Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LISTle (Last, First, M.I.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J.Iress: LBJ Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, TX 78705Location: See BelowMR Case Number: NLJ 94-484Page 2 of 2Consulting Agency: CIADate Completed: 8/4/94nments:| Doc. Type                                                                                | Document Description               | Doc. Date | Classifi- cation | No. pp. | Comments            | Action Taken || ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | --------- | ---------------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------------ || E, Intelligence Briefings, "President's Intelligence Checklist, 11/23/63-12/5/63," Box 1 |                                    |           |                  |         |                     |              || cable                                                                                    | Intelligence Report                | 11/22/63  | TS/ Codeword     | 4       | [SC-NLJ-087/93 B/1] | DIF          || report                                                                                   | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/28/63  | TS/ Codeword     | 14      | [SC-NLJ-088/93 B/1] |              || report.                                                                                  | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/30/63  | TS/ Codeword     | 11      | [SC-NLJ-089/93 B/1] |              |
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# COVER# SHEETFAXTo: Barry HarrelsonFax #: (703) 613-3063Subject: LBJ Library documents outstandingDate: May 28, 1998Pages: 9, including this cover sheet.COMMENTSThe following is a list of some of the LBJ Library documents that have not reached us in the review process. As I understand it, these were submitted to you by the library and marked as assassination records by Michelle. They are related to request CIA-9. As we discussed these are not the balance of the LBJ library records awaiting review, only the most easily identified.> [Figure: Text stating CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT]From the desk of...Robert J. SkwirotAssassination Records Review Board600 E Street, NWWashington, D.C. 20530(202) 724-0088Fax: (202) 724-0457
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# LBJ LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LISTName (Last, First, M.I.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J.Address: LBJ Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, TX 78705File Location: See BelowMR Case Number: NLJ 94-484Page 1 of 2Consulting Agency: CIADate Completed: 8/4/94Comments:| Doc. No.                                                                                   | Doc. Type | Document Description               | Doc. Date | Classification | No. pp. | Comments            | Action Taken || ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------- | ---------------------------------- | --------- | -------------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------------ || NSF, Intelligence File, "Codeword Material, Vol. 1," Box 6                                 |           |                                    |           |                |         |                     |              || 28                                                                                         | report    | Intelligence Report                | 11/26/63  | TS/Codeword    | 5       | [SC-NLJ-082/93 B/1] |              || 29                                                                                         | memo      | Intelligence Memorandum            | 11/25/63  | TS/Codeword    | 9       | SC No. 12420/63 B/1 |              || 10                                                                                         | memo      | Intelligence Memorandum            | 11/24/63  | TS/Codeword    | 10      | SC No. 12149/63 B/1 |              || 1                                                                                          | memo      | Intelligence Memorandum            | 11/23/63  | TS/Codeword    | 11      | SC No. 06509/63 B/1 |              || ISF, Intelligence Briefings, "President's Intelligence Checklist, 11/23/63-12/5/63," Box 1 |           |                                    |           |                |         |                     |              ||                                                                                            | report    | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/25/63  | TS/Codeword    | 11      | [SC-NLJ-083/93 B/1] |              ||                                                                                            | report    | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/26/63  | TS/Codeword    | 11      | [SC-NLJ-084/93 B/1] |              ||                                                                                            | report    | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/27/63  | TS/Codeword    | 16      | [SC-NLJ-085/93 B/1] |              || 1                                                                                          | report    | Intelligence Report                | undated   | S/Codeword     | 4       | [SC-NLJ-086/93 B/1] |              |
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# LBJ LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LISTName (Last, First, M.1.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J.Address: LBJ Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, TX 78705File Location: See BelowMR Case Number: NLJ 94-484Page 2 of 2Consulting Agency: CIADate Completed: 8/4/94Comments:| oc.                                                                                        | Doc. Type | Document Description               | Doc. Date | Classification | No. pp. | Comments            | Action Taken || ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------- | ---------------------------------- | --------- | -------------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------------ || ISF, Intelligence Briefings, "President's Intelligence Checklist, 11/23/63-12/5/63," Box 1 |           |                                    |           |                |         |                     |              || b                                                                                          | cable     | Intelligence Report                | 11/22/63  | TS/ Codeword   | 4       | [SC-NLJ-087/93 B/1] |              ||                                                                                            | report    | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/28/63  | TS/ Codeword   | 14      | [SC-NLJ-088/93 B/1] |              ||                                                                                            | report    | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/30/63  | TS/ Codeword   | 11      | [SC-NLJ-089/93 B/1] |              |
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# LBJ LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LISTName (Last, First, M.I.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J.Address: 2313 Red River, Austin, TX 78705File Location: NSF, Situation Room File, 11/22/63-12/31/63, Box 58Comments: PCI = Possible Classified Information| loc. lo. | Doc. Type | Document Description | Doc. Date          | Classifi- cation | No. pp. | Comments | Action Taken || -------- | --------- | -------------------- | ------------------ | ---------------- | ------- | -------- | ------------ ||          | report    | "Classified Log"     | 11/22/63- 12/31/63 | PCI              | 71      |          |              |MR Case Number: NLJ 95-270Page 1 of 1Consulting Agency: CIA/WHDate Completed: 6/13/95
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# BJ LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LISTame (Last, First, M.I.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J.address: LBJ Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, TX 78705file Location: NSF, Committee File, President's Committee on the Warren Report, Meetings, Vol. 1, Box 14MR Case Number: NLJ 95-380Page 1 of 1Consulting Agency: CIADate Completed: 8/30/95| c.  | Doc. Type | Document Description    | Doc. Date | Classifi- cation | No. pp. | Comments        | Action Taken || --- | --------- | ----------------------- | --------- | ---------------- | ------- | --------------- | ------------ || 5   | memo      | Intelligence Memorandum | 10/16/64  | S                | 8       | [Exempted 1976] |              |
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# LBJ LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LISTName (Last, First, M.I.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J.Address: LBJ Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, TX 78705File Location: See Below:Comments: PCI= Possible Classified Information| Doc. No.                                                        | Doc. Type | Document Description                     | Doc. Date | Classification | No. pp. | Comments                        | Action Taken || --------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------- | --------- | -------------- | ------- | ------------------------------- | ------------ || NSF, Country File, USSR, Memos, Vol, 1, Box 217                 |           |                                          |           |                |         |                                 |              || 61                                                              | memo      | Harriman to Bundy                        | 12/31/63  | C              | 1       | *declan*                        |              || 61a                                                             | notes     | Walton's "Visit to Moscow"               | 12/63     | C              | 5       | 4                               |              || NSF, Country File, USSR, Mikoyan Conversations, Vol, J, Box 228 |           |                                          |           |                |         |                                 |              || 3a                                                              | memcon    | "Soviet press reaction to President..."  | 11/25/63  | C              | 1       | *declan [ #9a ]*                |              || 3b                                                              | memcon    | "Mikoyan conversation with Mrs. Kennedy" | 11/25/63  | C              | 1       | " *[#8?]*                       |              || VSF, Country File, Cuba, Vol. 1, Box 16                         |           |                                          |           |                |         |                                 |              || 31                                                              | airgram   | La Paz A-477                             | 1/2/64    | C              | 5       | "[Sanitized 1991/copy enclosed] |              || 59                                                              | airgram   | Madrid A-442                             | 12/16/63  | PCI            | 2       | "                               |              || 61                                                              | airgram   | Madrid A-437                             | 12/13/63  | PCI            | 2       | "                               |              || 78                                                              | cable     | Madrid 1155                              | 12/7/63   | C              | 1       | to CIA < This one only          |              |MR Case Number: NLJ 95-212Page 1 of 1Consulting Agency: STATEDate Completed: 5/24/95
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# LBJ LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LISTName (Last, First, M.I.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J.Address: 2313 Red River, Austin, TX 78705File Location: NSF, Intelligence Briefings, President's Intelligence Checklist, 11/23-12/15/63, Box 1MR Case Number: NLJ 95-26.Page 1 of 1Consulting Agency: CIADate Completed: 6/13/95Comments:| Doc. No. | Doc. Type | Document Description               | Doc. Date | Classifi- cation | No. pp. | Comments            | Action Taken || -------- | --------- | ---------------------------------- | --------- | ---------------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------------ || 1        | report    | President's Intelligence Checklist | 11/23/63  | TS/ Codeword     | 15      | [SC-NLJ-063/95 B/1] |              |
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ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY6 September 1998MEMORANDUM FOR: Barbara T. Blufer @ DIFROM: J. Barry HarrelsonJFK Project OfficerOFFICE: OIM/HRPSUBJECT: ARRB Request CIA-9: President's Intelligence ChecklistsREFERENCE:Barbara,Could you take a few minutes before the ARP to look at how we are handling the Checklists. ARRB has requested 11 (Nov. 20-30); Jim Hanrahan is reviewing.Have you finished your review of the 24 documents sent previously? If so could you bring them with you.The two items you gave me to review last week are not considered "assassination records"; you can close the book on them.The ARRB staff will not complete its review of DI documents until the end of this week. Hopefully they will not select many as assassination records (AR). If possible, I would like to set up coordination session at IP. I will call you as soon as I know how many assassination records we have.Thanks for you help.BarryCC: James R. Oliver @ DA (bcc: Bonnie K. Hunter-Y-)Sent on 6 September 1998 at 03:23:55 PMADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY
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# MEMORANDUMSeptember 12, 1998To: Laura DenkExecutive Directorcc: Bob SkwirotCIA Team LeaderFrom: Michelle CombsAssociate Director for Research and ReviewBen RockwellAnalystSubject: CIA-9 Publications and Analytical MaterialsThe Review Board's Request for Additional Records and Information CIA-9 asked the CIA to locate CIA or Intelligence Community serial publications for the dates immediately before and after the assassination (November 20-30, 1963), including such publications as the President's Daily Brief, the President's Checklist, and any serial publications related specifically to Cuba or the Soviet Union. Review Board also requested that a search be undertaken for any analytical materials bearing upon the assassination.In response to the Review Board's request, the Directorate of Intelligence (DI) searched for serial publications which might contain information of relevance to the assassination, special or ad hoc reports pertaining to the assassination, and raw intelligence reports on topics which might pertain to the assassination. All the material s supplied by the Directorate of Intelligence have been reviewed by the Review Board staff. Material within these publications, relevant to the assassination of President John Kennedy, was designated as assassination records. Due to the sensitive and worldwide nature of the information contained in most of these Directorate of Intelligence publications, only material relevant to the assassination was designated as an assassination record. These designated records will be processed and sent to the JFK Collection at the National Archives.The Directorate of Intelligence supplied copies of the following serial publications for the period November 20-30, 1963 or containing information which from the period November 20-30, 1963.
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The President's Intelligence Checklist, the predecessor of *The President's Daily Brief*, an all-source daily summary of intelligence information designed for the President and a small number of high level officials.The Daily Brief of the Central Intelligence Bulletin, a larger and more detailed all-source publication with a wider distribution.The Weekly Review - Office of Current Intelligence, an all-source weekly compendium of events available on Fridays.The Weekly Summary - Office of Current Intelligence, a more limited version of *The Weekly Review* mentioned above. *The Weekly Summary* only contained material up to the SECRET level.According to the Directorate of Intelligence, only one analytical report on Cuba or the Soviet Union, dated November 15, 1963, was issued near the relevant period. The Review Board staff read this report but did not designate it as an assassination record.The Review Board staff also examined *The President's Intelligence Briefing Book*, dated November 26, 1963, a compendium of information on major intelligence issues affecting the national security of the United States, which was prepared for President Lyndon Johnson. This briefing book was not designated as an assassination record.In addition, the DI was asked to search for intelligence reporting on anti-Castro activity by Cuban exile groups in the United States from January 1961 - January 1964. *The Weekly Review - Office of Current Intelligence* for April 5, April 12, and April 19, 1963 were found to contain relevant information on exile raids on Cuban targets. The relevant portions of these documents were designated as assassination records.Finally, the Directorate of Intelligence (DI) searched for records based on subjects supplied by the Review Board staff. The DI database is searchable only by general subject headings assigned from a master list and coded to particular documents. This database is not searchable by keyword. In response to the Review Board's request, the DI supplied raw intelligence reports (not finished analytical intelligence documents) for the period November 20 - November 30, 1963 for the USSR, Cuba, and Mexico. Documents relevant to the assassination of President John Kennedy were designated as assassination records.The DI reported that there were no DI intelligence reports on the following subjects searched at the request of the Review Board staff:
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* USSR and assassination* Cuba and assassination* Mexico and assassination* Minsk radio factories* Cuban training bases in Minsk* Helsinki and visas* Hotels and Moscow* Hotels and Minsk* Freighter "Marion Lykes"3
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# TOP SECRET14 September 1998FOR DI REVIEW: CIA #9, LBJ Library MaterialNOTE: Review only the material outside of the blue highlighting. Inside the blue highlighting is declared non-relevant.Attachments:I. THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST(11 items, see below)1. 20 November 1963, 8 pages2. 21 November 1963, 8 pages3. 22 November 1963, 7 pages4. 23 November 1963, 14 pages5. 24 November 1963, 11 pages6. 25 November 1963, 11 pages7. 26 November 1963, 10 pages8. 27 November 1963, 16 pages9. 28 November 1963, 14 pages10. 29 November 1963, 10 pages11. 30 November 1963, 10 pagesII. McCone Files: Two items: White House Briefing for the DCI, 7 April 1964, 6 pages; and Khanh's Data on "Population Control," 5 May 1964, 3 pagesIII. McCone Files: Two items: re South Vietnam, 11 September 1963, 3 pages; NSC ExCom Meetong on Vietnam, 18 September 1963, 4 pagesIV. McCone Files: Two Items: The Diem Regime, 8 October 1963, 4 pages; Special OCI Memoranda on Coup Plotting in South Vietnam, 7 October 1963.ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE ONLY WHEN SEPARATED FROM TOP SECRET ATTACHMENTS# TOP SECRET
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# Central Intelligence Agency![Seal of Central Intelligence Agency]Washington, D. C. 20505file copy14 September 1998CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONSRELEASE IN FULL2013Ms. Laura Denk, EsquireExecutive DirectorAssassination Records Review Board600 E Street, NWWashington, DC 20530Reference: CIA-9, Intelligence Community Publicationson Cuba or USSR (November 20-30, 1963)Dear Ms. Denk:This is in response to referent request.Searches were made for information responsive to the request and materials were provided for examination by ARRB staff. From that examination, staff members selected a number of documents to be included within the JFK Collection. Those documents have now been included with the JFK Collection and are being processed for released to NARA.This concludes the Agency's action on this request. If you have any question, please advise.Sincerely,![Signature]J. Barry HarrelsonJFK Project Officer
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Ms. Laura Denk, EsquireHRP/OIM: apd/(14 Sep 98)Distribution:Original - Addressee1 - Subject File
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ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLYMEMORANDUM FOR: J. Barry Harrelson@DCIFROM: Barbara T. BluferDI/IROOFFICE: DI/IROSUBJECT: Disposition of the DI/IRO on the release of Country Names in the 11PICLs Reviewed byMe for the ARRB21 September 1998REFERENCE:1.  In light of the additional details, laying out the background of negotiations on the PICLs conducted by Linda Cipriani in OGC and articulated in a note to George last week--not sent to me, I concur with the inclusion of country names of even the non-relevant titles in the text of the reviewed PICLs. It's always easier to make appropriate decisions when one is armed with the full knowledge of the background. In light of my very short tenure in dealing with this issue, I would appreciate in the future receiving any background or additional information on prior negotiations that hay bearing on decisions I must make. Additionally, having that background information ahead of any review or disposition saves time and effort, and result in the best decision not only for the DI but also for the Agency.2.  This concludes the DI action on this matter. A signed copy of this memorandum will be sent to Barry for his records.Barbara T. BluferCC: Robert J. Eatinger@DCILinda C. Cipriani@DCIW. George Jameson@DIKathleen K. Boster@DIJames R. Oliver@DAMichael D. Smith@DISent on 21 September 1998 at 11:34:13 AMADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLYBB
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# Assassination Records Review Board600 E Street NW · 2nd Floor · Washington, DC 20530(202) 724-0088 · Fax: (202) 724-0457January 28, 1997Mr. John PereiraDirectorHistorical Review GroupCenter for the Study of IntelligenceCentral Intelligence AgencyWashington, DC 20505Re: Request for Additional Information and Records No. CIA-16(Oswald Pre-Assassination Files)Dear John:Under the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992, 44U.S.C. § 2107 (Supp. V 1994), the Review Board has the authority to "direct aGovernment office to . . . investigate the facts surrounding, additional information [and]records. . . ." Section 7(J)(1)(C)(ii). Pursuant to this authority, the Review Board isseeking to resolve in a complete and comprehensive manner certain questions related tofiles on Lee Harvey Oswald that CIA may have held prior to the assassination ofPresident Kennedy. Accordingly, we request that CIA provide complete andcomprehensive answers to the questions identified below.On May 12, 1992, Director Robert M. Gates testified to the Senate Committee onGovernmental Affairs regarding CIA's records on Oswald prior to the assassination.Mr. Gates testified that "[p]rior to President Kennedy's assassination, CIA held only asmall file on Lee Harvey Oswald that consisted of 34 documents amounting to 124pages. . . ." (The Assassination Materials Disclosure Act of 1972: Hearing Before theCommittee on Governmental Affairs, 100th Cong., 2d Sess. 52 (1992) (emphasis added)(copy enclosed). It is the Review Board's current understanding, however, that at thetime of the assassination, CIA held at least three separate files (including soft files) onLee Harvey Oswald: a 201 file (201-289248), an HTLINGUAL file, and an Office of