondence and certain unclassified correspondence exchanged between this Agency and the HSCA. 2. The HSCA has indicated its desire that copies of these three categories of material be held in sealed and segregated storage to ensure the preservation of all relevant records ”
“indicated its desire that copies of these three categories of material be held in sealed and segregated storage to ensure the preservation of all relevant records pertaining to the phase of the investigation involving this Agency. In order to accom modate the HSCA, but also ”
“14-00000 OLC 79-2477 10 August 1979 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. George Frates AC/Records Management Division ISS/DCA FROM Rodger 5. Gabrielson Office of Legislative Counsel SUBJECT HSCA Records 1. During the course of the HSCA investigations, much classified information was ”
“d material from Agency holdings, requested by the HSCA, but which HSCA staff members did not review. Category 2: Material generated by the HSCA from Agency classified holdings made available to the HSCA in response to the latter's request. (Note: This HSCA material is considered ”
“nt Division ISS/DDA FROM : Rodger S. Gabrielson of Legislative Counsel Office SUBJECT : HSCA Records 1. During the course of the HSCA investigations, much classified information was assembled in response to HSCA requests. Three categories of information must now be disposed of un”
“maintain the integrity of each envelope below E7E so that interested parties may know what was and was not DJ 15 MO P3 reviewed by HSCA staff members. 53 3. In some instances, the above files contain material marked in the lower right-hand corner with a green circular dot. ”
“corresponding exemptions under the FOIA, and Third, if we fail to convince the staff, we must proceed to a more detailed and formal presentation to the Board. 1 (AIUO) It is the materials collected by the HSCA which are the most numerous and often the most troublesome in t”
“e been shown the HSCA Chief Counsel and Staff Director, Mr. Blakey, and to his deputy, Mr. Cornwell. 3. The grounds offered for withholding these documents are a mix of sensitivity and relevance. Traditionally the Agency claims the sensitivity of subject matter as a basis for giv”
“Board. If the Joint Resolution did not pass, we would have a head start on reviewing the documents. NW 65990 Docld:32404136 Page 2 ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE ONLY ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE ONLY SUBJECT: Request for Access to HSCA Records 3. I then informed Mr. O'Neil that the ”
“the Agency's official liaison with the National Archives and Records Administration and its Office of the Federal Register, with the Information Security Oversight Office, and with any other entities on any matters within the responsibility or authority of the Director of In”
“SECRET 7. NW 65924 Docld:32401055 Page 10 S. D. Breckinridge UNCLASSIFIED AT TACHMENT TO OCL-78-2469 This is to record an understanding about handling certain specific classified materials relating to two subjects of interest to the HSCA in its investigation; the subjects relate ”
“nted controversy. I stated that despite the above-type problems we gradually have been declassifying SECRET NW 65924 Docld:32107267 Page 5 SECRET 3 CIA's material, sanitizing exhibits, as necessary to protect our sources and methods.”
“we must proceed to a more detailed and formal presentation to the Board. 1 (AIUO) It is the materials collected by the HSCA which are the most numerous and often the most troublesome in terms of sensitive equities. They are generally referred to as the "sequestered collecti”
“classified material is kept in this secure area, and stored in approved safes with three-way combination locks. At present, Ms. Hess is the only person who possesses the combination .to these safes. ‘1 % ■ 5. Reading of classified documents is to be in a reading area, consi”
“why they should be concerned about release of the document. The entry in this final section of the format is expected to prove useful for this purpose. 5. One copy of the document or its abstract is all that is needed by the registry. 6. The mailing address of the registry i”
“1-00000 RK J8n41V1 . AX • - vavedaseN * tu1%1 ,AuENO I COPY ST FOR RECORDS DISPOSITION AUTHORITY LEAVE BLANK (See InstrueED’s on reverse) Joe, - * <0: GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION,> NC1-263-80-1 NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20408 DATE RECEIVED ”
“criteria for destruction on the applicable NARA approved records disposition schedule; (2) are not responsive to a FOIA or Privacy Act request currently being processed by the office concerned; and (3) do not document the initiation, implementation, and termination of the pro”
“be reviewed for declassification, and we will transfer the 1 declassified documents to the Archives as they are completed, rather than waiting until work on the entirety has been concluded. The committee has asked about documents in our possession generated by other agencie”
“promulgation of Executive Orders 11905 and 12036 there have been limitations on reporting on U.S. persons, which may affect past practice. However, this office is not in a position to provide an Agency position on this issue. 3. It is requested that you coordinate with the ”
“sequestered collection, and that copies of the material which were inadvertently destroyed were. previously provided to the HSAC and ARB (or special task force) before their destruction in 1995. 4. (AIUO) With the assistance of HRG, the OIG/IMO has been able to reconstruct t”
“Appendix C, Part I, Item number 6. Tab D - Unexcised version of documents furnished to SS C in resp onse to request in Appendix C, Part I, Item number 9. Tab E Tab F - Excised ve rsion of 38 memoranda being held at FBI HQ f or review by SSC. Unexcised version of 38 memoranda bein”
“made, please make them and forward the sanitized version 3. to this Staff to send to the requester. Cite the FOIA . subsection which applies to the deleted portions. If the document is denied please cite the appropriate 200jr.PIC AT-1 200 subsection (s) of the FOIA. ”
“INTEDEST IN HIMI X 0. 15 5U0JCCT AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HIMT X €. INDICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION or SUBJECT. f. SUGGEor "cov a PRETEXT" TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION of 508JECr. C. 00 rou Plan TO MAKE SU9JECT WITtiNg of AGENC”
“agencies with equities in these Joint Staff/JCS papers to have an opportunity to review and declassify their equities. I look forward to discussing this issue with you. Ju J Attachment cc: Steven D. Tilley, NARA J. Barry Harrelson, CIA Nina Noring, State William Leary,”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“a re: FBI, DEA, etc. already. However, it is in a format that does not readily lend itself to isolat ing intelli- gence activities per se, h ence this request. Should there be any question s regar ding this matter, Ro ger Carroll of this staff, at 22 5-9751, is av aila ble for mo”
“rnished to SSC in response to requ est in Ap pendix C, Pa rt I, Item number 6. Tab D - Unexc ised ve rsion of documents furnished to SSC in response to request in Appendix C, Part I, Item number 9. Tab E Tab F - Excised version of 38 memoranda being held at FBIHQ for review by SS”
“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 ”
“o SSC request, Appendix C, Part I, Item number 6. Tab B Response to SSC request, Appendix C, Part I, Item number 9. Tab C Unexcised version of documents furnished to SSC in response to request in Appendix C, Part I, Item number 6. Tab D - Unexcised version of documents furnished ”
“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 ”
“90 Date: 11-01-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10310-10177 NW 65990 Docld:32401559 Page 1 TOP SECRET UNCLASSIFIED when blank-TOP SECRE fied when filled in form is detached from CONTROL AND COVER SHEET FOR TOP SECRET DOCUMENT hen attached to Top Secret Document-Autc "cally downgra”
“Technical Corrections By NaralD 05-Oct-99 NARA ID Date Of Change Meeting Date Page Change of Postpnement Comments 104-10077-10371 11-Dec-98 06-Aug-98 2 12 vice 7 ARRB missed reviewing page 2. One name and 2 digraphs are protected on page 1; 2 names of CIA employees need to be ”
“13-00000 1 SECRET any concerns or restrictions on access to the mandatory review documents. Also please provide any additional documents responsive to CIA-9 as soon as possible, and advise us of the status of the search by CQB 21 February 1997.- 151 Barry Harrelson At”
“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”
“B Res ponse to SSC request, Appen dix C, Part I, Item number 9. Tab C Unexcised version of documents furnished to SSC in response to request in Appendix C, Part I, Item number 6. Tab D - Unexcised version of documents furnished to SSC in response to request in Appendix C, Part I,”
“13-00000 t UNCLASSIFIED INTERNAL CONFIDENTIAL USE ONLY SECRET PRIORITY HANDLING FOIA REQUEST SUBJECT: (Optional) . FROM: Harold Weisberg Appeal ) Litigation EXTENSION DATE SENT REQUEST NUMBER IPS-76-382 d. stilson Hi-o 1395 SUSPENSE DATE DATE •. 1179 TO: (Offi”
“14-00000 1 8WIn OR SECRET 24KWAK10CH10ml FILE NO. 300985 1 Jr NOTICE TO: DIVISION PERSONNEL REVIEWING THIS FILE Please complete the following steps: l. NAME OF REVIEWER (oleaqo print) JTANSING 2. OFFICE DESIGNATION OF REVIEWER: G1/OPS/W/ 3. DATE OF REVIEW 14 Jan 96 ”
“on secur ity which may be required by law).• REMARKS: Investigative reperia are attached. Please return these reports t the Office Cr Cocurity with in 16 tys together with the ■ sea of the individuals who have reviewed them listed on the extra copy of this fora herewith fu”
“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”
“ifiably invaded should the information be released. k. Identities of U.S. law enforcement officials. 6. I cannot guarantee that the OGC sterilizations, following guidelines described in the attached memorandum, are generally as minimal as you may want. As you can see, this proces”
“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”
“(b)(3) and (b)(1). b. Internal office (EX) memorandum dated 14 July 11967: excised portions exempt under FOIA (b)(6), personal privacy, (b)(3) and (b)(1), / c. Internal office memorandum (EX') dated 26 April 1968: excised portions exempt under FOIA (b) (6) personal privac”
“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”
“) (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”
“OGC 71-1570 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 205051 REGISTERED MAIL 28 October 1971 RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED Mr. David H. Henretta, Jr. Industrial Security Clearance Review Division Suite 602, Lynn Building- 1111 North 19th Street Arlington, Virginia 222091”
“appropriate, the DCI may discuss this sensitive material with the entire Select Committee. He considers it essential that the written record provided to the Committee staff not include such sensitive information for the - protection of intelligence sources and methods. • - - ”
“13-00000 CONFIDENTIAL and handle this material, and that his authorization has not been revoked, except in the performance of my official duties on the staff of the House Select Committee on Intelligence and in accordance with the requirements set forth in the rules of su”