“decision to make a public acknowledgment. In those cases where I indicate "no specific or additional damage”, I am prepared to accept your decision yet I must call your attention to the general damage done to us by any disclosure of operational presence. Our are in direct pr”
“This CIA base currently is undeclared to the 0 host government. (U) 3.104-10055-10072 and 104-10054-10007 (foreign government activity/liaison). (S) Regarding the release of the reference to the passpc camera foreignon page 3, it government is not thesuch undertakes US”
“THIS AS AN ONGOING ) REQUIREMENT, ANY PRESS OR SERVICE APPREHENSION REGARDING OUR PRESENCE, SUCH AS COULD RESULT FROM ARRB TYPE RELEASES, COULD FORCE US TO FURTHER RESTRICT OUR UNILATERAL OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS -- SOMETHING WE WISH TO AVOID. H. LOCAL MEDIA (E.G., JAPAN AND”
“« Il U 1. . 3 PAGE THREE DE HO 0155 SECRET ‘ ! 1} CURRENT FBI RELATIONSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL . SECURITY AGENCY {NSA} AND CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA} COMPONENTS € PK. .j_IN NEW YORK. THE STAFF MEMBERS HAVE REQUESTED THAT THEY BE (D)CB) GIVEN A TOUR AND BRIEFING AT THE”
“it. Mr. Hunt, at the \conclusion of the conference, requested we furnish a set of guides, <, similar to ourafore-mentioned observations discussed, for his •• people. Attached is a blind memo for CIA setting forth material in which we have no interest and a specific interest. >I”
“operation. (Page 131, lines 2-4.) V-C4 through14. "Embassy" Page 80 beginning with "surreptitious-entry" on line 9 on line 12, page 82. This should be deleted 7 x V because it describes a specific, sensitive operation as well as-a sensitive sources and methods including the a”
“13-00000 _______ . SECRET MHFNO: 98-0457370 SENSIND: PAGE : 2 ENDLESS-NUMBER-OP MEETINGS TO BUILD WILL BE GONE WITH THE FIRST PUBLICATION LOCALLY CONFIRMING OUR USE OF STATE COVER. 4. MOREOVER, BILATERAL U.S.-ARGENTINE RELATIONS HAVE NEVER BEEN CLOSER; THESE WOULD BE TAR”
“undeclared status. During the last three years we have managed, with much effort, to begin the establishment of good working relations with the host government and internal/external services. As a result, the 1 station has recently begun some very sensitive and high-level 1”
“presence in Japan during the present year. Any further disclosure would exacerbate the tension and create an untenable operational atmosphere for our station and personnel. (S) 8. Public acknowledgment of a station in India would be a problem for the U.S. Government. U.S. a”
“a reversal of any decision to make a public acknowledgment. In those cases where I indicate "no specific or additional damage", I am prepared to accept your decision yet I must call your attention to the general damage done to us by any Daniel Mager disclosure of operationa”
“prosecution provides ample evidence of the risks posed by the public identification of CIA domestic facilities. Any individual intent upon seeking retribution for perceived wrongs quite naturally seeks a target providing the largest possible public notice and while CIA headqua”
“0 % so 9 May 1972 MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director for Plans TH ROUGH : MPS/BG/FI SUBJECT Project KDFACTOR - Security Review 1. The CI Staff is satisfied with the fine Security Review of the KDFACTOR Project activity and personnel. 2. However, the Staff urges the”
“presence in Japan during the present year. Any further disclosure would exacerbate the tension and create an untenable operational atmosphere for our station and personnel. (S) 8. Public acknowledgment of a station in India would be a problem for the U.S. Government. U.S. a”
“recent decision insofar as it concerns the Agency’s use of ) .State Department cover. In this regard,, we will be < forwarding a more comprehensive memorandum addressing the damage issue prior to the next Board meeting, and we would also'like to offer the Board the opportunit”
“13-00000 SECRET MHENO: 98-0430861 -SENS IND: PAGE: 2 FOLLOWING QUESTTONS-MAY ASSIST IN THE FORMULATION OF YOUR— RESPONSE. OF COURSE, INPUT FROM STATE COLLEAGUES WOULD BE WELCOME (AND IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT STATE FEELS VERY STRONGLY ON THIS ISSUE AND HAS ALSO FILED A PERS”
“be preparing to appeal those releases and requests State Department's assessment as to the damage to foreign relations should the location of CIA stations be publicly acknowledged. (S) It remains essential that the U.S. Government stand by assurances to persons and foreign g”
“13-00000 SECRET MHFNOA.98-0480597 SENSIND: PAGE: 2 C IN WHICH SIX STATION OFFICERS WERE REMOVED FROM PARIS, WAS DRIVEN IN LARGE MEASURE BY AN UNSCRUPULOUS POLITICIAN LOOKING FOR HEADLINES,,-- / INTEGRATED STATE COVER OF OUR SMALL GROUP OF---- j UNILATERAL OFFICERS IS AMO”
“13-00000 SECRET DD/O 95-3059 - T ^ 1995 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, JFK Assassination Records Review Board FROM: David Cohen- Deputy Director for Operations SUBJECT: Release of JFK Documents 1. I understand the JFK AARB is presently considering the release of documents ”
“13-00000 181 SECRET • the information straight forwardly, thereby, handicapping the analysts in making J a confident judgment of the accuracy of the report's content. X 2 Some intelligence analysts, both inside and outside the CIA, receive' large numbers of this type of re”
“14-00000 SECRET -reformation' 13 January 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DEPUTY CHIEF, POLITICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STAFF SUBJECT« Request by the Directors of NCFE for a statement from the responsible officer in CIA that NCFE has no respon sibility of any kind for the initiation o”
“Attachment 2 SECRET TAB 1 3 KJ CIA Domestic Real Property Summary Sheet Overt G' Location Nominal Official Safehouses 1Non-Official TOTAL i- Washington, D. C. and Suburbs 17 13.. 37 . 16 83 Arizona 1 1 California - .4' 10 12 9 35 Colorado - •2 2 Connecticut, 1 1 F”
“14-00000 SECRET 6 Novenber a cable (IM 39122) was received froa Ope Athens referring to the unsatisfactory situation resulting from Rampft’s appearance in Athens and stating that, if a permanent HFE representative were actually necessary in Athens, it should do someone othe”
“13-00000 SECRET OFSS-96-3975 25 September 1996 MEMORANDUM FOR: Information Review Officer, Directorate of Administration VIA: Deputy Director for Administration Director of Facilities and Security Services Chief, Facilities Management Group, OFSS FROM: Chief, Warren”
“GIVEN THE PRESS SCRUTINY OF CIA ISSUES IN JAPAN, THERE IS NO DOUBT IN OUR MIND THAT SUCH A RELEASE WILL BE NOTICED BY THE JAPANESE MEDIA. 3. . PLEASE PREPARE YOUR ARGUMENTS IN AS COMPLETE A MANNER AS POSSIBLE. WE RECOMMEND THAT QUOTES FROM AMBASSADOR MONDALE, SUPPORTING ST”
“10 AGAGA______ , '104-10331-10318 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Secret Working Paper Notes from Briefing of ARRB Staff on Stations (11 October 1995 ARRB conf, room) CIA Attendees: Bill McNair Lee Carle John Goins Chuck”
“13-00000 SECRET Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 FEB 0 2 1996 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director, Intelligence Coordination, Intelligence and Research, Department of State SUBJECT: Appeal of Unfavorable Determination by the JFK Assassination Records Review Board”
“maintain covert relation ships with contract agents notionally associated with it. d. The liaison between CIA/opa and RFE was not, during the period under consideration, fully satisfactory in this instance. Quite minor problems became serious because of a lack of complete un”
“13-00000 SECRET SUBJECT: Memo to JFK Assassination Records Review Board agreement. Attachment I is Mr. Palmer’s signed secrecy agreement.___It should be noted that Mr. Palmer resides in Mexico. 5. Our relationship with cover providers would be jeopardized if it became p”
“undeclared status. During the last three years we have managed, with much effort, to begin the establishment of good working relations with the host government and internal/external services. As a result, the station has recently begun some very sensitive and high-level bila”
“13-000.00 SECRET SUBJECT: Memo to JFK Assassination Records Review Board agreement. Attachment I is Mr. Palmer’s signed secrecy agreement. It should be noted that Mr. Palmer resides in Mexico. 5. Our relationship with cover providers would be jeopardized if it became pu”
“13-00000 SECRET MHFNO : 98-0457370 SENS IND : PAGE: 3 OR THREE-TIMES PER YEAR-' STATION OBTAINS REPORTING OF ANOTHER-THREAT ON LOCAL JEWISH OR U.S. INTERESTS, INCLUDING THIS EMBASSY. IN THIS ENVIRONMENT, PUBLICATION OF CIA USE OF OFFICIAL COVER MIGHT ENDANGER PEOPLES' LIV”
“6 SECRET Security Information 25 June 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: (See distribution below) SUBJECT : Report On The Cold War Use of Radio Broadcasting by CIA lo We have made a complete survey of the use of radio broadcast- ing in the cold war mission, of CIA. The essential par”
“USE BY PARIS STATION OF STATE COVER) THIS MIGHT CALL FOR FURTHER RESTRICTIONS ON OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES BY OUR UNILATERAL) UNDECLARED OFFICERS UNDER STATE COVER BECAUSE OF THE FOLLOWING FACTORS/ --------------------- ------— ‘• FRENCH INTELLIGENCE SERVICES ARE AWARE OF THE F”
“and other operational elements who use this facility would be running a greater risk of exposure and cover compromise if they visited WTC. Since access roads can be monitored and registration lists, and/or luggage tags can be obtained at hotels used to accommodate some of th”
“13-00000 SECRET SUBJECT: Memo to JFK Assassination Records Review Board agreement. Attachment I is Mr. Palmer's signed secrecy agreement. It should be noted that Mr. Palmer resides in Mexico. 5. Our relationship with cover providers would be jeopardized if it became pub”
“14-00000 ESATIVE (€ slhdiea 10. It seems likely that Ramparts* interest in a num- ber of the 42 unexposed project organizations is based on factors unrelated to the actual CIA dealings with them. 11. The Headquarters elements that are or were responsi ble for the projec”
“13-00000 CONFIDENTIAL 24 June 1998 MEMORANDUM FOR: Historical Review Program ATTN: JFK Project Officer FROM: Amarta JCls Associate Information Review Officer, DDA SUBJECT: ISOLATION, ISOMETRIC, ISOTROPIC, MKCOSMOS 1. This is further to our memorandum dated 16 June 199”
“will create an affiliation of WTC and the CIA, would cause „major disruptions to CIA operations, possible physical harm to CIA facilities and personnel, and hence identifiable and serious damage to the national security of the United States. Accordingly, I respectfully reque”
“•(3 Page 3 SECRET SECURITY ixFORMAaG TRSA-1272. 9. Accordingly, RUSSO described a personal friend in the Division of Communications and Records of the Department who had had - considerable experience in censorship work and offered to make in quiries of this individual fo”
“14-00000 SENSITIVE SECBET -5- 10. It seems likely that Ramparts" interest in a num- ber of the 42 unexposed project organizations is based on factors unrelated to the actual CIA dealings with then. 11. The Headquarters elements that are or were responsi ble for the proj”
“opini ons. Even to ha ve tried to do so would have been fu tile fo r two rathe r obvious reasons. F irst, into t he reconstruction of events of the comple xity herein de scribed there al wa ys enters a d egree of select ivity and judgment ; in this s ense, "opi nion" pro- vide s ”
“13-00000 SECRET SUBJECT : (S) Required Protection of Warrenton Training Center as CIA Facility " impact on our credibility and will create an "open season" for the local media and others as they quite naturally attempt to learn any and all aspects of our mission -- thos”
“13-00000 SECRET^ the African American Institute, which published Africa Report, is included in a list of Agency proprietaries in Book VI of the Senate Select Committee Final Report, pg. 263. However, the Report gave as its source for the list the book The Invisible Govern”
“SECRET! downtown location a combination business office and living quarters, possibly at some such place as the 1028 Connecticut Avenue Building. "f. After, this test, Source will 'discover' that "he can best operate out of Washington and he will then establish an office an”
“14-00000 DRAFT bs Richards memo SECRET 21 July 1952 MEMORANDUM TO: DCI SUBJECT: Study of Working Relations between HCFE and CIA by / 10 and AS/S 1. Following upon its assumption of responsibility for the NCFE project, 10, aided by the AS/S, has undertaken over the past ”
“13-00000 1 +*- N) 85 APR 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: SA/DO/O 1 FROM: Donald J. Purcell Chief, Covert Action Staff SUBJECT: The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence by Victor Marchetti and John D. Marks REFERENCE: Memo for All Divisions and Certain Staffs, from SA/DO/O, 8 April”
“14-00000. SECRET pie which is attached as Appendix B. In brief, these comments bear out in instance after instance the assertions set forth above as to the fundanon- tal difficulties with which we are faced in the administration of this project. 5. The PRC already has rev”
“13-00000 SECRET SUBJECT : (S) Warrenton Training Center Cover Considerations cover operates solely on the ability to sustain plausible denial. In. spite of previous rumors of an Agency affiliation, categorical denial of such has worked to the point that the media currentl”
“proposals were technically sound. As far as these capital expenditures are concerned the 10 Division had completed its review and recommended their approval in order that there be no delay in getting this additional transmitter equipment in place. . 4. I would strongly sugg”
“13-00000 SECRET SUBJECT : (S) Required Protection of Warrenton Training Center as CIA Facility Station C Hlain Road" AuxI LLary Tower Main Towe: 'Auxiliary'' Lower Auxiliary Tower Auxiliary Tower Auxiliary Lower * 14 SECRET”