“ocate all of the documents in the above categories which are still within the custody of the Agency. On March 14, Knoche informed me that he had assembled two full boxes of Mr. Helms' records which would be available on Monday in the office of the Inspector General. On March 18, ”
“ocate all of the documents in the above categories which are still within the custody of the Agency. On March 14, Knoche informed me that he had assembled two full boxes of M. Helms' records which would be available on Monday in the office of the Inspector General. On March 18, I”
“the Commission's investigation. The documents fall into three basic categories which are as follows: 1. Desk calendars (1965 through March 1973). The Inspector General delivered these to me and described them as "Helms' desk calendars". However, before the Senate Select Committee”
“the Commission's investigation. The documents fall into three basic categories which are as follows: 1. Desk calendars (1965 through March 1973). The Inspector General delivered these to me and described them as "Helms' desk calendars". However, before the Senate Select Committee”
“andling of CIA materials by U.S. Attorney) (confined to Assistant U.S. Attorney in charge of case)". - Handwritten-notes-of-a-meeting with George Meany on April 4, 1972, in which it appears Helms attempted to enlist the support of AFL-CIOsin various projects. NW 66000 Docld:32203”
“recordings of meetings and as any transcriptions thereof phone conversations as well File memoranda. On the day I presented my request, Knoche explained that at the time of his departure from the Agency, Helms "tidied up" his personal files and that a substantial amount of materi”
“recordings of meetings and phone conversations as well as any transcriptions thereof File memoranda. On the day I presented my request, Knoche explained that at the time of his departure from the Agency, Helms "tidied up" his personal files and that a substantial amount of materi”
“andling of CIA materials by U.S. Attorney) (confined to Assistant U.S. Attorney in charge of case)". Handwritten notes of a meeting with George Meany on April 4, 1972, in which it appears Helms attempted to enlist the support of AFL-CIO in various projects. NW 66000 Docld:3211289”
“atch c, RCA-ITT 4 PHOTOCOPY FROM THE GERALD R. FORD LIBPARY d. "R. HELMS-DCI-Chrono-1967" (Jan-July) There are a number of documents in this file that indicate that Helms or his secretary maintained a phone log. For example, there are a series of documents identifying all calls H”
“topics relating to foreign affairs, other matters discussed were "Watergate" and "SALT monitoring". Helms' handwritten notes of a meeting with Pat Gray on 18 October 1972, including the following notations "1. What material provided by CIA was turned over to the U.S. Attorney?" 2”
“topics relating to foreign affairs, other matters discussed were "Watergate" and "SALT monitoring". Helms' handwritten notes of a meeting with Pat Gray on 18 October 1972, including the following notations "1. What material provided by CIA was turned over to the U.S. Attorney?" "”
“andling of CIA materials by U.S. Attorney) (confined to Assistant U.S. Attorney in charge of case)". Handwritten notes of a meeting with George Meany on April 4, 1972, in which it appears Helms attempted to enlist the support of AFL-CIO in various projects. NW 66000 Docld:3211287”
“topics relating to foreign affairs, other matters discussed were "Watergate" and "SALT monitoring". Helms' handwritten notes of a meeting with Pat Gray on 18 October 1972, including the following notations "1. What material provided by CIA was turned over to the U.S. Attorney?" "”
“Helms) . SECRET R. Notes from 24 Oct ‘69 Meeting on the Heroin Problem SECRET S. Same penciled notes - which have been zeroxed SECRET T. Memo for Mr. Kent Crane from Helms - 20 May 70 U.) Memo to DCI - from C/CI Mr. Ober - 20 May 70 SECRET EYES ONLY Memo for Mr. Karamessines”
“ey appear to me to raise no significant questions. b. "R. Helms - 1965 Memos for Record (1965-1972)" There appear to be no significant documents in this file but it should be noted that while there are numerous memoranda for the record in the earlier years, there is only one docu”
“I A. Ltr from Helms to Milliken, 15 Mar 70 (K - Volt) 0 B. Telephone Call to Gen Cushman from Ehrlichman, 7 July 71 xcerpt from the Morning Meeting of 8 July 71 of Gen. Cushman’: eport on His Conversation with Ehrlichman ID. Transcript - DDCI and Mr. Howard Hunt - 22 July 7”
“CRET SENSITIVE COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES 178-10002-10089 178-10003-10414 Washington, DC 20500 March 19, 1975 PHOTOCOPY FROM THE GERALD R. FORD LIBPARY 178-10003-10439 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Examination of a Portion of the Records of Richard”
“they appear to me to raise no significant questions. b. "R. Helms 1965 Memos for Record (1965-1972)" There appear to be no significant documents in this file but it should be noted that while there are numerous memoranda for the record in the earlier years, there is only one docu”
“they appear to me to raise no significant questions. b. "R. Helms 1965 Memos for Record (1965-1972)" There appear to be no significant documents in this file but it should be noted that while there are numerous memoranda for the record in the earlier years, there is only one docu”
“IVITIES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES 178-10002-10089 178-10003-10414 Washington, DC 20500 March 19, 1975 178-10003-10439 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Examination of a Portion of the Records of Richard Helms On March 13, 1975, I requested that Hank Knoche locate and make availab”
“lectronic data handling of in- formation. I pointed out to him the up-dated machine control record o n the contents of the OSWALD file, and suggested that I was sure that Mr. HELMS would be pleased to offer him and others in the Commission the possibility of viewing the Agency's ”
“Classification i4& 94 19 GLUAL (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) 43 -, /626/ B. Tarasoff Testimony, 4/12/78 „pp. 12, 13 #627/ HSCA Deposition of Herbert Manell, 4/28/78, p. 28. 628/ See discussion above. 1 629/ See footnote ”
“ndum deals with apparent FBI dissatisfaction over CIA activity in con- nection with project BOURBON. Helms' memorandum for Bill Moyers dated 9 June 1965 enclosing a document describing the Agency's "efforts to do something constructive in the student field on behalf of United Sta”
“ndum deals with apparent FBI dissatisfaction over CIA activity in con- nection with project BOURBON. Helms' memorandum for Bill Moyers dated 9 June 1965 enclosing a document describing the Agency's "efforts to do something constructive in the student field on behalf of United Sta”
“ndum deals with apparent FBI dissatisfaction over CIA activity in con- nection with project BOURBON. - Helms' memorandum for Bill Moyers dated 9 June 1965 enclosing a document describing the Agency's "efforts to do something constructive in the student field on behalf of United S”
“nedy WSA take a. taping in embassies b. snatch c. RCA-ITT 4 d. "R. HELMS-DCI-Chrono-1967" (Jan-July) There are a number of documents in this file that indicate that Helms or his secretary maintained a phone log. For example, there are a series of documents identifying all calls H”
“2 G-C-H Files { 22 BV 23 L. Legislative History Memorandum — 1949 Act M. 1949 Act Hearings N. Hughes Amendment Public Law, bills and report O. Economy Act Statutes P. CIA Firing Authority Two cases Q. Overseas Differentials and Allowances Act / Public Law and ”
“SCHWARZER CHRON FILE (ILL - D) ( A. Mero to the Commission and Staff - 9 Apr 75 B. Ltr from Schwarzer to Mr. Ira Lowe- 4 Apr 75 C. Ltr from Schwarzer to H. J. Miller, Esq. - 1 Apr 75 D. Ltr from Schwarzer to Mr. Anthony A. Lapham - 1 Apr 75 E. Memo to Messrs. Belin, Baker,”
“0 Annie ) A. Ltr to Mr. Weidner from Mr. Knoche - 6 May 75 CP. Ltr from Weidner to Knoche - 23 Apr 75 SECRE Memo from Knoche to Weidner - 2 Apr 75 D. Document Receipt — Apr 75 E. Memo for Mr. Knoche from Weidner - 24 Mar 75 SECRET - SENSITIVE F. Metro for Deputy Dir for”
“64-65 noNSA bag jobs (all embarrassments have been discontinued)" h. "DCI (Helms) Chrono No. 2 1970" "MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD" dated 28 July 1970 the subject of which was "Discussion with Attorney General Mitchell on Domestic Intelligence". Helms states that the Attorney Genera”
“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”
“5 1 S-M Files III. Miscellaneous Files A. References (Watergate) (1 Memo - SECRET and 2. unclassified lists) B. Waivers (23) C. Draft Report on Office of General Counsel, dated 11 April 1975 D. Schwarzer Chronological File E. Manfredi Chronological File (15 Memos; 3 o”
“8€ @ ' Memo for The Vice President from Helms - 2 Sep 70. Y. Memo for The President from Helms - 15 Nov 67 Memo to The President from Helms - 15 Nov 67 SECRET EYES ONLY R / 3 NW 50955 Docka:32105598 Page 247 19.14”
“ht manila envelopes in one of the safes at our offices at CIA Headquarters (I have the combination.) 2. Helms' Chronological Correspondence Files (1965 through March 1973). These files are contained in eleven (11) hard-cover file folders, the titles of which are set forth below. ”
“Tab C Unexcised version of documents furnished to SSC in response to requ est in A ppend ix C, Pa rt I, Item number 6. Tab D - Unexcised version 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 memorand”
“ston Plan which was chaired by the FBI. i. "HELMS-DCI Chrono 1 1970" None j. "1971-DCI Chrono Helms" The only document in this file is a memorandum to from Helms dated 29 October 1971, subject of which was "Don A. Nixon". The first sentence of the memorandum states that "this is ”
“ht manila envelopes in one of the safes at our offices at CIA Headquarters (I have the combination.) 2. Helms' Chronological Correspondence Files (1965 through March 1973). These files are contained in eleven (11) hard-cover file folders, the titles of which are set forth below. ”
“€ ( -2- and all other files or unfiled documentary materials in the office, or storage repositories, of the organizational unit which managed the program or project in question. The requests also include all such files in the . offices or storage repositories of the r”
“ston Plan which was chaired by the FBI. i. "HELMS-DCI Chrono 1 1970" None j. "1971-DCI Chrono Helms" The only document in this file is a memorandum to from Helms dated 29 October 1971, subject of which was "Don A. Nixon". The first sentence of the memorandum states that "this is ”
“information that you are speaking of. We are just as interested in protecting the security of your investigative proc esses as you are. - But I don’t think that when it is on the record that we have this file, that may contain material that was not in our files, and we are gi”
“y RLM (8) mam MAIL ROO M NW 659 94 D ocld:32989616 Page 2 132 ORIGINAL AND COPY TO ATTORNEY GEN'L SE E NOTE PAGES TWO AND THREE SECRET MATERIAL ATTACHED 102 116395 - Rin TELETYPE UNIT 刀門 CLOSURE 386 wow wos LFS.. GPO: 1975 0-569-920 k MITED CТATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (JSC) TO”
“PARY Memorandum dated 16 August 1963 from Helms to the DCI, the subject of which was "Sam Giancana". - "Memorandum for the Record" dated 14 May 1962, the subject of which was "Arthur James Balletti et. al Unauthorized Publication or Use of Communications." This memo appears to ha”
“B-G-G (II-K) A — Ltr from Knoche to Belin - 24 Jan 75 w/attachment B - Ltr from Knoche to Greene - 24 January 1975 w/Attachment C - Ltr from Knoche to Greene - 23 Jan 75 w/Attachments. - Ltr from Knoche to Belin. - 22 Jan 75 w/attachments which are SECRET E - Memo from Knoc”
“14-00000 PAUL, Ralph 1. HSCA Request, 9 November1977 (OLC #77-4894) for any and all information generated by or in the possession of CI^on.... - 2. C/CI Memo to OLC. 6 December 1977 (CI 632-77, Holmes) in RUBY’a file which is attached to this memorandum. I”
“MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT" dated 4 September 1968, the first paragraph of which reads as follows: "Some time ago you requested that I make occasional round-up reports on youth and student movements world - wide. Responding to this request, and guided by comments and suggestion”
“13-00000 APR 06 94 03: 15PM USGOVERNMENT P.2/6 SECRET OGC-94-51066 6 April 1994 ,/ MEMORANDUM FOR: Terri Eagal Information Review Team Office of Security VIA: FROM: Robert J. Eatinger Assistant General Counsel Litigation Division Stephen K. DiRubio ge Informati”
“A " Memo for Rerard - Subj: Executive Registry - 21 Mar 75 (TTT -I) SECRET SENSITIVE B - Memo for the Record - Subj: Examination of a Portion of the Records ( Of Richard Helms - 19 Mar 75 SECRET SENSITIVE C - Office Routing Slip "Well done". - 17 May 72 D - Ltr from Rose ”
“PARY Memorandum dated 16 August 1963 from Helms to the DCI, the subject of which was "Sam Giancana". - "Memorandum for the Record" dated 14 May 1962, the subject of which was "Arthur James Balletti et. al Unauthorized Publication or Use of Communications." This memo appears to ha”
“ndum for Attorney General Kennedy from Lawrence R. Houston dated 15 May 1962 and reading as follows: "In accordance with your request of 11 May 1962, I am forwarding herewith, in the attached sealed envelope, a Top Secret memorandum by Colonel Sheffield Edwards, Director of Secur”
“B-G-G (II-S) A - Memo for The Legal Staff from Marvin Gray - Subj: The Final Report - dtd 14 Mar 75. B - Tentative Draft of Outline of Report of Commission. C - Memo for Staff - From Gellhorn - Subj: Outline of Final Report dtd 10 Mar 75. w/attachment. D - Tentative Draft ”