Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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ALL APPLICANTSAttach an unmounted full face photograph of yourself, not larger than 2⅜ x 2½ inches. Print your name plainly on the back of the photograph. The photograph must have been taken not more than 3 months prior to the date of this application.## 17. PHYSICAL DATAa. Height without shoesb. Do you now have or have you ever had any of the following: nervous, mental, or emotional disorder of any sort; tuberculosis; epilepsy, fainting spells or severe headaches; diabetes; ulcers; rheumatic fever or heart disease; or asthma? ☐ No ☐ Yes(If "yes" identify, describe, and give dates)Weight without clothesc. Do you now have or have you ever had any chronic or serious illnesses; or have you ever had any serious operations or injuries? ☐ No ☐ Yes(If "yes" describe and give dates)d. Have you ever been hospitalized? ☐ No ☐ Yes| Dates       | Hospital | Location | Reason || ----------- | -------- | -------- | ------ || Mo. Day Yr. |          |          |        ||             |          |          |        ||             |          |          |        |e. Describe any past or present physical handicap, defect, or disability not previously covered, but including extent of defective vision, if any, with and without glasses (Snellen) and deficiencies in color vision and hearing.f. How many days have you lost from work or school due to illness during the past five years?Nature of illness(es)g. Have you you ever received, is there pending, have you applied for, or do you intend to apply for pension or compensation for existing disability? ☐ No ☐ Yes(If "yes," specify what kind, granted by whom, and what amount, when, why. If applicable, include Veterans' Administration claim number.)h. Special Agent Applicants Only: Do you have any physical defects such as, but not limited to, a bone, joint, or other deformity or loss of finger, which would preclude unrestricted, regular participation in all phases of the FBI's firearms training, physical training and defensive tactics? ☐ No ☐ Yes(If "yes" describe)I understand that all appointments are probationary for a period of one year during which I must demonstrate my fitness for continued employment by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I also understand that, in many parts of the Bureau, it has been necessary to establish regular night and midnight shifts in view of which I must be available for such assignments as the needs might require. I further understand that any appointment tendered me will be contingent upon the results of a complete character and fitness investigation, and I am aware that wilfully withholding information or making false statements on this application will be the basis for dismissal from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and constitutes a violation of Section 1001, Title 18, U. S. Code. I agree to these conditions and I hereby certify that all statements made by me on this application are are true and complete, to the best of my knowledge.Signature of Applicant as Usually Written (Do not use nickname)10NW 88296 DocId:32989588 Page 61GPO: 1974-538-864
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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONWASHINGTON, D. C. 20535Addressee: SENATE SELECT COMMITTEELTR XLHM Memo Report dated 6/4/75U.S. Senate Select Committee to Study Govt.Caption of Document: Operations with Respect to Intelli.gence Activities; Re: Request Pertaining to Elec-tronic Surveillance; Other Specific FBI Practicesand Programs: Policies and Procedures FBIDelivered by:Received by:Date: 6/9/75Title: Prof staff memberReturn this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI![unreadable text]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 62
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The Attorney GeneralDirector, FBIUNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEEON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)Reference is made to a letter from the SSC dated May 14, 1975, and appendices thereto, requesting certain documents and other information from the FBI.Attached for your approval and forwarding to the Committee is the original of a memorandum and enclosures which constitute a partial response covering a number of the requests set forth in referenced letter and its appendices. A copy of this memorandum and of the enclosures thereto are submitted for your records.Enclosures - 1262-1163951 - The Deputy Attorney GeneralAttention: K. William O'ConnorSpecial Counsel forIntelligence CoordinationSFP:FMK:rbs/dmk(10)2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz(1 - Mr. J.B. Hotis)1 - Mr. E. W. WalshJune 4, 19751 - Mr. W. R. Wannall1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips> [Figure: An enclosure stamp.]![Signature]Assoc. Dir.Dep. AD Adm.Dep. AD Inv.Asst. Dir.:Admin.Comp. Syst.Ext. AffairsFiles & Com.Gen. Inv.Ident.InspectionIntell.LaboratoryPlan. & Eval.Spec. Inv.TrainingLegal Coun.Telephone Rm.Director16 JUN 1975NW-88296 DocId:32989588 Page 63TELETYPE UNITGPO 954-545
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62-1163952 - M.A. Mintz(1 - Mr. J.B. Hotis)1 - Er. E. W. Walsh1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar1 - Mr. S. F. PhillipsJune 4, 1975U.S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDYGOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITHRESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIESRE: REQUEST PERTAINING TO ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCEOTHER SPECIFIC FBI PRACTICES AND PROGRAMSPOLICIES AND PROCEDURESReference is made to letter dated May 14, 1975, to the Attorney General from the Chairman of captioned Committee, and appendices thereto, which requested certain documents and other information from the FBI.Appendices C and D contain requests for the current office of assignment or last known address for a number of FBI employees. Set out below under appropriate headings relating to the specific request headings and numbers is the desired information, as well as information concerning the tenure of FBI service of all the employees involved.Appendix C - Item 30a.) Leo Dadgley App, Jr.Entered on duty (EOD) as Special Agent (SA), June 17, 1957Assigned Portland Field Office (FO) since December 1, 1959b.) Edgar O. Ingalls, Jr. (Ingles on your request)EOD as SA, March 21, 1966Assigned Portland FO since August 7, 1970Appendix D - Item 11a.) Robert L. TaggEOD as SA, November 8, 1950Assigned Omaha FO since January 19, 1973SFP:FMK:rbs/fmk(9)This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemination outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person without the express approval of the FBI.NW 88296 DocId:32989588 Page 64
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## SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIESRE: REQUEST PERTAINING TO ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCEb.) John D. MendeFDD as SA, January 29, 1951Assigned Philadelphia FO since January 17, 1966c.) Bill D. Williams (Billig on your request)FDD as SA, February 4, 1952Assigned Special Agent in Charge, Kansas City FO since December 17, 1974d.) John J. Creamer, Jr.FDD as SA, September 13, 1954Assigned Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Little Rock FO since May 1, 1975e.) John J. ConnollyFDD as SA, July 7, 1947Assigned Newark FO since March 30, 1963f.) Marjorie Ann Lierzejevski (Lierzejevski on your request)FDD June 26, 1961Assigned Newark FO since June 26, 1961g.) Mary Ann Elizabeth Lassa (Lassa on your request)FDD June 27, 1955Assigned Newark FO since June 27, 1955Appendix D - Item 12a.) Harold P. Leinbaugh (Linbaugh on your request)FDD as SA, October 20, 1947Retired February 16, 1973, from FBI HeadquartersLast known address 1160 Wimbledon Drive, McLean, Virginia 22101b.) Elmer Lee ToddFDD as SA, December 11, 1950Assigned Washington Field Office since January 31, 1955
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# STATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIESRE: REQUEST PERTAINING TO ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCEAppendix D - Item 13Rita Agnes AmbrosioEOD July 10, 1939Retired December 28, 1973Last known address 1604 John Street, Fort Lee, New Jersey 07024Thomas Jack BlamonteEOD as SA, July 6, 1953Assigned Rome 9/28/62Olga CiocaDOI September 20, 1943Resigned November 29, 1965Last known address 10409 South Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60628Theodore Andrew KorontjisEOD as SA, June 30, 1952Assigned FBI Headquarters since March 15, 1975Joseph C. MichelaEOD as SA, July 2, 1951Assigned Rome 5/26/63 to 9/1/65 and 12/14/70 to presentMildred E. MickEOD July 6, 1940Retired June 28, 1974Last known address 11030 113th Drive, Youngstown, Arizona 05363Helen C. SpeerEOD April 23, 1951Assigned Rome 5/6/62 to 1/12/67 and 4/23/71 to presentAppendix D - Item 10a.) Robert G. KunkelEOD as SA, July 11, 1949Assigned Special Agent in Charge, Alexandria FO,since March 22, 1974- 3 -NW 88296 DocId:32989588 Page 66
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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIESRE: REQUEST PERTAINING TO ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCEb.) Courtland J. JonesDOD as SA, October 6, 1941Retired September 30, 1974Last known address 6607 North 29th Street,Arlington, Virginia 22213c.) Ernest H. BeltorDOD as SA, July 19, 1943Retired January 29, 1973Last known address 616 Dinor Road, Silver Spring,Maryland 20904d.) James J. GaffneyDOD as SA, March 5, 1951Assigned Washington Field Office since January 29, 1962Appendix D - Item 19a.) Joseph A. SizooDOD as SA, November 1, 1938Retired May 19, 1972Last known address 844 Vine Crescent, Whispering Pines,North Carolina 28309b.) Michael Joseph LozenDOD as SA, November 3, 1947Retired June 12, 1970Last known address 6509 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach,Florida 33510c.) Sterling B. Donchoe (Denchie on your request)DOD as SA, January 6, 1941, Retired 6/29/73Last known address 2813 Spiral Lane, Bowie, Maryland 20715d.) Bernard A. Wells, Jr.DOD as SA, June 6, 1949Retired July 30, 1971Last known address 5311 Montgomery Street,Springfield, Virginia 22151
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SEINTE SOLEGT CORETTES OF ALICE ACTIVITIESRE: REQURST ETAIO TO DECTROLIG LURVELOc.) Robert II. HaynesDGD es D, October 16, 1950Tetired March 28, 1975Lost known address 205 Jorthcor Drive,Silver Spring, Caryland 20001Aprendiz - Item 20Aden F. Miller (len on your request)200 оз 34, Harch 31, 1947Assigned Atlanto 10 since June 21, 1951Appendix B. Item I-3 requested a sample of theconfidentiality statement which FDI personnel are required tosign along with any other employment agreements currently inuso, Attached are copics of the following documento responsivato this requestt1.) D-291 Employment Agreement2.) Standard Form 61 Appointment Affidavits3.) 3-26 Form letter fron FBI Special gentoppointee to FBI4.) 170-375 Training /groament5.) FD-140 Application for EmploymentPalmettoday OcneralNOTE: Samples of the five forms carrently in uce furnishedby dinistrative Divicican.- 5 -
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO : Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: June 2, 1975FROM : Legal CounselSUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75On the morning of May 30, 1975, Mr. Robert Nichols (SA-Retired), and SA John Dennis Miller, Legal Analysis Office, met in Miller's office, prior to Nichol's appointment for interview by members of the staff of the Senate Select Committee.Miller gave Nichols a copy of the Committee's rules at approximately 8:35 a.m. after Nichols stated he had not been given a copy by anyone else. He advised Nichols that nothing Miller was about to say was intended to or should be interpreted as an order or suggestion to be uncooperative with the Senate Select Committee or its staff.Miller then advised Nichols he had the right to be represented by an attorney; if he is unable to retain an attorney, he should so advise the Committee staff and ask them to assist him in securing counsel; and the FBI could not provide the services of an attorney. Nichols said he understood.REC-100Miller then escorted Nichols to the JEH Building where he met SAs Paul V. Daly and Seymor F. Phillips.RECOMMENDATION:For information1 - Mr. Wannall1 - Mr. Mintz1 - Mr. Cregar1 - Mr. Daly1 - Mr. Hotis1 - Personnel File 67-414885(Former SA Robert Nichols)
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO: Mr. J. B. AdamsFROM: Legal CounselSUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75DATE: 5-23-75![signature]ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEDHEREINAS UNCLASSIFIEDDATEAssoc. Dir.Dep AD AdmDep. AAsst. Dir.:Admin.Comp. Syst.Ext. AffairsFiles & Com.Gen. Inv.IdentInspectionLaboratoryLegal CounPlan. & Eval.Spec. Inv.TrainingTelephone Rm.Director Sec'y![signature]On the evening of 5-20-75 Deputy Assistant AttorneyGeneral K. William O'Conner telephonically advised SA Paul V. Dalyof the Legal Counsel Division that the Department had reached a decisionconcerning the scope of testimony to be allowed in the Senate SelectCommittee interview of former SA Alan G. Sentinella. We previouslyhad informed the Department that Mr. Sentinella was to testify pursuantto a subpoena before this Committee and that Department of Justice Order501-73 requires we obtain Departmental approval before testimony maybe given. We also informed the Department that Lester B. Seidel, staffmember of the Senate Select Committee, had advised SA Daly that thescope of the intended interview of Sentinella would include knowledgeSentinella may have concerning the investigations of Martin Luther King,Stanley David Levinson, and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference(SCLC). Mr. Seidel also indicated that they would interview Sentinellaconcerning his activities between the years 1960 to 1971.Mr. O'Conner advised SA Daly that the decision of DeputyAttorney General Harold R. Tyler; Assistant Attorney General AntoninScalia, and Associate Deputy Attorney General Robert McDermott was thatSentinella was released insofar as the Department was concerned to onlydiscuss three areas, those areas being the FBI investigations of Martin LutherKing, Stanley David Levinson, and SCLC. He was to advise the Committeethat he was not permitted to go outside of these three areas because ofinstructions from the Department of Justice which instructions were issuedpursuant to Department of Justice Order 501-73.On 5-21-75 former SA Sentinella was advised of theDepartmental restrictions on the information he could furnish the Committeeby SA Daly, and he was accompanied by SA Daly to the Senate Select Committeeoffice located in G308 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building. Sentinella'sinterview was scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Mr. Seidel met Mr. Sentinella andat 9:31 a. m. furnished Mr. Sentinella a copy of the Rules of Procedure forREC-10062-116395![scribbled text]62-116395![scribbled text]1 - Mr. Wannall1 - Mr. Mintz1 - Mr. Cregar1 Mr. HotisPersonnel File of FormerSpecial Agent Alan G.Sentinella (67-432832)1 - Mr. DalyCONTINUED - OVER![scribbled text]
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Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. AdamsRE: SENSTUDY 75the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities. At the same time, former SA Sentinella was furnished forms which Seidel requested he fill out at that time. Seidel also made reference to Sentinella's Fifth Amendment rights but did not specify or spell out his rights.It was brought to Mr. Seidel 's attention by SA Daly that the Rules adopted by the Senate Select Committee called for a witness to be given copies of the Rules 24 hours prior to his appearance before the Committee and that these Rules are important for a potential witness to have knowledge of prior to his being interviewed since they contain a list of rights and privileges which a witness is entitled to. It was also brought to Mr. Seidel 's attention that despite the fact that the interview was to be initiated at 10 a. m. (initially the interview was scheduled for 9:30 a.m., however, upon arrival former SA Sentinella was advised it would not be held until 10 a. m.) with Mr. Sentinella being required to fill out forms, he would have very little opportunity to review and digest the Rules of the Committee.Mr. Seidel was also advised of the restrictions placed on the area which former SA Sentinella could respond to by the Department of Justice. Mr. Seidel specifically requested that he be allowed to ask questions concerning "COINTELPRO!" He was advised that this was not within the scope of the Department's release for Sentinella unless such information may have been related to the investigations of Martin Luther King, Stanley David Levinson, or SCLC.SA Daly also explained to John Elliff, Task Force Head for the Committee on Domestic Intelligence Matters, the circumstances surrounding the failure to provide a copy of the Rules 24 hours prior to interview and of the lack of specificity of Mr. Seidel as to areas which Mr. Sentinella would be interviewed.Mr. Elliff apologized for the oversight of the Committee in complying with its Rules and assured SA Daly this would not happen again. In addition, he was advised that the Rules of the Committee provide that witnesses would have a reasonable opportunity to inspect and correct their testimony, however, the Rules provide that a witness must inspect his testimony in the office of the Committee. It was pointed out to Mr. Elliff that such procedures were unreasonable in that in Mr. Sentinella's instance, he would have to travel from Atlanta to Washington, D. C., to review the transcript of his testimony at his own expense. Mr. Elliff indicated that he believed other arrangements concerning this particular aspect of the Rules could and would be worked out.
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Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. AdamsRE: SENSTUDY 75Mr. Sentinella at the conclusion of his testimony advised SA Daly, who was not present at the testimony, that the Committee adhered to the restrictions placed on his testimony by the Attorney General with one possible exception. They asked Mr. Sentinella if while he was working in Atlanta his squad investigated the "Klan" and "SNCC" (Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee). Sentinella advised he did not raise an objection to this question because he felt the deviation from the Departmental restrictions was very slight, and our investigations of these matters were well known.On the afternoon of 5-21-75 K. William O'Conner inquired of SA Daly how the interview went and he was generally advised of the facts surrounding the interview, including the fact that former SA Sentinella was not furnished a copy of the Rules until immediately preceding the interview. Mr. O'Conner inquired as to whether the Senator (Senator Robert Morgan [D-N.C. ]) remained during the taking of testimony from Mr. Sentinella, and he was advised that according to Sentinella, Senator Morgan departed approximately five minutes after placing Mr. Sentinella under oath.Mr. O'Conner expressed his displeasure at the way the Committee operated and indicated he was going to discuss this matter with Deputy Attorney General Tyler.Subsequently, on 5-21-75 O'Conner indicated he had been in contact with James Wilderotter, assistant to the Counsel to the President, and Deputy Attorney General Tyler, and they want the Bureau to prepare a letter protesting the Committee's handling of the interview of Sentinella and of the fact that they violated Rules which were adopted by that Committee, specifically the Rules requiring Mr. Sentinella be furnished a copy of the Committee Rules 24 hours prior to giving testimony to the Committee, failure to be specific concerning the areas to be covered by Sentinella's testimony, the general manner in which the rights of Sentinella were explained to him, and the fact that Senator Morgan departed from the Committee session after giving the oath. O'Conner explained in this regard Deputy Attorney General Tyler feels that this is in contravention of the Rules of the Committee, and he questions whether an executive session of the Committee being held to hear such testimony can continue in the absence of a Senate Committee Member. He requested this letter be directed to Senator Church. He was advised that such a letter could only be prepared after approval had been obtained from proper Bureau authorities, and it was also pointed out to Mr. O'Conner that we had orally protested this matter to Mr. Elliff of the Committee and Mr. Seidel, and he was apprised of Elliff's statement that such mistakes would not be repeated in the future. It was pointed out to Mr. O'Conner
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Legal Counsel to Mr. AdamsRE: SENSTUDY 75that the Bureau had furnished former SA Sentinella a detailed briefing of hisrights and a briefing as to what was contained in the Rules of the Committeeprior to his interview. Mr. O'Conner again requested that we prepare a letterprotesting this matter.It is not felt that a letter concerning this particular matter shouldbe directed to Senator Church in view of Mr. Elliff's statement that thisincident will not be repeated in the future. It is felt that our oral protest to theCommittee is sufficient at this point, especially inasmuch as they accepted thelimitations placed on the testimony of former SA Sentinella by the Department.It would appear we could expect to achieve very little by sending such a letterat this time.RECOMMENDATION:That we orally advise Mr. O'Conner the Bureau does not feela letter should be directed to the Committee, concerning this particular incident.NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 73- 4 -
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# Gifice of the Attorney GeneralWashington, D. C. 205306/3/75OGC 75.20MAY 3-0.1975Honorable Frank Church, .ChairmanUnited States Senate Select Committeeon Intelligence ActivitiesWashington, D. C. 20510Dear Senator Church:It is my understanding that the continuing efforts of staff members of the Executive and Legislative Branches to prepare standard guidelines for witness interview procedures are continuing this week. While that process continues, the Department of Justice is, of course, continuing to cooperate in an ad hoc and responsive manner. In order to ensure our attention to these cooperative efforts, I have designated K. William O'Connor as Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination and as such he will be the (principle liaison officer of DOJ in this effort. I understand that your Chief Counsel and members of his staff are now dealing with Mr. O'Connor in the execution of their responsibilities.In the meantime, in an effort to expedite the cooperative provision of appropriate information to SSC, it would be most helpful if the Committee Staff would ensure that the Department of Justice is advised, in advance of Committee Staff contact with FBI employees and former employees, of the name of the witness and the scope of the prospective interview. This would facilitate the interview process, since it would make it possible to ensure that appropriate instructions are issued to the witness under 28 CFR 16.22, and would permit early decision upon the release of any applicable secrecy agreements.cc: John Warner
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- 2 -In the same vein, I should like to invite your attention to some procedural matters surrounding recent witness presentation before the Committee. It appears, from reports which I have received, that two former FBI agents who recently appeared, did not receive copies of the Committee's Rules of Procedures until Immediately before appearance before the Committee; and that the scope of their proposed testimony was defined with somewhat less than optimum precision for pre-clearance. Some procedural problems are almost inevitable, especially in the early stages of hearings. I know that you share my interest in assuring that full procedural due process is unequivocally provided to all witnesses who testify before the Committee or are interviewed by Committee Staff. In calling this matter to your attention I seek your support in restricting such problems to a minimum and prospectively avoiding others of like kind.Sincerely,![signature of Edward H. Levi]Edward H. LeviAttorney General