Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Included among the FBI records to be retainedunder the Records Retention Plan formulated by the NationalArchives and Records Service are those which would havehistorical value and would document policies, procedures,functions, legislative and budget matters, and the like--and reports of investigations of both civil and criminalactivities, including "crimes involving, and other records,concerning, the Presidents and Vice Presidents of theUnited States, members of and delegates elected to theCongresses of the United States, cabinet heads, judges andother officials appointed by the President."In establishing the FBI Records Retention Plan,the National Archives and Records Service noted, "Ordinarilythe records of a Federal agency that are worthy of permanentretention amount to a rather small percentage of the totalvolume of records generated. Many of the records producedby the Federal Bureau of Investigation, however, relate toa number of controversial if not important aspects of thehistory of the United States, particularly to the role ofthe Federal Government in its relation to its citizens.To be sure, many years will pass before these records canbe made available to the public for historical and othersėrious research. Nevertheless, the archival value of theserecords will not decrease nor will interest in them dissipate."In addition, the FBI is also required by theFederal Records Act to make records containing adequate andproper documentation of its administration and operationswhich, among other things, are designed to furnish informa-tion necessary to protect the legal and financial interestof the Government and of persons directly affected by FBIactivities.## Practical Reasons for Retaining InformationLogic, reason, and lessons learned from more thansix decades of law enforcement experience dictate that theFBI should maintain records of investigations it has conducted(category #1 cited at the top of page 7) and records ofinformation it has disseminated to other agencies (category #2on page 7).Such records enable the FBI to answer questions orchallenges (including those arising in judicial or administra-tive proceedinus) involving investigations FBI Agents haveconducted and/or information the FBI has disseminated to other
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agencies. Such records also enable the FBI to furnish additional copies of investigative reports or other information that has been disseminated--should additional copies be needed by the original recipients or by other official agencies. Furthermore, the information contained in these files often proves of assistance in future investigations.Less obvious may be the reasons why the FBI retains the third category of information about Congressmen and Senators (data that has neither been investigated nor disseminated by the FBI) cited on page 7.If such information is of an administrative nature--that is, if the information indicates the lawmaker is interested in a specific FBI investigation, a specific area of the FBI's jurisdiction, or specific FBI policies, practices and procedures--it is filed for:(1) the information and advice of FBI employees in connection with future contacts or correspondence with that Congressman or Senator;(2) consideration of FBI personnel in connection with possible future changes in FBI policies, practices, and procedures.If the information is of a personal nature--that is, if it reflects upon the loyalty, character, or integrity of a lawmaker--it is included in FBI files for the following reasons:(1) The information may prove of value when a present or former Congressman or Senator is considered for a position in the Executive or Judicial Branch of Government which requires that the FBI conduct a background investigation of him.(2) The information could prove of value in solving future crimes committed against the Congressman or Senator--or against members of that lawmaker's family. (A person who berates and defames a lawmaker would be a logical suspect if that lawmaker--or another Congressman or Senator whose views coincide with his--becomes the target of actual or threatened violence.)(3) The information could aid the FBI in solving crimes committed against other persons. (For example, the handwriting, typewriting, stationery, and/or distinctive- 9 -
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phraseology in a letter defaming a Congressman could assistthe FBI in linking the writer of that letter to a subsequentextortion note or written bomb threat that does not involveany member of Congress.)(4) The information frequently provides valuable.insight into the character, stability, and reliability ofthe person who has furnished it to the FBI. Thereby, it isof value and assistance to the FBI in future contacts with,contacts by, or inquiries regarding, this individual.(5) The information provides a useful administra-tive check on the performance of FBI field offices--particularly with regard to the important consideration ofwhether they are being fully responsive to the public needs.Supervisory personnel regularly review complaints orallegations received from the public to insure that theappropriate action was taken--if, in fact, action was calledfor.### WHAT IS REQUIRED TO DESTROY FILE INFORMATION:Barring a new law of Congress and/or receipt of arevised FBI Records Retention Plan from the National Archivesand Records Service, the FBI cannot unilaterally undertakethe destruction of information regarding Congressmen andSenators in its files.-- 10 --NW 88296 Docld:32989624 Page 217
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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONWASHINGTON, D. C. 20535Addressee: Senate Select Committee[X] LHM  [ ] Memo  [ ] Report dated 7-21-75Caption of Document: U.S. Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations With Respect to Intelligence Activities. Concerning 3 questions asked by that Subcommittee.Originating Office: FBIDelivered by: PaulVplay Date: 7/24/75Received by:Title:Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI#MOR16ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEDHEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEDDATE 10/2/00 BY SP-2 ALMITGENCLOSURE 62-116395-470NW 88296 Docld:32989624 Page 218
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# Intelligence Community StaffATTN: Central IndexSUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees1. HOW PROVIDED (check appropriate term. If a document was made available for review but not transmitted, so note.)* DOCUMENT2. DATE PROVIDED7/21/753. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)* SSC  HSC4. IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; give name or identification number of briefer, interviewee, testifier and subject)Memorandum and enclosure5. IN RESPONSE TO (list date and item number if in response to formal request, otherwise state verbal request of (name), initiative, subpoena, etc.)SSC oral request on 7/16/756. CLASSIFICATION OF INFORMATION (enter U, C, S, TS or Codeword)U7. KEY WORDS (enter the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are used underline for emphasis)Operating procedures8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)FBI information-gathering practices with respect to members of Congress62-116395FMK: fmk(4)ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY INDEX IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75TREAT AS YELLOW
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# INSTRUCTIONS• Type or print clearly in ink.• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the information.• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to HSC) or changes to a previously submitted form are necessary, submit a copy of the original abstract, with the change indicated.SPECIFIC ITEM NO. 8. SUMMARY - enter brief narrative statement describing substance of information and showing relationship to Intelligence Community matters if appropriate. Any feedback or evidence of investigatory interests should be noted. Commitments made to supply additional information should be noted. Additionally, certain administrative information may be entered here, e.g., restrictions on review of a document, if document was paraphrased, whether interviewee is current or former employee, etc. If actual document or transcript is provided, that fact should be noted and no summary is required. Additional pages may be attached if necessary.
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# THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCEWASHINGTON, D. C.. 20505Intelligence Community StaffDCI/IC 75-261329 July 1975MEMORANDUM FOR: Members_of the USIB Ad Hoc Coordinating GroupSUBJECT : Security ClearancesAttached is an updated listing of staff personnel certified by the Staff Director/Senate Select Committee as meeting the requirements of Executive Order 10450 for access to classified information up to and including TOP SECRET. Some of these individuals have been certified as meeting the requirements of DCID 1/14 and have been provided the appropriate briefing.Harriet Mowitt forJohn M. ClarkeAssociate Deputy to the DCIfor the Intelligence CommunityAttachment
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# IC STAFF VERIFICATION OF CLEARANCESStaff Members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities who have received a security investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation within the past five years and are certified as meeting requirements of EO 10450 for access to classified information up to and including TOP SECRET.29 JUL 1975| Name              | Compartmented Clearance Designated Briefed (SI, TK, B) | Date and Place of Birth | Social Security No.  || ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------- | -------------------- || Aaron, David      | * B 4/15                                               | 8-21-38 Ill.            | 550-44-7971.         || Der, William      | * B.4/17                                               | 9-8-31 NJ..             | 545-30-3377 TF Badge || Bayly, John       | * В 5/19                                               | 1-26-44. DC             | 578-60-2305          || Banoff, Barbara:  | * B-6/26                                               | 12-20-45. Cal.:         | 561-68-9123.         || Barkey, Howard    | * B 6/2.                                               | 1-26-17. Mo.            | 490-01-6758          || Baron, Frederick. | * B 5/19                                               | 12-2-47 Conn.           | 494-54-5241          || Benz, Charity I.  | * B 5/23                                               | 7-23-46. NY             | 053-38-7410          || Betts, Richard K. | * B 7/1                                                | 8-15-47 Pa.             | 016-38-2619          || Birdsell, Wayne   |                                                        | 5-2-06 DC               | 578-03-1841          || Bloomfield, Susan | * B 7/14                                               | 12-23-51 Ohio           | 256-92-0341          || Bouschard, Samuel | * В 6/10                                               | 3-12-24 Maine           | 007-18-3292          || Brissett, Belva   | * B 6/10                                               | 6-23-41 Ok.             | 440-44-6374          || Brooks, Nancy     | * B 5/23                                               | 2-14-40 Ky              | 313-38-6773          || Brown, C. Harold  |                                                        | 6-6-38 Ohio             | 278-34-3428:         || Erown, Maxine     | * B. 6/26.                                             | 8-8-28 :Ida.            | 568-40-3123          |NW 88296 Docld:32989624 Page 222> ENCLOSURE 62-116390-469![ALL USI INFORMATION CONTAINED HERZENIS UNCLASSIFIED #MDR16]
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# Name Compartmented Clearance Designated Briefed Date and Social Security No.# 29. JUL 1975# Place of Birth (SI, TK, B)Bushong, David * B 71/4 8-10-47 Ohio 289-40-1203Carpenter, Margaret * B 5/19 8-27-44 Cal. 555-62-6129Carter, Barry * B 4/24 12-14-42 Cal. 567-56-8854Chesnick, Barbara * B 7/14 4-18-46 WI 390-46-2235Culbreth, Elizabeth * B 7/2 6-23-42 NC 240-64-9040Davis, Lynn * B 4/17(Port) 9-6-43 Fl. 042-36-9155 TF BadgeDawson, Thomas * B 6/26 9-9-52 Minn. 471-60-1688Dawson, Rhett * B 5/19 12-9-43 Ill. 351-34-4329DeMarco, James * B 6/26 3-12-43 W. Va. 286-36-9097Dennin, Joseph Francis * B 6/23 6-9-43 NY 567-62-5353DeOreo, Mary * B 6/26 6-13-47 Ohio 287-42-6258Genova, Joseph E. * B 6/26 2-22-45 Del. 222-28-5430Dick, James * B 6/26 7-25-47 Mass. 029-36-6745Dillon, Molly * B 6/10 4-16-51 Va. 150-38-4588Doolittle, Patricia 8-12-43 NC 213-42-6360Dwyer, Daniel * B 7/14 8-24-52 Ma. 023-44-8792Elliff, John * B 5/23 6-30-41 DC. 345-34-2468Epstein, Michael Taylor * B 6/26 3-10-37 Mass. 026-28-6318Erno, Joan 8-30-46 DC 215-46-2988NW 88296' DocId:32989624, Page 223
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29 JUL 1975| Name                   | Compartmented Clearance Designated Briefed (SI, TK, B) | Date and Place of Birth | Social Security No.     || ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------- | ----------------------- || Fenn, Peter            | * B 4/24                                               | 12-12-47 Ma.            | 213-50-1123             || Ford, Harold           | * B 6/26                                               | 3-23-21 Cal.            | 550-16-4630             || Gitenstein, Mark Henry | * B 5/28                                               | 3-7-46 Ala.             | 420-60-8767             || Grant, Bruce           | * B 7/2                                                | 6-16-16 Neb.            | 507-20-1311             || Greissing, Edward      | * B 7/14                                               | 11-27-50 Germany        | 296-50-4113             || Harrigan, Arthur       | * В 5/19                                               | 3-16-44 NY              | 141-34-1031             || Hatry, Audrey Helen    | * B 5/19                                               | 6-10-23 Md.             | 216-14-8691             || Inderfurth, Mark K.    | * B-4/29                                               | 9-29-46 NC              | 245-74-5617. TF Badge.  || Iverson, Portia.       | * B 7/14                                               | 10-22-50 W. Va.         | -233-84-0847            || Jefferson, Arthur M.   | * B 6/26                                               | 3-16-44 NY              | 141-34-1031             || Johnson, Dorothy       | *                                                      | 6-8-25 Or.              | 540-20-6413             || Johnson, Loch          | * B 4/29                                               | 2-21-42 N. Zealand      | 566-62-0478             || Oralekas, Anne         | * B 5/28                                               | 11-6-46 Ma.             | 023-36-4329             || .Kayden, Jeffrey       | * B 7/14                                               | 3-22-51 NY              | 065-40-7277             || . Kelley, Robert       | * B 5/19                                               | 10-29-40 Ind.           | 559-54-1348             || Kieves, Lawrence       | * B 5/19                                               | 1-4-48 NY               | 068-38-6464             || Kirbow, Charles        | * B4/24                                                | 10-2-22 Ga.             | 252-12-5112 . TF Badge. || Kirchheimer, Joseph    |                                                        | 6-3-17 111.             | 359-03-7843             |
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#| Name                    | Compartmented Clearance Designated Briefed (SI, TK, B) | Date and Place of Birth | Social Security No.  || ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------- | -------------------- || Koppal, Diane           | * B 6/26                                               | 6-24-48 NC              | 219-48-0018          || LaVoy, Diane            | * B 6/10                                               | 11-10-48 Venezuela      | 165-40-3119          || Liebengood, Howard      |                                                        | 12-29-42 In.            | 307-44-9707          || Lombard, Charles        | * B 4/24                                               | 6-2-30 France           | 578-44-9471 Badge    || Lynch, Mary             |                                                        | 3-16-26 W. Va.          | 250-38-1344          || MacDonald, Naldeen      |                                                        | 10-19-51 Brazil         | 225-78-8708          || Madigan, Michael James  | * B 4/15                                               | 4-18-43 DC              | 042-34-3797 TF Badge || Marshall, Benjamin      | * B 4/17                                               | 5-4-19 NE               | 485-28-4503          || Marshall, Burke         |                                                        | 10-1-22 NJ              | 577-44-5241          || Mascioli, Cynthia       | * B 6/26                                               | 1-4-51 NY               | 112-44-7636          || Mason, Judy             | * B 6/10                                               | 1-6-46 DC               | 578-60-7280          || Maxwell, Elliot Everett | * B 4/15                                               | 7-24-46 NY              | 133-34-4225 TF Badge || Mayo, Betty             | * B 6/26                                               | 2-13-22 Ohio            | 277-14-4062          || Mecham, Martha Evans    | * B 5/23                                               | 2-11-40 Cal.            | 528-48-6848          || Miller, William G.      | * B 4/15                                               | 8-15-31 NY              | 109-26-4349          || Monaco, Patricia        | * B 5/23                                               | 10-17-35 NJ             | 157-26-8100          |
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29. JUL 1975# Compartmented Clearance## Name Designated Briefed (SI, TK, B) Date and Place of Birth Social Security No.Moore, Janet * B 5/23 4-9-43 Iowa 484-52-9820Murphy, Michael * 10-13-54 Tex. 231-86-8829O'Flaherty, James Daniel * B 4/15 11-4-42 Ill. 239-62-8495 BadgeOrloff, Jan * B 6/26 11-14-47 Cal. 558-74-8394Owens, Drena * B 6/2 12-8-42 NC 242-68-3271Peterson, John F. * B 6/26 6-15-41 Cal. 565-56-7707Pitts, Susan * B 6/10 10-24-53 Canada 020-40-7638Postal, Andrew * B 7/23 5-11-48 NY 128-40-4695Pyle, Christopher * B 6/26 11-24-39 Mass. 019-30-9898Quanbeck, Elton * B 5/19 5-15-26 N. Dak. 501-14-4534Ralston, Theodore * B 7/23 8-25-48 Wash. 538-48-4673Rhea, Gordon * B 6/26 3-10-45 Va. 412-74-7901Rard, Eric * B 7/10 12-27-49 NY 128-40-7430Ricks, Walter * B 6/26 12-27-46 Ga. 244-74-4304Romberg, Alan * B 4/22 12-1-38 NY 107-30-8583Rowe, James * B 5/19 6-6-51 DC 579-62-6719Schneider, Ruth * B 5/23 10-31-44 Conn. 008-32-0180Schwarz, Frederick A. O. III * B 4/15 4-20-35 NY 084-30-2047Seidel, Lester * B 6/26 7-17-44 DC 216-38-5204
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# Name Compartmented Clearance Designated Briefed (SI, TK, B) Date and Place of Birth. Social Security No. 29 JUL 1975Shea, Patrick * B 4/15 2-28-48 Utah 528-64-1965Shelburn, Frank 5-30-13 Va. 338-24-6934Smith, Elizabeth * B 5/19 6-21-49 NY 076-42-0199Smith, John L. * B 6/26 3-3-39 Ky. 400-52-5800Smith, Stephanie 3-23-54 Ohio 282-58-6476Smothers, Curtis * B 5/16 8-26-43 Md. 220-38-9869 BadgeSnider, Lewis Brittle * B 4/24 1-12-45 NC. 246-72-0956Talley, Martha * B 6/26 9-7-50 NC 245-88-1368Thoben, Florence 6-2-10 Ind. 313-12-1857Thomas, Robert. 12-16-25 Md. 219-14-5186Towell, Mary * B 6/10 4-25-44 Tenn. 566-64-7628Treverton, Gregory * B 6/2 1-21-47 Colo. 524-62-2459Trueheart, William * B 6/2 12-18-18 Va. 225-20-6411Turner, James * B 7/14 6-29-53 Cal. 215-64-7255Tschirgi, James: * B 6/26 2-23-25 Wyo. 520-16-7290Vance, James * B.7/23 4-6-36 Ohio 078-28-3950Wallach, Paul * B 6/26 5-24-4.7 NY 149-36-2999Ward, Fred 11-20-40 DC 225-50-9983
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| Name                   | Compartmented Clearance Designated Briefed (SI, TK, B) | Date and Place of Birth | Social Security No. |          || ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------- | ------------------- | -------- || White, William         | * B 7/10                                               | 8-8-39 Pa.              | 168-30-9147         |          || Wides, Burton. Victor  | * B 4/17                                               | 6-14-41 NJ              | 139-30-1936         | TF Badge || Wiik, Carol Ann        | * B 5/23                                               | 4-21-51 Mass.           | 017-40-7170         |          || Wilson, Otis           | * B-6/10                                               | 5-16-20 Va.             | 557-14-5461         |          || Zimmerman, Peter Brown | already briefed                                        | 3-26-46 Ill.            | 227-60-1093         |          || Zimmerman, Phebe       |                                                        | 12-1-50 Ohio            | 271-54-1724         |          |
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO: Clarence M. Kelley, DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationFROM: Edward H. LeviAttorney GeneralDATE: July 16, 1975SUBJECT: United States Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities.The United States Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities (the "Church Committee") has recently requested certain information regarding the functions of the Attorney General with respect to the supervision of and policy-making for internal security and intelligence activities. I would appreciate it if you would prepare by July 25, 1975 the fullest possible response to the following questions:1. What standards and procedures has the Attorney General adopted for the collection, analysis, use, and dissemination of organized crime intelligence?2. To what extent have communications between the White House and the FBI or other agencies under the jurisdiction of the Attorney General bypassed the Attorney General? To what extent should such communications be channeled through the Attorney General?![photo of soldier with a rifle]
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONCOMMUNICATIONS SECTIONNR 007 AT CODED10:16 PM NITEL JULY 30, 1975 TELETYPETO: DIRECTOR (62-116395)FROM: ATLANTA (62-2854)SENSTUDY '75, BUDED: JULY 31, 1975.RE BUREAU NITEL TO ATLANTA, JULY 25, 1975.IN RESPONSE TO REQUEST SET FORTH, EXTENSIVE FILE REVIEW AND RELATED ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE WILL ENTAIL TIME WHICH WILL NOT ALLOW ATLANTA TO MEET THE JULY 31, 1975, DEADLINE.ATLANTA ANTICIPATES RECOVERY AND XEROXING OF MATERIAL REQUESTED AND SUBMISSION OF AIRTEL TRANSMITTING SAME BY THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JULY 31, 1975, WHICH SHOULD REACH THE BUREAU BY AUGUST 2, 1975.ENDFLS HOLD FOR ONE MOREB 4 AUG 5 1975NW 88296 DocId:32989624 Page 230