Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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2. Sections of the Manual of Instructions Not Previously   Produced. Based upon the previous production to us of the table   of contents to the Manual of Instructions, we have identified   certain additional sections of the Manual which we would like to   examine. Rather than having these made available to us in the   first instance in our offices, we suggest that they be made avail-   able to Mark Gitenstein, and other designated members of the staff,   for initial examination at the FBI offices. A listing of those   sections is annexed as Appendix B.3. Manual of Rules and Regulations. Again, based upon   the procedure whereby we were first furnished with the table of   contents of the Manual of Rules, we have identified those sections   which we want to examine initially. To expedite matters, these   sections, identified in Appendix C, could be examined by Mr. Gitenstein,   of other designated staff members, at the FBI offices.4. Filing System. It would also be most helpful if you   could provide the Committee with any other written materials on   administration of any of the filing or information systems, manual   or automated, which are used in the course of intelligence or   internal security activities. This does not fit within our prior   request but should serve to make future requests more focused.I have in mind specifically any memoranda prepared bythe Bureau on its indexing system and the so-called Clerk's Manual,
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if such a document exists, Please also provide the Committee witha list of the classifications used in the FBI's filing system as wellas a complete set of printed forms used by the Bureau (*e.g.*, FD-165,etc.).* * * *We believe that all the foregoing material will helpexpedite and focus the inquiry. I assume that Mr. Hotis willcontact me promptly to arrange for our review of this material.![signature]Frederick A. O. Schwarz, Jr.,Chief Counsel,Senate Select Committee toStudy Governmental OperationsWith Respect to IntelligenceActivities
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Appendix ASectionSubject36 Espionage84 Registration Act86 Sabotage87 Investigations of Subversive Organizations and Individuals88 Sedition95 Treason97 Voorhis Act105 Internal Security - Nationalistic Tendency107 Internal Security Informants and Confidential Sources; and Foreign Counterintelligence Assets122 Extremist Matters and Civil Unrest130 Extremist Informants and Sources
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Appendix B| Section | Subject                                                                                         || ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || 4       | Surveillances and Raids                                                                         || 8R      | Data Processing Section, Computer Systems Division                                              || 19      | Applicant and Employee Investigations Conducted for Other Agencies                              || 23      | Bomb Threats                                                                                    ||         | Explosives and Incendiary Devices                                                               || 27      | Civil Rights                                                                                    || 28      | Civil Rights Act of 1964                                                                        || 29      | Conspiracy                                                                                      || 75      | Neutrality Matters                                                                              || 78      | Passports and Visas                                                                             || 90      | Selective Service Act                                                                           || 102     | Coordination with Other Government Agencies                                                     || 103     | Foreign Police Cooperation                                                                      || 134     | Assaulting the President of the United States and Threats to the President of the United States || 136     | Antiriot Laws                                                                                   || 144     | Police Killings                                                                                 || 146     | Protection of Foreign Officials and Official Guests of the United States                        |
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Appendix CPart ISection 9 - Disciplinary MattersPart IISection 1 - Authority--Training--Submission of InformationSection 2 - Supervision--Availability-Resident AgenciesSection 3 - Administration of OfficesSection 4 - CommunicationsSection 5 - Dissemination of InformationSection 6 - Publications, Press, and Public ContactsSection 7 - Payments--PropertySection 8 - Miscellaneous RegulationsSection 9 - Classification--Character--Copies--Abbreviations
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4-312 (Rev. 12-11-73)Date of Mail 4/30/75Has been removed and placed in the Special File Room of Records Section.See File 66-2554-7530 for authority.> ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED> HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED> DATE 1-25-01 BY *signature image*Subject JUNE MAIL SENSTUDY '75Removed By 79 MAY 28 1975File Number 62-116395-Permanent Serial Charge OutNW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 263 DOJ/FBI
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# MemorandumTO: Mr. J. B. AdamsDATE: 4-30-75FROM: Legal CounselSUBJECT: H. R. 214; LEGISLATION TO REQUIRECOURT ORDERS FOR THE INTERCEPTIONOF COMMUNICATIONS BY ELECTRONICAND OTHER DEVICES, FOR ENTERINGRESIDENCES, FOR OPENING MAIL, AND FORINSPECTION OF CERTAIN RECORDSReference Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams memorandum,4-28-75, reporting that the Subcommittee on Postal Facilities, Mail, andLabor Management, House Post Office and Civil Service Committee, isgoing to open hearings concerning captioned bill on 5-6-75, and that theDepartment of Justice will be requested to provide testimony.Mike Cavanagh, Assistant on the Subcommittee staff,called Inspector Bowers on 4-29-75 stating the Subcommittee Chairman,Charles Wilson (D-Calif.), had instructed him to request a copy of theHoover report to the President in June, 1970, on behalf of the Committeeon Interagency Intelligence since this report contained information regardingmail openings and possibly mail covers. Cavanagh was advised that wehave received prior requests from Congressional committees for thisdocument and all such requests are being referred to the White House. Hewas told to contact James Wilderotter in the office of the Counsel to thePresident at the White House. Wilderotter is the individual to whom wehave previously referred a similar request for this document from theSenate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities.Charles Whitley, Administrative Assistant to CongressmanDavid Henderson (D-N.C.), Chairman of the House Committee on Post Officeand Civil Service, on 4-30-75 told Bowers that the Postal FacilitiesSubcommittee had scheduled the hearings regarding this legislation hurriedlyafter it was determined that the Subcommittee on Government Informationand Individual Rights, Committee on Government Operations, chaired by1 - Mr. Adams1 - Mr. Cleveland1 - Mr. Gebhardt1 - Mr. Wannall1 - Mr. White1 - Mr. Walsh1 - Mr. Mintz1 - Mr. Bowers
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Legal Counsel to Mr. AdamsRE: H. R. 214Congresswoman Bella Abzug (D-N.Y.), had indicated an interest in holding hearings on this matter. Whitley stated hopefully Abzug's Subcommittee can be precluded from conducting any hearings in this area by virtue of the assertion of authority by the Post Office and Civil Service Committee.James Wentzel, Office of Legislative Affairs, Department of Justice, has been alerted to the effect that an invitation will be received by the Department for testimony on this legislation.RECOMMENDATION:That the General and Special Investigative Divisions and the Intelligence Division promptly begin compiling appropriate information for submission to the Legal Counsel Division which can be submitted to the Department for its use in testifying or can be used as the basis for FBI testimony should the Department request an FBI representative to appear at these hearings.![signatures]- 2 -NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 265
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO : Mr. W. R. WannallFROM : W. O CregarSUBJECT: SENSTUDY 751 - Mr. J. B. Adams Assoc. Dir.1 - Mr. J. A. Mintz Dep. AD Adm.1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis Dep. AD Inv.1 - Mr. W. V. Cleveland Asst. Dir.:DATE: 4/29/75 Admin.1- Mr. E. W. Walsh Comp. Syst.1 Mr. W. R. Wannall Ext. Affairs1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar Files & Com.Gen. Inv.Ident.InspectionIntertLaboratoryPlan. & Eval.Spec. Inv.TrainingLegal CouTelephone Rm.Director Sec'yThis memorandum records the receipt of two documents furnished to the Bureau as a member of the Ad Hoc Coordinating Group for Congressional Review of the Intelligence Community. These documents were furnished by Mr. John M. Clarke, Associate Deputy to the Director of Central Intelligence for the Intelligence Community, who is chairman of the Ad Hoc Group.Attached herewith is a current list of those staff members of the Senate Select Committee who have received security clearances. The Bureau will continue to receive up-dated lists as additional staff members are afforded a security clearance.Also attached is a copy of the request levied on the Department of State by the Senate Select Committee. A copy of this request was furnished to the Bureau for its information by Mr. Clarke.ACTION: For information and record purposes.EnclosuresWOC:lmhImh(8)![enclosure]![signature]![stamp]
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24 April 1975Staff 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| NAME                    | DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH | SOCIAL SECURITY NO.    || ----------------------- | --------------------- | ---------------------- || B* Aaron, David 15/4    | 8-21-38 IL            | 550-44-7971            || B.* Bader, William 17/4 | 9-8-31 NJ             | 545-30-3377 TF - Badge || Baron, Frederick        | 12-2-47 CONN          | 494-54-5241            || * Benz, Charity I.      | 7-23-46 NY            | 053-38-7410            || Brooks, Nancy           | 2-14-40 KY            | 313-38-6773            || B * Carter, Barry 24/4  | 12-14-42 CAL          | 567-56-8854            || Chesnik, Barbara        | 4-18-46 WI            | 390-46-2235            || B* Davis, Lynn 17/4     | 9-6-43 FL             | 042-36-9155 TF - Badge || Dawson, Thomas          | 9-9-52 MINN           | 471-60-1688            || De Oreo, Mary           | 6-13-47 OH            | 287-42-6258            || Dillon, Molly           | 4-16-51 VA            | 150-38-4588            || Dwyer, Daniel           | 8-24-52 MA            | 023-44-8792            || Epstein, Michael Taylor | 3-10-37 MASS          | 026-28-6318            || B * Fenn, Peter 24/4    | 12-12-47 MA           | 213-50-1123            || Gitenstein, Mark Henry  | 3-7-46 ALA            | 420-60-8767            || Greissing, Edward       | 11-27-50 Germany      | 296-50-4113            || * Hatry, Audrey Helen   | 6-10-23 MD            | 216-14-8691            || * Inderfurth, Mark      | 9-29-46 NC            | 245-74-5617            || Johnson, Dorothy        | 6-8-25 OR             | 540-20-6413            |
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Staff Members of Senate Select Committee cleared, page 2| NAME                                       | DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH | SOCIAL SECURITY NO.    || ------------------------------------------ | --------------------- | ---------------------- || Johnson, Loch                              | 2-21-42 New Zealand   | 566-62-0478            || * Kieves, Lawrence                         | 1-4-48 NY             | 068-38-6464            || * Kirbow, Charles 24/4                     | 10-2-22 GA            | 252-12-5112 TF - Badge || * Lombard, Charles Liebengbod, Howard 24/4 | 6-2-30 FR             | 578-44-9471            ||                                            | 12-29-42 IN           | 307-44-9707            || MacDonald, Naldeen                         | 10-19-51 Brazil       | 225-78-8708            || B* Madigan, Michael James 15/4             | 4-18-43 DC            | 042-34-3797 TF - Badge || B* Marshall, Benjamin 17/4                 | 5-4-19 NE             | 485-28-4503            || B * Maxwell, Elliot Everett 15/4           | 7-24-46 NY            | 133-34-4225 TF - Badge || * Mecham, Martha Evans                     | 2-11-40 CAL           | 528-48-6848            || B* Miller, William G. 15/4                 | 8-15-31 NY            | 109-26-4349            || B* O'Flaherty, James Daniel 15/4           | 11-4-42 ILL           | 239-62-8495 Badge      || Orloff, Jan                                | 11-14-47 CAL          | 558-74-8394            || Peterson, John F.                          | 6-15-41 CAL           | 565-56-7707            || Pitts, Susan                               | 10-24-53 Canada       | 020-40-7638            || B* Romberg, Alan 22/4                      | 12-1-38 NY            | 107-30-8583            || B Schwarz, Frederick A.O., III 15/4        | 4-20-35 NY            | 084-30-2047            || B* Shea, Patrick 15/4                      | 2-28-48 UT            | 528-64-1965            || Smith, Stephanie                           | 3-23-54 OH            | 282-58-6476            || B* Snider, Lewis Brittle 24/4              | 1-12-45 NC            | 246-72-0956            || Towell, Mary                               | 4-25-44 TN            | 566-64-7628            || B* Wides, Burton Victor 17/4               | 6-14-41 NJ            | 139-30-1936 TF - Badge |* Staff Members who are designated to receive COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION.B Staff Members briefed on COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION.NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 268.
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# Request to the Secretary of State for Documeos andOther Material Regarding the Department of State andIntelligence Activities of the United States Government4/23/151.  All directives, regulations, memoranda, guidance or similar material setting forth the relationship.of the Department of State to, and its role in, the Intelligence Community and the National Security Council structure, including but not limited to the United States Intelligence Board, the Forty Committee, Washington Special. Action Group, Senior Review Group, the Verification Panel, and the Intelligence Committee. Specific descriptive and documentary material covering the nature and extent of the Department's relationship with the National Security Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other investigating and intelligence entities should be included, such as the Interagency Evaluation Committee.2.  Organization charts showing which officials represent the Department of State on the various Intelligence Community and NSC committees, and on all other bodies, including subcommittees, whose functions include intelligence activities. Such charts should give the names and titles of officials representing the Department of State in those committees (or their predecessor organizations) going as far back as 1947 or any earlier date which the Department believes relevant. The charts should also include, for the same time frame, the names, titles and a brief job description of those officials of the Department who provided staff support to the Department's representatives on Intelligence Community and NSC committees or to the committees directly.3.  All regulations, guidance, inter-agency memoranda, delimita- tions agreements, including other agreements and similar material governing the support which the Department of State provides to or receives from other agencies within the Government, having an intelli- gence or security or investigative function. This would include, but not be limited to, such matters as administrative support and "cover" provided to employees of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Drug Enforcement Adminis- tration (and its predecessors), communications support, and financial services.4.  Description, including organization chart, of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR). This should include, in particular, detailed discussion of the operations of the Directorate for Coordination (INR/DDC) and any predecessor offices, whether in INR, the Under Secretary's office, or elsewhere in the Department. : Names of personnel throughout the Directorate for Coordination or its.
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predecessors should be listed covering the entire perydd since that function was developed.5. Description of the organization and functions of the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, and of the Office of Security within the Bureau of Administration, insofar as they relate to liaison or cooperation with any intelligence or domestic investigatory body.6. All instructions, memoranda or similar documents authorizing the establishment of and detailing the mandate of the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism (and its Working Group). Also all reports on terrorism by the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism (and its Working Group), such as the report by the Secretary of State to the President referred to in the President's Memorandum of September 25, 1972, establishing the Committee..7. All directives, regulations, memoranda, guidance, or similar material which sets forth the Department of State's role in establishing or reviewing requirements or proposals for intelligence activity, including intelligence collection, recruitment of agents, political action programs, paramilitary programs, and counterintelligence activities. In addition, a descriptive account of the Department of State's role in establishing or reviewing requirements or proposals for intelligence activity, differentiating the Department's role in intelligence collection, recruitment of agents, political action programs, paramilitary programs, and counterintelligence activities. This should include differentiation between activities within these categories where differences exist.8. All directives, regulations, memoranda, guidance, or similar material which sets forth the role and functions of the Department of State in the collection, assessment, production, and dissemination of national intelligence. In addition, a descriptive account of the current role and functions of the Department of State in this regard.9. All instructions, guidance or similar material defining the authority of U.S. Ambassadors and other Chiefs of Mission to know about and control activities of any U.S. intelligence or investigative agent or entity in the country to which the Ambassador or Chief of Mission is accredited. This should include any limitations upon Ambassadorial control or cognizance of and discussion of any other coordination, monitoring, or other relationships between U.S. missions and the activities of any U.S. intelligence or investigative agent or entity.10. Any other historical, descriptive or documentary material, studies or reports which the Department believes would be of assistance to the Select Committee in understanding the Department's role in intelligence activities, evaluation and monitoring of those activities, or other matters relevant to the Committee's mandate.
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# File #:62-116395# Serial Scope:301 THRU 308311 THRU 316318 THRU 329331, 332334 THRU 336337 THRU 339.Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#: NW 88326 Date: 03-18-2025NW 88326 Docld:32989611 Page 1
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# DEPARTMENT OF STATEWashington, D.C. 20520SECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)MEMORANDUM FOR LIEUTENANT GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFTTHE WHITE HOUSESubject: Senate Select Committee Requestfor Documents on the CabinetCommittee to Combat TerrorismThe Department of State has been asked by the Senate Select Committee investigating intelligence to provide information on the structure and functions of the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism and its Working Group. Because all of the basic documents concerning the CCT are Presidential, we are forwarding them to you for review for possible release to the Senate Committee.The relevant documents are:- Memorandum for the President from Secretary William P. Rogers on September. 18, 1972 (the report referred to in the President's Memorandum of September 25, 1972);- Memorandum for the Secretary from President Richard M. Nixon on September 25, 1972; and- Six reports to the President from the Chairman of the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism (the Secretary of State).These documents set forth the basic structure and functions of the Cabinet Committee and its Working Group.There are many functions of the Cabinet Committee and its Working Group discussed in the reports to the President other than the intelligence function being investigated by the Senate Select Committee. We do not see any need for the discussion of these other functions to be withheld from the SSC.SECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)
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SECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)-2-For your convenience we have noted below the sections of the reports to the President that relate to the intelligence aspect of the Cabinet Committee and its Working Group:-- September 18, 1972 memo - page 2: #2, 3; page 4: #11.-- November 2, 1972 memo - page 1; page 2; paragraph 3.-- January 8, 1973 memo - page 1: #3; page 2: #6, 7, 9.-- March 8, 1973 memo - page 1: #6..-- March 29, 1973 memo - page 1: paragraph 2; page 2: paragraph 1; page 3: paragraph I.-- June 27, 1973 memo - page 1: #2, 3; page 2: paragraph 6.-- February 18, 1975 memo - Page 3: paragraph 3, 5; page 6: paragraph 5, 6; Tab 2 (Guidelines) page 4: paragraph 3; Tab 3 (Procedures) Enclosure #1 page. 5: paragraph 4.In addition to the above documents, we would also plan to provide the Senate Committee with the following narrative statement on the CCT and intelligence:Begin Statement (CONFIDENTIAL):With the exception of a weekly publication by the CIA on international terrorism, requested by the Cabinet Committee on January 1, 1973, the intelligence functions of the Cabinet Committee and its Working Group are handled through established interagency channels. The agencies most active in generation and coordination of terrorism information for the Working Group are the CIA, the FBI, NSA, DOD, the Secret Service, the Department of Treasury and the State Department.SECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)