Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETDDO NOTICENO. 1-1462DON 1-1462ORGANIZATION29 September 1976b. Associate General Counsel to the DDO (AGC/DDO)The AGC/DDO is detailed by the Agency's GeneralCounsel to provide advice and assistance to theOperations Directorate. He will work directlywith the ADDO.c. Evaluation and Program Design Staff (EPDS)The EPDS will(1) Design and maintain continuous data on funds,positions, personnel on duty and other suchmanagement information as is required by theDDO and the Comptroller of the Agency.(2) Maintain continuous knowledge of the stateor condition of operational activities andachievements, and support activities plannedand in progress, including resources used,efforts undertaken, and results.(3) Prepare periodic evaluations of componentprograms against objectives including theneed for requested resources, evaluationsof past results, and projections of futureresults.(4) Monitor all data collection for purposes ofidentifying statistical evidence of problems,identifying areas requiring management attentionby the DDO, and providing data to be used forinternal and external presentations.(5) Review all Operational Activity (OP ACT) approvalsto ensure compliance with Agency and Directorateregulations, and prepare staff recommendationson Operational Activities which require DDOapproval or attention.(6) Provide staff assistance to the DDO on Directorate,Agency, Community and Government data requirements,techniques and regulations pertaining thereto.2SECRET
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14-00000SECRETDON 1-1462DDO NOTICEORGANIZATIONNO. 1-146229 September 1976(7) Undertake special studies as directed of manage-ment issues which affect the efficiency oreffectiveness of Directorate activities.(8) Provide staff assistance to the DDO on Directorate,Agency, Community and Government evaluationrequirements, techniques, and regulations pertinentthereto.(9) Continue to develop production and evaluationtechniques and values.d. Policy and Coordination Staff (PCS)The mission of the Policy and Coordination Staff is toserve as the focal point through which the DDO directsand controls certain activities of the Directoratecrossing geographic divisional boundaries. It also willassist in formulating and recommending to the DDO policyand doctrine on matters with overall applicability tothe Directorate. The Chief of this Staff will act forthe DDO and the ADDO if these officers are unavailable.The responsibilities of this staff will include allintelligence-related matters including staff guidanceon scientific and technical matters and such activitiesas crisis management, international terrorism, narcotics,technical operations, and defector operations. Addition-ally, the Staff is the focal point for Directorate coor-dination with the Intelligence Community Staff, theNational Intelligence Officers, other components of theAgency, as well as with other agencies of the Government.The Staff will also be responsible for conducting andmonitoring liaison with the principal elements of theIntelligence Community. It will be responsible forensuring that the operations and activities of theDirectorate are in compliance with existing regulationsand procedures, and for formulation or revision ofregulations and procedures as may be required. Inshort, this Staff will coordinate the paper flow of theDeputy Director for Operations and in so doing serve asa central clearing house for the movement of paper fromthe Staffs and Divisions to the Office of the DDO. ThisStaff also will provide policy focus to issues of commonconcern affecting Directorate-wide activities. It willalso provide the support facilities for the DDO'sspecial and Senior Staffs.3SECRET
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# SECRETDON 1-1462DDO NOTICEORGANIZATIONNO. 1-146229 September 1976e. Senior Review Officers (SRO)The responsibilities of the Senior Review Officersare described in DOI 5-14.f. Special Assistant for External Oversight (SA/DO/O)The responsibilities of the SA/DO/O are described inDON 1-1429.g. DDO Duty Office (DDODO) (Not shown on Figure 1)The responsibilities of the DDODO are described inDOI 5-3.4. SENIOR STAFFSa. Career Management Staff (CMS)The Career Management Staff will be responsible forstaff advice and support to the DDO on allmatters related to organization, manpower planning,personnel management and administration, and training.It will provide staff direction and supervision topersonnel management and administration throughoutthe Directorate, and is responsible for ensuringcompliance with related Agency and DDO directives andprocedures as well as applicable Government rules andregulations.b. Central Cover Staff (CCS)The mission and functions of the Central Cover Staffremain as prescribed in DOI 1-21 for the former Coverand Commercial Staff.c. Covert Action Staff (CAS)(1) The Covert Action Staff will provide policycoordination, guidance and support for Directoratecovert action operations. It will be the officeof record and clearing house for all externalpolicy clearance of covert action operations andprograms. Its specialized services and operationssupport responsibilities will include4SECRET
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# SECRETDDO NOTICENO. 1-1462DON 1-1462ORGANIZATION29 September 1976(a) issuance of propaganda guidances and related background;(b) production of tailored, non-attributable media and other background materials in support of authorized covert action operations;(c) advice, guidance and operational support in the fields of black propaganda and deception operations; and(d) support to and participation in Agency covert action training programs.(2) The special operations mission and functions of the CAS are as prescribed in DOI 1-17 for the Special Operations Group, with the addition of a Special Operations Intelligence Center, which will provide crisis management support to the O/DDO and area divisions, particularly Order of Battle and briefing aid support; U.S. mission evacuation planning and support (including CIA representation in the Washington Liaison Group); and all-source intelligence, special operations research and graphics support to SOG.d. Counterintelligence Staff (CIS)The responsibilities of the Counterintelligence Staff remain as set forth in DON 1-1339, with the exception of paragraphs 2.f.(3) and 3.d. of that notice as they relate to conduct of deception operations. (See also 4.c.(1)(c), above.)e. Information Services Staff (ISS)(1) Manage the Operations Directorate's records and information control system.(2) Maintain the foreign counterintelligence index for the United States Government.(3) Oversee Directorate compliance with laws, orders, and regulations regarding recordkeeping.
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SECRETDDO NOTICENO. 1-1462DON 1-1462ORGANIZATION29 September 1976(4) Provide career development services and trainingfor records management, computer and micrographicsspecialists assigned to the Directorate.(5) Serve as the Directorate focal point for PrivacyAct and Freedom of Information Act matters, andother litigation involving Directorate information,and handle and coordinate all Privacy Act and FOIArequests addressed to the Operations Directorate.f. International Activities Staff (IAS)The International Activities Staff will be responsiblefor(1) Monitoring the activities of and developingoperations into the permanent staffs of world-wide organizations, including(a) the United Nations and its specializedagencies;(b) the international staff of Communistparties;(c) foreign labor organizations that areinternational in scope;(d) Treaty organizations, such as NATO andthe EC;(e) foreign multilateral trade organizationsand foreign-owned companies; and(f) commercial organizations with trulyinternational status, such as foreign-owned banks, tourism and sports.(2) Coordination of CIA relationships with the Israeliliaison services, including provision of headquartersguidance and support to the Tel Aviv Station.(3) Provision of staff guidance for and coordination ofDirectorate operational efforts in the fields ofinternational economics and energy.6SECRET
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14-00000SECRETDON 1-1462DDO NOTICEORGANIZATIONNO. 1-146229 September 1976(4) Developing specific scientific and technicaloperations;(5) Provision of staff guidance for and coordinationof Directorate efforts against internationalCommunism and the development of specific opera-tions in this field.(6) Monitoring the activities of certain foreignintelligence organizations outside their nationalboundaries, in close coordination with the CovertAction and Counterintelligence Staffs.5. OPERATING DIVISIONSThe Area and Functional Divisions will continue as depictedin Figure 1, attached.William W. WellsDeputy Director for Operations7SECRET
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# DDOADDOAGC/DDOEvaluation & Program Design StaffOversightSenior ReviewADDO/Development-Clandestine CorpsSTAFFSDIVISIONSPolicy & Coordination StaffAREAFUNCTIONALCareer ManagementCentral CoverEast AsiaNear East & South AsiaDomestic Collection DivisionCovert ActionCounterintelligenceEuropeAfricaDivision DInformation ServicesInternational ActivitiesLatin AmericaSoviet/East EuropeanForeign Resources> [Figure 1. Organization chart of DDO]> Organization chart displays the structure and hierarchy of the DDO (Directorate of Operations). Starting from the top, the DDO is at the highest level, followed by ADDO (Assistant Director of Operations), and AGC/DDO (Assistant General Counsel/Directorate of Operations). There are divisions and staffs under ADDO such as Evaluation & Program Design Staff, Oversight, Senior Review, and ADDO/Development-Clandestine Corps. Underneath are the staffs and divisions with Policy & Coordination Staff in the middle, with divisions branching off into AREA and FUNCTIONAL categories. The AREA divisions include: East Asia, Near East & South Asia, Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Soviet/East European. The FUNCTIONAL divisions include: Domestic Collection Division and Division D. Staffs include: Career Management, Central Cover, Covert Action, Counterintelligence, Information Services, and International Activities. Finally, Foreign Resources is at the bottom of the chart.
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETFRP: , , , ,DEFERRED TELEPOUCHACTION: IP/DP-9 (791) INFO: FILE, RF, ODPD-D, (11/W)78 0705837PAGE 001BRUS 51113TOR: 161246Z MAY 78SECRET 161212Z MAY 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCHCITE BRUSSELS 51113 (GOERLICH ACTING)TO: WASHINGTON.FOR: EUR/BNL INFO EUR/A, SA/DO/0, DC/EUR/NW.SUB: WNINTEL NIFLAIR NIGALE - FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTSREFS: A. WASHINGTON 213077B. BRUSSELS 51014 06616011. NITRUST HAS RESPONDED ORALLY TO OUR NOTE CONCERNING   PASSAGE OF NIGALE INFORMATION ON THE VLAAMSE MILITANTENORDE   (VMO) TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS. GIST OF HIS   COMMENT: HE WILL NOT PASS US INFORMATION ON POSSIBLE VMO-   AMCIT CONTACTS, BECAUSE THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT WILL   PLACE SUCH INFORMATION AT RISK; AND IN GENERAL HE WILL NOT   APPROVE PASSAGE OF NIGALE INFORMATION ON THE VMO TO CONGRESS   BECAUSE HE HAS INSUFFICIENT ASSURANCE THAT THE MATERIAL WILL   NOT LEAK, DESPITE OUR ASSURANCES THAT THE SUBJECT WOULD BE   HANDLED AS CLASSIFIED AND SENSITIVE.2. WE ARE AWAITING WRITTEN REPLY TO LEARN WHETHER THERE   ANY GIVE IN NITRUST ATTITUDE. RE AMCIT ASPECT, WE SUSPECT   THERE IS MEASURE OF POSTURING ON NITRUST'S SIDE. IN REF B   ACOS/NIGALE-75 DISCUSSION, LATTER REMARKED THAT TO BEST HIS   KNOWLEDGE THE ONLY KNOWN VMO CONNECTION WITH AMERICAN WAS   INCIDENT IN ABOUT EARLY 1977 WHEN ORGANIZATION MET BRIEFLY   WITH AN AMERICAN NAZI PARTY MEMBER WHO HAD BEEN EXPELLED FROM   UK AND PASSED THROUGH BELGIUM. HE DISCUSSED THE CASE WITH US   AT THE TIME (NAME OF TRAVELLER NOT RECALLED BY N-75 OR ACOS).3. THERE IS NO WAY WE CAN DISLODGE NITRUST'S OBVIOUS   MIND SET ON THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION. QUESTION OF CONGRESS   ASIDE, IF HEADQUARTERS CAN PROVIDE SPECIFICS ON FOIA MECHANICS   WHICH WE CAN USE TO COUNTER NITRUST'S ASSERTION THAT REACTION   CANNOT PROTECT LIAISON SOURCES PROVIDING INFORMATION ON   AMERICANS, WE WOULD BE HAPPY TO MAKE SUCH POINTS WITH NITRUST.SECRET
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SECRETDEFERRED TELEPOUCH78 0705837 PAGE 002 BRUS 51113TOR: 161246Z MAY 78HE IS OF COURSE AWARE OF OUR "SOURCES AND METHODS" POSITION,BUT IT'S CLEAR THAT HE'S NOT PERSUADED THAT WE ARE HOLDING THELINE.4. FILE: 008-002-009/3. E2 IMPDET.END OF MESSAGE SECRET
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992•SECRETACTION: IP/DP-9 (622) INFO: FILE, RF, ODPD-D, (11/W)78 0661601 PAGE 001 FRP:TOR: 051805Z MAY 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCHSECRET 051740Z MAY 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCHCITE BRUSSELS 51014 (GOERLICH ACTING)TO: WASHINGTON.FOR: EUR/BNL INFO EUR/A, SA/DO/0. DC/EUR/NWSUBJECT: WNINTEL NIFLAIR NIGALE - FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTSREF: WASHINGTON 2130771. SURFACED REF REQUEST WITH NIGALE/75 IN EFFORT AVOID   DECISION BY IRASCIBLE NITRUST, BUT (N/75 ASKED FOR FORMAL NOTE   BECAUSE HE WILL REQUIRE DATA FROM THIRD DIRECTORATE, WHICH   HE WOULD NOT RELY ON TO KEEP MATTER BETWEEN HIM AND THEM, WE   THEREFORE CONSTRAINED TO SUBMIT MATTER TO NITRUST IN WRITING CHE   IS NOT AVAILABLE PERSONALLY AT MOMENT). WILL PRESS FOR EARLY   REPLY.2. FILE: 008-002-009/3, E2, IMPDET..END OF MESSAGE SECRET #06270
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992/25/SECRETAPR 28 12 06 PM 78FRP: ......DEFERRED TELEPOUCHCONF: IP/DP-9 INFO: FILE, RF, ODPD-D, (11/78)78 0624404 PAGE 001 WASHINGT 213077TOT: 271847Z APR 78SECRETDEFERRED TELEPOUCH 271846Z WASHINGTON 213077TO: BRUSSELS.FROM: E/BNL INFO EUR/A, SA/DO/O, DC/E/NWSUBJECT: WNINTEL NIFLAIR NIGALE FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS1. THE HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, IN CONNECTION WITH ITS INVESTIGATIONINTO DEATH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., HAS ASKED FOR INFORMATION IN RTACTION FILES ON A NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS (VLAAMSE MILITANTENORDE - VMO). COMMITTEE REQUEST IS NOT LIMITED TO IMMEDIATE PERIOD SURROUNDING ASSASSINATION, BUT PRESUME ITS INTEREST FOCUSES ON ASSASSIN'S ESCAPE ROUTE AND SUPPORT HE OBTAINED WHILE IN EUROPE. WE HAVE NO INFORMATION ON HOW THE VMO CAME TO THE COMMITTEE'S ATTENTION.2. WE NOTE THAT THE ONLY INFORMATION WE HAVE SO FAR DISCOVERED EVEN MENTIONING THE VMO IS THAT CONTAINED IN POSITIVE INTEL (NIGALE SEMI-ANNUAL REVIEWS OF EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES). WE HAVE NOT YET DREDGED THESE UP FROM LIBRARY IN VIEW NIGALE PROVISION OF THE MATERIAL.3. WOULD LIKE TO BOTH HONOR COMMITTEE REQUEST AND PRESERVE RELATIONSHIP WITH NIGALE, IF POSSIBLE. THEREFORE, REQUEST YOU DISCUSS COMMITTEE REQUEST WITH NIGALE MANAGEMENT. DOES NIGALE HAVE ANY INFORMATION WHICH INDICATES A CONTACT BETWEEN THE VMO AND AMERICANS DURING PERIOD MARCH 1968 TO 1970? WOULD THEY BE WILLING PROVIDE IT? ALSO WOULD NIGALE PREPARE REPORT ON VMO FOR PASSAGE TO COMMITTEE?PLEASE ALSO ASK NIGALE FOR PERMISSION TO PASS TO COMMITTEE VMO EXCERPTS FROM THE SEMI-ANNUAL REVIEWS, EITHER SOURCED TO NIGALE OR UNSOURCED IF NIGALE WOULD PREFER. PLEASE STRESS THAT ANY INFORMATION PROVIDED WILL BE CLASSIFIED AND HANDLED AS SENSITIVE.4. FILE: 8-2-9/3. E2 IMPDET.>ORIG: AC/E/BNL (KRUMVIEDE, 9384)/E/BNL/R (ALTHEA GUY, 9175);COORD: SA/DO/O (MR. GREGG - IN SUBSTANCE), E/BNL/B (HARRIS), EUR/A (LACLAIR); REL: DC/E/NW (THOMPSON). CL BY 034537.DO NOT REPRODUCERETURN TO CIAEND OF MESSAGESECRET #06321
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992OMF 0 0 0 0 0 0SECRETSTAFF 161827Z DIRECTOR 125981CONF: SA/0070 INFO: FILE EUR 8, IP/DMS, LA&OLC, 0004, 000/100, 000/5ROTO: LISBON INFO LONDON MEXICO CITY. YRYBAT UNINTEL RNVIEW Y1. U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS WHO CURRENTLY INVESTIGATING CIRCUMSTANCESSURROUNDING ASSASSINATIONS OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING HAS TOLD. STATE THAT THEY INTEND TO PURSUE LEADS IN PORTUGAL, UK AND MEXICO RELATING TO JAMES EARL RAY, CURRENTLY SERVING TIME FOR KING, MURDER. THEY BASING THIS INTEREST ON INFORMATION THAT RAY WAS IN LISBON BRIEFLY IN MAY 1968, SHORTLY BEFORE HIS APPREHENSION IN LONDON IN JUNE 1968. 42. MR. G. ROBERT BLAKEY, CHIEF COUNSEL AND STAFF DIRECTOR OF COMMITTEE SAYS SELECT COMMITTEE TOLD STATE THAT HE WANTS TO ESTABLISH "CORDIAL RELATIONSHIP" WITH APPROPRIATE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL POLICE AND HOPES TO ENLIST THEIR ASSISTANCE INCLUDING ACCESS TO THEIR FILES AND IN LOCATING AND INTERVIEWING POTENTIAL WITNESSES.43. DEPARTMENT HAS SOLICITED EMBASSY SUGGESTIONS AS TO HOW BLAKEY SHOULD PROCEED. 4DATE:ORIG:UNIT:EXT:DO NOT REPRODUCERETURN TO CIA
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYAGE CO! ACP TOG TPE MRO DCI0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATION- SECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR DATE-TIME GROUP CITE MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBERSTAFF DIRECTORCONF: INFO: FILE125981INDEX DISSEM BY:NO INDEXRETURN TO PER4. WISH TO CALL ABOVE TO ADDRESSEES' ATTENTION IN EVENT #STATIONS ARE SOLICITED FOR ADVICE OR ASSISTANCE. RTACTION ISCOOPERATING FULLY WITH BLAKEY AND COMMITTEE INCLUDING ALLOWINGTHEM ACCESS TO DIRECTORATE RECORDS, AFTER SUITABLE SANITIZATIONFOR SOURCES AND METHODS. HOWEVER, BELIEVE COMMITTEE'S EFFORTSTO INTERVIEW POLICE AND WITNESSES AND RESULTING USEFUL INFORMATIONOBTAINED, IF ANY, IS LARGELY OVERT FUNCTION WHICH CAN BEST BE.HANDLED BY LEGATTS OR OTHERS WHO WOULD ALSO BE IN A POSITION TOBE PUBLICLY QUOTED OR IDENTIFIED IF NECESSARY. 45. STATIONS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE EMBASSY BEST ADVICE IF   SOLICITED BUT REQUESTED TO AVOID INVOLVING STATION OFFICERS IN   NEGOTIATIONS EVEN IN THEIR COVER CAPACITIES. IF CIRCUMSTANCES   SUCH THAT THIS UNAVOIDABLE, PLEASE ADVISE HQS BY CABLE SO THAT   THE MATTER CAN BE APPROPRIATELY HANDLED WITH BLAKEY AND   DEPARTMENT. 그ORIG: O/SA/DO/O [SOVERN}; COORD: OLC ECUMMINS, DC/LA CLAUDER,MGSB HAWKINS JAMESC/LA/DX/EUR/BC {STENSON), C/EUR/IB BERGER: AUTH:SA/DO/O KATROSH; REL: DC/EUR {ESTES}.JDATE: 14 NOVEMBER 1977ORIG: MASOVERNUNIT: O/SA/DO/8EXT: 1542
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 45 PER TOTAL COPIES 37-2 RU:PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED.ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNITRF. FILE. VR. BY AT ZCHAS ISES, YEURG, ISIAlıc ISIA/FLACTION # ISTA, day dees/E2 BatadoT 325447 Ε1A549 PAGE 01 IN 459495TOR:0910012 NOV 77 HAGU 33077SECRET 0909452 NOV 77 STAFECITE THE HAGUE 33077TO: DIRECTOR,WNINTEL RYBAT REAM SYMPATHIZER MHCOLORREF: ONHA-40410 4 MAY 19771. SENSITIVE SYMPATHIZER Source INDICATES THAT ON 3 OCTOBER WILLEM OLTMANS MADE APPOINTMENT MEET WITH CUBAN AMBASSADOR, THE HAGUE. OLTMANS STATED HE GOING "TO AMERICA ON 18TH" AND THAT HE " IS INDEED PREPARED TO GO AT THE BEGINNING OF NOVEMBER AS ARRANGED".2. DURING DISCUSSION, OLTMANS SAID HE ALSO HAD VISIT SCHEDULED WITH RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR ROMANOV FOR 3 OCTOBER AND WANTED COMBINE TWO VISITS FOR SAME DAY. OLTMANS WAS TOLD AN ATTEMPT BY CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO SCHEUDLE MEET WITH HIM DURING SEEK 25 SEPTEMBER HAD BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL BECAUSE OLTMANS COULD NOT BE REACHED. OLTMANS STATED HE HAD BEEN IN SOVIET UNION THEN..3. ABOVE EVIDENCE OF OLTMAN'S CONTINUING CLOSE CONTACT WITH CUBAN AND SOVIET DIPLOMATS AND HIS RECENT TRAVEL TO THE USSR AND APPARENT CURRENT TRAVEL TO CUBASECRET
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14-000007-71 MFG. 7/76CABLE SEC DISSEM BY________PER.__________________TOTAL COPIES______________RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED.ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED________BY_______AT_______ZSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHERISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIISTAFF|     |     || --- | --- || 1   | 4   || 2   | 5   || 3   | 6   |ACTION UNIT   INFO RF. FILE. VR.ACTION #T 325447 E1A549 PAGE 22-02 IN 459495TOR:091001Z NOV 77 HAGU 33077IS OF INTEREST IN VIEW HIS NOTORIOUS ROLE AT THE TIMEOF THE DEATH OF GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILD. LATTER WAS OFINTEREST BOTH TO SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGNECEAND HOUSE ASSASSINATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE. IF HQS DEEMSIT APPROPRIATE, NO STATION OBJECTION TO CONVEYING ABOVE,WITH ADEQUATE SOURCE PROTECTION, TO PROPER CONGRESSIONALAUTHORITIES.4. FILE: 221-155221, E2, IMPDET.+ c/s SUGGESTS ADD: DISSEM TO: OZC-- SECRET
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992and resultant limited time available for Committee matters plus other factors, it might be possible to handcarry selected KCIA documents to the SSCI for reading by Mr. Kramer. This office objected on the grounds of the sensitivity of the material, the ground rules established for the Congressional (and DOJ) review of this material by staffers and the problems which could be caused by exceptional treatment being afforded to one Committee or staffer. Mr. George Cary provided the compromise solution which is acceptable to all parties, to wit, that Mr. Garbler invite Mr. Kramer to the Agency for lunch after which time he would review the requested material in the Headquarters building. (ESVidal)4. MEETING OF SSCI STAFFER AND DDO: At Mr. Hal Ford's request a luncheon meeting with Mr. William Wells has been scheduled for 26 October. Mr. Ford is researching material for a study on China reporting and wishes to discuss this subject with Mr. Wells due to his extensive background and experience in East Asian affairs. (ESVidal)5. ASSASSINATIONS COMMITTEE: Counsel G. Robert Blakey met with DO, DDA/Security and OLC representatives to determine how he might frame his requirements to best meet our capabilities. His efforts appear to be aimed at the possible CIA role with the Mafia, and a double Mafia role with Castro. He has information which implies that Trafficante was playing both sides. The IG, particularly Scott Breckenridge, has responsibility for the Bill Harvey association and the analysis of the Schweiker report. Blakey has agreed that DO will concentrate initially on the Bayo-Pawley affair and the "Soviet Defector" cover operation. Non identified informants have told him that Col. "Rep" Robertson was involved. His queries are logical, manageable, and, if we can keep his requests to specific people or events, we should be able to respond to his requirements. (It would be, in our opinion, an excellent idea for the ADDO to meet informally with Blakey over a luncheon. This would be useful in giving Blakey a picture of JMWAVE, but also it would perhaps give Blakey a perspective on his own terms of reference. (JDWalker)6. LITIGATION/HORMAN V SECRETARY OF STATE, ET AL, (JAMES E. ANDERSON COS, COSTA RICA): We prepared a reply to Anderson and suggested he indicate to the Department that he would accept the routine officer of Department of Justice legal representation as a government official in the Horman family suit.
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DI-C3 July '74MEMO FOR FILESUBJECT C : OTS (late TSD) and Jim McCord's Cuban Activities1. Ben Colling phoned to say that one of the fellowsin jail is still around, and after he got out he inquired around and got no indication that McCord was ever involved. None of the other OTS people have any recollection of McCord's involvement.2. I said that I was sure that the man who was rolled up might not have any idea of McCord's involvement, if indeed he was involved. If McCord's involvelement was merely headquarters planning and no releasing operation was ever undertaken his role might never surface. However, we had been told that planning did involve TSD people at the time, along with security. For instance, I knew that the Security man with TSD at the time had a job of hand-holding with the families of the three men; there may be some TSD record of that which would lead to someone who would know.3. Colling was pulled out of a staff meeting to talk to me and said he would call back later.SDBRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce