Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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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:1mhImh(8)![enclosure]![signature]
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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 24/4             | 6-2-30 FR             | 578-44-9471            || Liebengbod, Howard                  | 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 Government4/23/15-1. 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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124-10271-10301 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992Memorandum to Mr. W. R. WannallRE: SENSTUDY 7562-116395SECRETElliff was also interested in knowing whether our legal attaches were operational in the counterintelligence field. He was advised they were not. Elliff also asked whether CIA made available to the FBI their latest technical developments. He was advised that we believed they did.Finally, Elliff desired to know whether the FBI had received any documents from another Government agency (CIA) wherein the Bureau was requested to surreptitiously enter the Chilean Embassy in Washington, D. C.[^1] He was advised that this would have to be researched and that we would be in touch with him on this particular subject.RECOMMENDATIONS:(1) We have already begun to examine the material asked for regarding the FBI's legal authority and implication of sensitive investigative techniques. Once examined and analyzed, we will submit recommendations as to how we should proceed taking into consideration the observations and suggestions of Elliff.(2) We are pulling together the documents regarding the Chilean Embassy episode and with approval will suggest Elliff submit his specific request in writing through the AG.![Signatures]-4-SECRET[^1]: JPK(1)(B)
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# JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM## IDENTIFICATION FORM### AGENCY INFORMATIONAGENCY: FBIRECORD NUMBER: 124-10271-10303RECORD SERIES: HQAGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-116395-281### DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR: FBIFROM: CREGARTO: WANNALLTITLE:DATE: 06/20/1975PAGES: 5SUBJECT: CCDOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: SecretNEW CLASSIFICATION:REVIEW DATE: 11/06/1998UPDATE DATE:STATUS RedactRESTRICTIONS:JFK Act 6 (1)(B)COMMENTS:
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10MAY 1962 EDITIONGSA GEN. REG. NO.275010-106UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SECRET# MemorandumTO : Mr. W. R. WannallFROM : W. CregarSUBJECT : SENSTUDY HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE IN DIA INFORMATIONPURPOSE: IN THIS DOCUMENT, EXCEPT BRACKETSinfo is classifiedFor FOEDATE: 6/20/75ORIGINAL ONLYTo advise that Senate Select Committee (SSC) has beengiven access to a CIA "Secret" document prepared in May, 1973,containing information concerning questionable activitiesin which CIA has engaged, a number of which activities involvethe FBI and which are the subject matter of current SSCinquiries of this Bureau.## DETAILS:On 6/20/75, through prior arrangement, Major PerryMiles, USMC, Intelligence Community Staff, upon instructionfrom John Clarke, Associate Deputy to Director of CentralIntelligence for the Intelligence Community, appeared atHeadquarters for the purpose of briefing Intelligence Divisionpersonnel concerning possible problems which may have arisenin connection with captioned matter. Present at the briefing,in addition to yourself and me, were the following personnelfamiliar with CIA and Senstudy matters: Special AgentsLeon F. Schwartz, John P. Thomas, Seymor F. Phillips, Fred J.Cassidy,*and Thomas J. McNiff.Major Miles brought with him a 693-page document,classified "Secret", containing information concerning ques-tionable activities in which CIA had engaged, which documentwas prepared in May, 1973, by CIA under the direction of thenCIA Director James R. Schlesinger. This document consistedof numerous memoranda relating to a wide variety of operationsin which CIA had engaged. Sometime after its compilation,date unknown, the document was turned over to the JusticeDepartment for review to determine.62-116395TJM:1hbSECRETClassified byExempt from GDS Categories 2 and 3Date of Declassification Indefinite*Elmer W. Larson, Jr.NW 50953 DocId:32300614 Page 2
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SECRETMemorandum to Mr. W. R. WannallRe: Senstudy 7562-116395ramifications, and the Department still has a copy in its possession.* Major Miles advised that the White House is in possession of a copy of this document and it was his impression that Mr. James A. Wilderotter, Associate Counsel to the President, is aware of its existence. He also advised that members of the SSC, with the knowledge of CIA Director Colby, have had access to this document if not a copy of same in their possession. Major Miles, upon instruction of John Clarke, is visiting the various members of the intelligence community mentioned by CIA in the document for the purpose of briefing them concerning its existence and those portions which may pertain to those agencies. He indicated that he had the previous day briefed General Allen, Director of National Security Agency (NSA), and Mr. Benson Buffham, Deputy Director. From the document which Major Miles kept in his possession at all times, he cited numerous pages which made reference to the FBI. The following items which are deemed pertinent for mention at this time and worthy oferesearchcare;Page 23 - Information concerning incarceration by CIA of Soviet defector for an extended period in early 1960. In mid-1960, this defector was turned over to, and cooperated with, the FBI. It is believed this reference refers to Soviet defector, Yuri Nosenko.Pages 70 and 77 - Information concerning use of CIA funds in the amount of $2,700,000 to acquire real estate and technical equipment in late 1971 for use of the FBI in Washington, D. C. This undoubtedly refers to the KORSAJ Program with which the Director is familiar.Page 111 - Information concerning arrangements for purchase of audio equipment from a legitimate electronics firm through a CIA proprietary company, ostensively for the purpose of circumventing Federal statutes against suchSECRET CONTINUED - OVER* according to Major Miles.NW 50953 DocId:32300614 Page 3
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Memorandum to Mr. W. R. WannallRe: Senstudy 7562-116395SECRETpurchases. In October, 1971, as a result of Bureauinquiry at the above electronics firm, the Bureau wasreferred to the Department of Justice, which indicatedit was aware of the operation and requested no additionalinvestigation.'Pages 140-142 - A series of five code words describing CIA'sclandestine operations, mostly electronic in nature,which were apparently being conducted in coordinationwith the FBI. One of the code words cited was theabove-mentioned FORKID Program Other code words mentionedwere (MOHAWK, UNION, ROSE) and (WU GRAVEL, significance ofwhich is unknown at this time.Pages 221-222 - Makes mention of seven electronic penetrationoperations wherein the CIA supported the FBI by supplyingelectronic equipment. It is believed some of theseoperations refer to this Bureau's penetration of theChilean Embassy and our coverage of People's Republic ofChina establishments in this country.Page 234 - Information concerning CIA refusal of FBI requestto process photographic imagery of a suspect in a bankrobbery case.Page 329 - Information concerning Project SALVAGE where, in1967 at the request of a high Bureau official, the Officeof Security of CIA paid rent on and maintained custodianshipof a plant in New York City directed against theUnited Nations. In December, 1967, the assets of thisoperation allegedly were turned over to the FBI.Page 334 - Information concerning 1971-73 electronic penetrationof Chilean Embassy initiated by the FBI at the request ofthe CIA, which matter is the subject of a current inquiryof this Bureau from SSC.SECRET- 3 -CONTINUED OVERNW 50953 DocId:32300614 Page 4
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Memorandum to Mr. W. R. WannallRe: Senstudy 7562-116395SECRETPage 361 - Information contained in CIA report relating to aMay, 1972, breakin in the Chilean Embassy, which report (SJstated that no investigation was being conducted by theFBI in view of lack of jurisdiction.Pages 457-458 - Information concerning CIA counterintelligenceoperation including forcible entry and removal ofdocuments in 1962 against an unnamed foreign establishmentin the United States. Top United States officials,including President Kennedy, were briefed concerningthis operation. Then Attorney General Robert Kennedyafter being briefed stated the operation was not to becalled to the attention of the FBI unless FBI firstinitiated inquiry. It is to be noted former BureauLiaison officer Sam Papich was queried concerning thismatter in recent interview by SSC representatives.Page 459 - Information concerning controversy between formerCIA Director McCone and Bureau official Mr. Belmontregarding Bureau's opposition to CIA recommendation thatthere be an extensive broadening of counterintelligenceactivities against diplomatic establishments in thiscountry.OBSERVATIONS:Contact this date with Department officials elicitedthat four Department attorneys, including K. William O'Connor,Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination, Office ofDeputy Attorney General, have reviewed the above 693-pagedocument and have been furnished additional sanitized documentsof interest from a prosecutive standpoint.From the above, it is obvious that this Bureau inorder to be in a position to knowledgeably and accuratelyreply to SSC inquiries and to fully identify operations listedabove, should first obtain a copy of the above 693-pageSECRET - 4 - CONTINUED - OVERNW 50953 DocId:32300614 Page 5
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# 124-10271-10304 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992OPTIONAL FORM NO. 12MAY 1962 EDITIONOSA GEN, FIG. NO. 275010-106UNITED STATES GUERNMENTMemorandumTO : Mr. D. J. Brennan, Jr DATE: February 13, 1970FROM : S. J. PapichSUBJECT: UNION FOR REVOLUTIONALL INFORMATION CONTAINEDHEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPTWHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE.CIA, furnished the following to the Liaison Agent on 2/10/70.CIA has established a U.S. based notional organization representing itself as being communist oriented and having the following mailing addresses: P.O. Box 444, Boston, Massachusetts, 02102 and P.O. Box 8272, General Post Office, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19101. The organization's activity in the U.S. will be restricted to production of propaganda in the form of pamphlets, etc., which material will be mailed to various Left Wing groups in foreign countries. The primary objective of this operation is to develop penetrations and/or sources in revolutionary Arab groups in the Middle East. The organization is completely notional in character in that there will be no offices in the U.S. (only p.o. boxes) and even the officials will bear fictitious names. CIA hopes that once the propaganda begins circulating, Arab groups will become interested and will endeavor to establish contact with "officials" of the organization If this develops, CIA will then proceed to use its own personnel under "suitable" cover to make the contact. From then on CIA will maneuver to penetrate the target group.In response to the Liaison Agent's request, CIA will furnish us samples of propaganda. The Agent also asked that we be given copies of communications sent to the mailing addresses by any organizations or individuals. We should have such data so that we can take the necessary investigative action in the event any persons or organizations in the U.S. take an interest in the captioned group. We, of course, will also be interested in international ramifications which could have a bearing on... the activities of Left Wing activity in this country. The Agent also asked for the names of the officials which will be related to the Union for Revolution.At this stage there dos not appear to be any conditions or developments which would have an adverse bearing on our operations or jurisdiction providing that CIA keeps us adequately informed. CIA asks that it be apprised of any information coming to our attention concerning the organization. CIA further requests that its interest not be revealed outside of the Bureau and that this information be handled on a need-to-know basis.SJP: wmkClassified be 6283Exempt from GDS, CategoryDate of Declassification Indefinite62-116 395-284CONTINUED - OVERENCLOSURE