Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Robert M. McNamara, Jr., Esq.July 15, 1998Page 7DO Office Information [CIA-IR-18]Computer Name searches [CIA-IR-19]Zapruder Film [CIA-IR-25]AMWORLD [CIA-IR-32]Search for document mentioned in RIF No. 104-10151-10206 [CIA-IR-35]William Pawley Files [CIA-IR-37]## 6. CIA Review and Declassification of Other RecordsBesides CIA records, CIA is continuing to review its equities in other records, including Church Committee records and records from the Presidential libraries. In addition, the Review Board's interviews with former CIA official Ann Goodpasture must be reviewed and declassified by CIA so that the interviews can be sent to Ms. Goodpasture for her corrections and then included with the Review Board's open records.Finally, the Library of Congress has a set of closed Rockefeller Commission records in its Manuscript Division that may require CIA review and declassification. It is our understanding that these records are closed until 2001 and can be inspected only by permission of the CIA Director. To assess what should be done regarding release of these records, the Review Board first seeks to inspect them. Accordingly, please authorize the Library's Manuscript Division to permit our inspection and let us know when this authorization has been granted.## B. CIA's Final Declaration of ComplianceCIA's Final Declaration of Compliance will constitute its public statement, under penalty of perjury, that (1) CIA has located and disclosed all records relating to Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassination of President Kennedy that it could identify through a diligent records search and (2) CIA is aware of no other assassination-related records being withheld from the public. We request that CIA submit its Final Declaration to the Review Board absolutely no later than September 1.To demonstrate that CIA has disclosed all relevant materials, we make the following recommendations for CIA's Final Declaration of Compliance:
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Robert M. McNamara, Jr., Esq.July 15, 1998Page 8# 1. CIA Should Describe More Specifically its Searches for Assassination RecordsWe consider it essential that CIA describe with more specificity the searches that it conducted for records relating to Lee Harvey Oswald and to the JFK assassination, including searches done by CIA in the early 1990's. See CIA Initial Compl. Stmt., at 1. This is important particularly in light of the fact that CIA record keeping is apparently decentralized among various components of CIA. Therefore, we ask that the Final Declaration confirm that the relevant components of CIA - the DCI and its offices, the CIA Directorates (Operations, Intelligence, Science & Technology, and Administration), and the CIA office responsible for maintaining CIA's archives - in some manner. inventoried their holdings for the relevant time period for records relating to Oswald or the assassination. To the extent that computer database searches were run by different components of CIA, please confirm that fact and, if possible, identify the names or topics searched. [^7]For its early 1990's searches, the CIA should attach the 1993 search request issued by the Historical Review Group ("HRG") and unclassified versions of memoranda from components of CIA that describe their searches or search results. In addition, we recently requested CIA to re-undertake its searches based on the discovery of certain assassination records that were not identified by CIA's earlier searches. [^8] We specifically requested that CIA Director George Tenet issue a directive to all CIA offices requiring them to search their files for assassination records. See July 7, 1998 J. Gunn Letter to B. Harrelson. As part of its Final Declaration, we request that CIA document the steps it took in response to our recent request, including attaching the requested search directive from CIA Director Tenet.[^7]: We understand that most CIA records relating to the assassination of President Kennedy were collected and identified in 1978 for the House Select Committee on Assassinations and, therefore, currently reside within the CIA-HSCA Sequestered Collection being processed under the JFK Act. It is not our intention to have the CIA re-do exhaustive searches done in 1978. However, we want CIA to demonstrate, in the Final Declaration, that it has searched its various components and that the searches were sufficient to identify major records on the assassination not included within the CIA-HSCA Sequestered Collection (it is our understanding that the Sequestered Collection does not encompass post-1978 records).[^8]: For example, Oswald's Office of Security file was not identified through CIA's early searches. Similarly, we have identified recent documents related to Oswald.
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Robert M. McNamara, Jr., Esq.July 15, 1998Page 9In addition, the Final Declaration should confirm whether or not CIA has saved any 1963-64 files of the Mexico City Station (and certain files from another station). If those files have not been retained, please confirm that fact in the Final Declaration. To the extent those files have been archived, however, then please confirm that they have been examined for the purpose of determining whether they contain assassination records.## 2. CIA Should Identify More Specifically the Records It Has Released### Relating to Oswald and the Assassination of President KennedyWe recommend that CIA identify more specifically the CIA files that have been, or will be, placed in the JFK Collection at NARA. Although we leave this to CIA's discretion, we recommend that, to the extent practicable, CIA attach a non-classified listing of the files encompassed within the CIA-HSCA Sequestered Collection. We believe that an identification of the files within the CIA-HSCA Sequestered Collection will demonstrate the breadth and variety of assassination records being made public by the CIA.## 3. CIA Should Specifically Account for Certain Important Record Groups,### Including Any Destruction of Assassination RecordsWe request that CIA, in its Final Declaration, account for any important records regarding the assassination that may have been destroyed or that otherwise cannot be located.For example, CIA has reported that the original surveillance tapes that recorded the Oswald telephone conversations with the Cuban Consulate and Soviet Embassy in Mexico City were destroyed, and that CIA has no copies of these audio recordings. However, CIA apparently has preserved certain recordings from Mexico City that post-date the assassination (see I A.2 of this letter). We assume that CIA will provide a complete accounting for these records in its response to Review Board request CIA-IR-15, which relates to CIA's "electronic take" from Mexico City for the relevant time period. That response should be attached to the Final Declaration (CIA may also want to attach any formal explanation of this issue that it previously provided to the HSCA). We want to ensure that CIA explains the circumstances for the destruction of the audio recordings of the Oswald telephone calls in Mexico City, confirms that no copies of this audio surveillance has been retained by CIA, and gives a full accounting of the post-assassination Mexico City tapes.We also request an accounting of certain records of former CIA Director John McCone. In reviewing his files, we noted that certain documents on the assassination (or dated
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Robert M. McNamara, Jr., Esq.July 15, 1998Page 10around the time of the assassination) are identified on an index as missing or destroyed. In the Final Declaration, please explain, as best as possible, the circumstances for this.We previously requested an accounting for the files of former Counter-Intelligence Chief James Angleton [CIA-IR-04] in view of the fact that no discrete files of Mr. Angleton had been identified under the JFK Act. Since Mr. Angleton was involved in the CIA's assistance to the Warren Commission, we request that CIA's statement regarding Mr. Angleton's files (i.e., CIA's response to CIA-IR-04) be attached to the Final Declaration.We also ask that CIA verify that all assassination-related materials from the files of Win Scott, former Chief of Station for Mexico City, are in fact in the CIA-HSCA Sequestered Collection. CIA should describe what was done to inventory the Scott files to make certain that no other assassination-related materials exist in addition to those in the Sequestered Collection.The Final Declaration should identify any other records relating to Oswald or the assassination that CIA knows to have been destroyed or removed from CIA files.4. The CIA Should Identify, and Incorporate by Reference, Each of Its Written Responses to Review Board Requests for Additional InformationCIA has been cooperative in providing written responses to formal and informal requests submitted by the Review Board regarding CIA records. These responses will collectively demonstrate much of the work that CIA has done under the JFK Act. We request that CIA attach to its Final Declaration a list of CIA's written responses and identify each by subject, date of response, and the Review Board request number. The Final Declaration should state that each response is being incorporated therein by reference.5. CIA Should State That It Is Aware of No Records on Oswald or the Assassination of President Kennedy Being Withheld from the PublicAfter describing its records search under the JFK Act, identifying the assassination records that it has located, and accounting for records that were destroyed, CIA should include a representation that it is aware of no other undisclosed files or records relating to Lee Harvey Oswald or the assassination of President Kennedy, including records post-dating the 1978 HSCA investigation. We want the CIA to explicitly confirm, for example, that it is not aware of any undisclosed 1980's or 1990's intelligence or records
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Robert M. McNamara, Jr., Esq.July 15, 1998Page 11relating to Oswald or the assassination.As part of its overall representation, we request that CIA attach to the Final Declaration its complete formal response to the Review Board's request for an accounting of all pre- assassination files that CIA had on Lee Harvey Oswald [CIA-16]. We believe that CIA's response to CIA-16 has been very valuable and therefore should be included as part of CIA's Final Declaration.Also as part of its certification that no assassination records are being withheld, we request that CIA represent that any remaining assassination records being processed after September 1998 are, in fact, duplicates of records already in the JFK Collection (or are peripheral documents that have been identified to the Review Board for processing after September 1998). CIA should explain, in a general way, its methodology for identifying duplicates so that there is a reasonable level of assurance that unique documents are not being withheld.6. CIA Should State Its Future Commitments With Respect to   the Disclosure of Assassination RecordsAs we discussed with CIA, CIA will undertake certain actions, after September 1998, to continue release of duplicate records and to release postponed records in 2017. We request that CIA, in the Final Declaration, memorialize its commitment to undertake these tasks and describe what will be done (as contemplated in 11 A.3 and A.4 of this letter). In addition, we ask that CIA confirm in the Final Declaration that it will place any newly discovered or created assassination records into the JFK Collection.7. CIA Should Execute the Final Declaration Under Penalty of PerjuryCIA's Final Declaration should be made under penalty of perjury. We have made this request of all agencies that have searched for records under the JFK Act. The Review Board considers it essential that CIA's representations regarding its search for, and release of, assassination records be made under penalty of perjury.Because of the decentralized nature of CIA records, we ask that the responsible[^9] The Final Declaration(s) would be executed under oath in the form prescribed by 28 U.S.C. § 1746. Thus, the appropriate CIA official(s) would state at the conclusion of the Final Declaration(s) that "I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed in _______, Virginia on this _______ day of _______ 1998."[^9]: The Final Declaration(s) would be executed under oath in the form prescribed by 28 U.S.C. § 1746. Thus, the appropriate CIA official(s) would state at the conclusion of the Final Declaration(s) that "I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed in _______, Virginia on this _______ day of _______ 1998.
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Robert M. McNamara, Jr., Esq.July 15, 1998Page 12individual for certain important components of CIA execute an affidavit on behalf of that component certifying, under penalty of perjury, that a diligent search for assassination records was undertaken. Accordingly, we seek a separate certification from: (1) the DCI area; (2) the Directorate of Operations, including its counterintelligence components; (3) the Directorate of Intelligence; (4) the Directorate of Science & Technology; (4) the Directorate of Administration; and (5) the Office of Information and Management, which we understand to be the office responsible for maintaining CIA's archive records.Thank you for your continued cooperation in meeting the CIA's obligations under the JFK Act, responding to specific inquiries of the Review Board, and adhering to our compliance program. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.Sincerely![Signature of T. Jeremy Gunn]T. Jeremy GunnExecutive Director andGeneral Counselcc: Linda Cipriani, Esq.,CIAJ. Barry Harrelson, Senior Review Officer,CIASteven D. Tilley, Chief, JFK Assassination Records CollectionNARA
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# CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONSRELEASE IN FULL2000In a 15 July 1998 memo to CIA General Counsel, the JFK Assassination Records Review Board outlined what it expects will be contained in CIA's Final Declaration of Compliance, due to be submitted to the Board no later than 1 September 1998. The following is a summary of all points in section B which covers the Declaration:## B. CIA's Final Declaration of Compliance### 1. Specific Description of Searchesa.) Confirmation that relevant components inventoried their holdings for the relevant time periods for records on Oswald or the assassination. These relevant components are: DCI area, Directorates (DO, DA, DI, DST), and the AARC[Input details to be provided by the IROs]b.) Attach 1993 search request from HRG and "unclassified versions of memos from components that describe searches and results."[Note: search request is easy; 1993 responses, however, were thin to non-existent]Attach recent DCI directive, unclassified version of followup memo to CI, LA, CE and results of the searches. If possible, search terms and databases searched should be included.[Input details to be provided by the above offices]c.) 1963-64 files of Mexico City Station. If retained, confirm that they have been searched for assassination records. If not, state so.[DO to provide information]### 2. Provide an unclassified index identifying what files are in the JFK Collection at NARA. To the extent possible, attach an unclassified listing of what files are in the CIA-HSCA Sequestered Collection.[To be done after October 98]### 3. Account for Certain Important Record Groups, include. any destruction of Ass. Recordsb.) E.g. is from Mexico City tapes. Attach comment on the time and manner of destruction of any records, including information to the effect that destroyed records were first made available to the HSCA (if that is the case)
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[DO/IRO to provide input]c.) Explain missing McCone files relating to the time of the assassination.[DCI/IRO to provide input]d.) Attach CIA's statement on James Angleton's files, especially the fact that Angleton was involved in assisting the Warren Commission but no files have been found on this activity.[DO/IRO to provide input]e.) Verify that all relevant materials from Win Scott's files are in the HSCA Sequestered Collection. Describe how the Scott files were inventoried to ascertain that all assassination records were included.[DO/IRO to provide input]f.) Identify any other records relating to Oswald/assassination that CIA knows to have been destroyed or removed from CIA holdings.4. Include CIA's Written Responses for ARRB Requests for Additional Information, with Cross References for each.[HRP files]5. Statement that CIA is Aware of No Records on Oswald/Assassination Being Withheld from the Public.b.) Include CIA response to CIA-16c.) State that all assassination records being processed after Sept 98 are duplicates of records already in the JFK Collection or have been identified by the ARRB as peripheral.Explain our methodology for identifying duplicates.[HRP will handle all answers to No 5]6. CIA's Future Commitments to Disclosure of Newly Discovered Assassination Records
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# FAX TRANSMISSIONASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD600 E STREET, N.W. SECOND FLOORWASHINGTON, D.C. 20530202-724-0088FAX: 202-724-0457To: Barry HarrelsonFax #: 703-613-3063From: Michelle CombsSubject: Search TermsDate: July 22, 1998Pages: 2, including this cover sheet.COMMENTS:
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# Search TermsLee Harvey OswaldHarvey Lee OswaldMarina OswaldJack RubyExactionEx ActionExecutive ActionAssassinationPresident KennedyJohn F. KennedyKennedy AssassinationJFKJFK AssassinationPresidential ThreatsThreats to U.S. PresidentGPFLOORGPIDEALAssassination AttemptsWarren CommissionHSCAHouse Select Committee on Assassinations
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# HSCA NamesAlvarado, GilbertoArcacha-Smith, SergioAzcue Lopez, EsuebioCabell, EarleCalderon, LuisaCherne, LeoCobb, June ViolaConein, Lucien E.de Mohrenschildt, GeorgeDiosdado, CesarDuran, Silvia Tirado deFerrie, David W.Garrision, JamesGarro de Paz, ElenaGutierrez Menoyo, EloyHall, Loren EugeneHeming, Gerald PatrickJohnson, Priscilla Mary PostKantor, MarvinKostikov, Valeriy VladimirovichMartin, JackMasferrer y Rojas, RolandoMcMillan, Priscilla JohnsonMcVickar, John AnthonyNagell, Richard CaseOdio, SylviaPawley, William D.Proenza, Maria TeresaRaikin, SpasRay, ManuelRuby, JackSalvat Roque, Juan ManuelShaw, ClaySnyder, Richard E.Sturgis, Frank Anthony (aka Fioriri)Veciana, Antonio Carlos BlanchWebster, Robert EdwardWerbell, Mitchell Livingston III
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# HSCA NAMESAlferov, Ivan GavilovichAlpizar Perez, EvelioAlvardo, GilbertoAlvarez, Ramon JosephAlvarez Fernandez, SantiagoAlvarez Rodriguez, SantiagoAmron, IrvingAraujo Bernal, LepoldoArcacha-Smith, SergioArtime Buesa, ManuelAzcue Lopez, EsuebioBagley, Tennent H. (Pete)Bakulin, Valentin VasilyevBalbuena, LuisBarker, BernardBarnes, Winifred C.Bartes Clarins, Francisco AntonioBartes, FrankBartine, Dominick E.Batista Falla, laureanoBentin, SamBlanco Fernandez, Juan FranciscoBloc(k), MorrisBosch Avila, OrlandoBrowder, Edward, Jr.Buetos-Videla, C.Z. (aka Charlotte L. Zehrung)Bustamente O'Leary, Jose AngelCabell, EarleCain, Richard S.Carballido, EmilioCavillo, ManuelCellini, Dino VincentCharles, Clemard JosephChayes, AbramCherne, LeoChrist, David L.Cisneros Diaz, RogelioCitrynell, Harold
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13-00000Cobb, June ViolaCoe, Virginius FrankConein, Lucien E.Conte Aguero, LuisCroizer, Ross L.Cubela, RolandoCuesta Del Valle, AntonioDalzell, WilliamDavidson, IrvingDavis, Rudolph Richard, Jr.Davis, Thomas E.Davis, Bruce F.De Varona, Manuel AntonioDe Torres, Bernardode Mohrenschildt, GeorgeDiaz, Lanz MarcosDiaz-Lanz, Pedro JulioDiosdado, CesarDonovan, JohnDu Bois, David (aka Mc Canns, David Graham)Duque Miyar, EvelioDuran, Silvia Tirado deDutkaniez, JosephEchevarria Valdivia, Homer SamuelEspinosa-Hernandez, VictorFernandez, AlbertoFerre, Luis AlbertFerrie, David W.Flick Charles, EFlores, Jose Jesus ClarckFrank, Susan HeligmanGalan Ric, VictorGaranin, Fedor AlexeevichGarrison, JamesGarro de Paz, ElenaGibson, Richard T.Godoy y Solis, JoaquinGolitsyn, AnatoliyGolub, Grigoriy Y.Gonzales, Reinol
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13-00000Guitart Camizano, AgustinGutierrez Menoyo, EloyHall, Loren EugeneHalperin, Maurice HymanHem(m)ing, Gerald PatrickHernandez Sanchez, Carlos EduardoHernandez Hechevarria, AlbertoHoke, John LindsayHunt, Everette Howard, Jr.Isaacs, HaroldItkin, HerbertJohnson, Priscilla Mary PostJones, Louis HenryKail, Samuel G.Kantor, MarvinKara-Patnitsky, Waldemar borisKarty, Floryan R.Keenan, Thoman J.Koch, Gene JohnKorengold, Robert J. (Bud)Kostikov, Valeriy VladimirovichKutner, LouisLaborde, Lawrencw J.Lawson, John HowardLeonov, Nickolay SergeyevLesnick, MaxLoganov, Valentin SergeyevichLopez, Gilbert PolocarpoLorenz, MaritaLuce, Clare BoothLynch, GraysonMaheu, Robert A.Martin, Willian HamiltonMartin, JackMasferrer y Rojas, RolandoMastrocola, Bruce G. (aka Leo Cherne)Matlak, Dorthe K. (Mrs.)McCord, James W.McDonald, HughMcLaney, Michael
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McLendon, GordonMcMillan, Prisilla JohnsonMcVicker, John AMerloa, Joseph R.Meyer, KarlMiller, NewtonMirabal-Diaz, Alfredo M.Mitchell, BernonMoore, J. WaltonMorales, David S.Morales Navarette, RicardoMorgan, EilliamMorgan, William AlexanderMorua, MartinMoss, Edward K.Nagell, Richard CaseNewton, William J.Nobregas, GeorgeNunez Portuondo EmilioObyedkov, Ivan DimitriyrvichOdio, EuniceOtero, RolandoO'Sullivan, Fredrick StephenPaneque Batista, Victor ManuelPawley, William D.Pedroso Amores, AceloPerez Alamo, DuneyPetrulli, NicholasPhillips, David AtleePico Ramon, ReinaldoPino Machado, QuintinPittman, John OrionPosada, Luis ClementePosey, Buford WallacePrio Socarras, CarolsProenza, Maria TeresaRaikin, SpasRamirez Ortiz, AntillioRandall, Fredrick C.Rasco, Jose Ignacio
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13-00000Ray, ManuelReggab, MohammedRicciardelli, LiberoRodriguez, Emilio AmericoRodriguez y Gonzales, Armesto NapoleanRodriguez, Tamayo, FranciscoRodriguez Lopez, RogelioRorke, AlexanderRothman, NormanRuby, JackRuiz, PedroRuiz Perez, Ortestes G.Salvat Roque, Juan ManuelSeymour, William HoustonShaw, ClayShaw, Robert TaylorSierra, Martinee PaulinoSloboda, VladimirSnyder, Richard E.Soto Vazquez, AntonioStoner, Jessie B.Sturgis, Frank Anthony (aka Fioriri)Ulman, VlastimilUzolv, SergyVeciana Blanch, Antonio CarlosVeqa Rerez, ManuelWasserman, JackWebster, Robert EdwardWerbell, Mitchell Livingston IIIWhitehouse Insua, Eduardo JuliusWichtrich, Alfonso RudolphWickes, AlastarWilson Hudson, Carlos JuanWinston, HenryZambernardi, Robert M.Zarraga Martinez, Carlos