Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SecretDuring the 1968 Republican National Convention, secure electronic circuitry was installed between the Fountainbleu Hotel and CIA Langley Headquarters. The circuit was patched through the Langley facility to the CIA communications radio station at the Richmond Naval Air Station. Provisions were made to provide the Secret Service with name trace information on foreign nationals on a timely basis during the 1968 Republican National Convention and the 1972 Democratic and Republican National Conventions. In the latter instance, requests were made by Secret Service Headquarters to CIA Headquarters and communicated to CIA/DDO, Miami, for action.In 1969 the CIA Latin American Communications Activity (AMCA) Headquarters was relocated from Washington, D.C., to Miami. This activity provides the operational, technical, and management support to the Diplomatic Telecommunications Service and CIA covert operations throughout Latin America. AMCA Headquarters also took over all CIA communications facilities and responsibilities in the Miami area.All CIA monitoring activities ceased in 1972. The Richmond Naval Air Station radio base station ceased operation in early 1972. In May 1974 the special DDO contract facility that monitored Cuban communications, located in Homestead, Florida, was closed. At the same time, the secure communications circuitry between the DDO cover office responsible for name traces was also terminated.Liaison was conducted with the FCC, the GSA, and the Army for purposes of cover and with the Armed Forces Courier Service.Although very little communications support for Cuban operations was provided after 1968, on one occasion an anti-Castro group was given support in the form of radio signal plans and technical guidance on how to best install radios in small boats.The Burns Detective Agency was contracted to provide security service and operated CIA-owned radios as part of their security posture. Cover. for the Naval Air Station communications facility continued to be provided by the Army for cover.Contact with the Miami police did occur after 1968 as the result of using an office in a Miami police station for three months to train a Surinam5SecretPhotocopyfromGerald R. Ford LibraryNW 50955 DocId:32105602 Page 6
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SecretNational Police Officer in high frequency communications. No communications instructions were provided to the Miami police.FinanceThe First National Bank of Miami has been used by the Monetary Division to provide the Office of Finance with essential services in support of operations. These included: purchasing foreign currencies; purchasing bank cashier's checks; establishing bank accounts, both commercial and individual; providing letters of credit; initiating and receiving bank transfers, and placing of home mortgages in one or two instances where the individual's cover precluded the normal credit investigations.Medical Services"Bay of Pigs" Project.The Project Medical Advisor made two TDY trips to Miami prior to the Bay of Pigs to discuss medical training plans with Cuban medical personnel.A four-man evaluation team from OMS made at least two TDY trips to the Miami area to medically evaluate Cubans as cadre personnel for the invasion brigade.The Assessment and Evaluation Staff (A&ES) sent teams to Miami during the same period for psychological evaluations.A Medical Technician from the OMS was also temporarily assigned to Miami for first aid and medical training for the project activities in the Miami area.Post-Invasion.A Medical Technician from OMS was assigned PCS to JMWAVE in Miami from September 1963 to June 1966.During this same period the A&ES (by then part of the OMS) would, on request, occasionally send a psychologist to Miami for psychological evaluation for these continuing WH operational activities.6SecretPhotocopyfromGerald R. Ford Library
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SecretOMS support of the type mentioned above was phased out about 1964. Since that time, OMS relationship to any Agency activity in Miami has been rare.Since 1960, OMS has continuously had an average of three independent contractors in the Miami area who function as professional consultants to OMS.## PersonnelThe Office of Personnel conducts or has conducted normal personnel activities including: recruiting, position surveys, and contract preparation. Correspondence is carried out with personnel in the Miami area relative to: retirement benefits, insurance, disability and casualty claims, and the shipment of employee household effects and automobiles.## SecurityIn July 1968 the Office of Security established a field office in Miami to run investigations and provide liaison and operational support to the DDO Station, Miami. Prior to 1968, such support was physically integrated into the DDO activity.
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992JFK Assassination SystemIdentification FormDate: 8/27/201Agency InformationAGENCY: ROCKCOMRECORD NUMBER: 178-10004-10420RECORD SERIES:AGENCY FILE NUMBER: ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION FILES INVENTORYDocument InformationORIGINATOR: ROCKFROM:TO:TITLE: INVENTORY OF ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION FILESDATE: 06/00/1975PAGES: 263SUBJECTS: ROCKEFELLER COMMISSIONDOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTCLASSIFICATION: Top SecretRESTRICTIONS: 1A; IB; ICCURRENT STATUS: RedactDATE OF LAST REVIEW: 08/16/1993OPENING CRITERIA:COMMENTS: Inventory of files showing file codes and contents of codes.
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# 178-10004-10420Documents Reviewed by CIA Personnel| Form of Document                    | Correspondents or Title                                                                                                         | Date        || ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- || Letter and attached "adendum"       | E.H. Knoche to Robert Olsen                                                                                                     | 13 May 1975 || Letter and attached "comments"      | E.H. Knoche to Robert Olsen                                                                                                     | 7 May 1975  || Letter and attached report on memo  | Letter: E.H. Knoche to Robert Olsen "Memorandum by Paul Hoch Concerning CIA Activities and the Warren Commission Investigation" | 29 Apr 1975 || Report                              | Fitness report on individual                                                                                                    | n.d.        || Routing Sheet and attached memo     | Routing and record sheet (18 March 1964) and attached memo: "Meeting with the Warren Commission on 12 March 1964"               | 26 May 1964 || Memo                                | Acting Chief, Special Operations Group to Deputy Chief, Operations Staff                                                        | 24 Apr 1975 || Dispatch                            | Subj: Countering Criticism of the Warren Report                                                                                 | 1 Apr 1975  || Cover note and transmitted material | "NPIC Analysis of Zapruder Filming of John F. Kennedy Assassination" (handwritten notes)                                        | n.d.        || Memo                                | "Constitutional and Legal Basis for So-called Court Activities of the Central Intelligence Agency"                              | 17 Jan 1962 || Memo                                | To Director, CIA, "Legal Basis for Cold-War Activities"                                                                         | 15 Jan 1962 || Letter                              | E.H. Knoche to David W. Belin                                                                                                   | 13 May 1975 |> [Figure: Text that reads "This document contains Confidential and Secret Classified Information" within a bordered box]> [Figure: Text that reads "Photocopy from Gerald R. Ford Library"]
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# ORGANIZATION OF THE FILESOF THE COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIESWITHIN THE UNITED STATESThe files have been left in the same basic organization as they were maintained by the lawyers during the investigation. The most helpful information in finding specific documents in the files is, therefore, an understanding of what areas were investigated by each team of lawyers.Belin-Gray-Greene Files (B-G-G). The files of the executive director and his two special assistants are of a general nature, focusing on no particular portion of the investigation.Schwarzer-Manfredi Files (S-M). This team was responsible for Chapters 14, 15 and 18 of the Report, on Watergate, domestic activities of the Directorate of Operations and CIA file systems.Baker-Weidner Files. This team was responsible for Chapters 9, 10 and 11 and the federal portion of 17 of the Report, on mail intercepts, inter-agency domestic intelligence evaluation, CHAOS and CIA aid to other federal agencies.Olsen-Roethe Files. (O-R). This team was responsible for Chapters 12, 13, 16 and 19 and the state and local portion of 17, on the Office of Security, the Directorate of Science and Technology, the Kennedy assassination and CIA assistance to state and local agencies.Gellhorn-Cargill-Hardy Files (G-C-H). This team was responsible for Parts II and III of the Report, on the legal authority for the CIA and its internal and external controls.
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# Originals[Doc. removed by Belin.]B-GG (II-G) # A - CIA Correspondence (COMINT-TOP SECRET)B-G-G (IV-B) - CIA Relations with Howard Hughes (BYEMAN-SECRET).B-G-G (IV-C) - Assessment of Intelligence Leaks (BYEMAN TOP SECRET)B-G-G (IV-Q) - CIA Organizational History in Brief (BYEMAN-SECRET)B-G-G (IV-R) - Development and Testing of Intelligence Related Equipment (COMINT-SECRET)S/M (I-K) - Manfredi Request of 21 April (COMINT-SECRET)B-W (IV-F) #F&G - Assistance to Other Agencies (BYEMAN TK TOP SECRET)O/R (II-A) - Incidental U.S. Communications Intercept (COMINT-SECRET)O/R (II-B) - LONGSHAFT (COMINT-SECRET)O/R (IV-TT) #B, D, E, L, Q & T contains a little - Surveillance of Newsmen (TK - COMINT - TOP SECRET)G-C-H (IV - F) - NSC-NSCID'S (BYEMAN - COMINT - TOP SECRET)G-C-H (IV-J) contains cuba - CIA Briefings to Congress (BYEMAN TOP SECRET)*All folders are in Codeword safe (#2, Drawer 1)**No compartmented files were found in the copies. [place markers were copied]*Photocopy from G R Ford Library
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ASSASSINATION FILESI. First DeliveryA. Belin Request of 8 April 1975 - Mongoose Documents (TOP SECRET AND SECRET)B. CIA Connections with Organized Crime (One Memo - SECRET)C. What Could Castro Have Known (SECRET) (One Memo)D. Review of Dulles Chrono Re Kennedy AssassinationE. Sturgis Deposition (SECRET)F. Project TAMA (SECRET)G. CIA - Correspondence - Assassination (CLASSIFIED)H. CIA Relationship with Robert A. Mahea (SECRET)I. Interviews re Assassinations (CLASSIFIED)J. Correspondence - Assassinations (CLASSIFIED)K. Misc. Materials - Assassination Attempt (CLASSIFIED)L. Edward G. Lansdale Deposition (TOP SECRET)II. Second DeliveryA. Chron - Assassination (CLASSIFIED)B. Trujillo I Originals (CLASSIFIED)C. Gray Request of April 22 re Regulations Concerning Shipment of Firearms, Etc. (SECRET)D. Gray Request of May 12 for Documents from Dominican Historical Papers Files (Trujillo. II Originals) (CLASSIFIED)E. Edward G. Lansdale Deposition (TOP SECRET) (Same as IL)F. Deposition of L. Fletcher Prouty (SECRET)G. Affidavits (Lemnitzer and Dillon)![SECRET stamp]Photocopy fromG R Ford LibraryNW 50955 DocId:32105598 Page 5
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SECRETAssassination Materials (Cont.)III. Third DeliveryA. Miscellaneous (SECRET)B. Castro SpeechesC. Interview TapesCopies have been processed with no rearrangement, spot check reveals discrepancies between the two sets (in both directions).SECRETPhotocopy from G R Ford Library
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Belin-Gray-Greene FilesI. Commission Meetings(Each file contains access list, agenda and minutes) A Brief SummaryA. January 13B. January 20C. January 27D. February 3E. February 10F. February 17G. February 24H. March 3I. March 10J. March 17K. March 24L. March 31M. April 7N. April 14JFK Material re O. April 21Investigation-X-rays etc.P. April 28Q. May 5-6R. May 12-13S. May 19, 20, 3, 21T. May 27U. June 2Photocopy fromGR Ford Library
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B-G-G Files (Cont.)## II. General Files* A. Access ListReference to opening B. Chron File - June 1975In-classified Jfk Totimony - Letter Not Clossiftere?C. Chron File - May 1975Lettersto Mark Larea D. Chron File - April 1975Others re/JFKLetters to fuldic 15/ E. Chron File - March 1975JFIC wolic.Lottrate PublicF. Chron File - Jan 15 - Feb 28, 1975Two passmylefer passmate G. CIA Correspondence - May 1975JFKASS.(one Memo umbra)Lattans to Belinfom IA H. CIA Correspondence - April 1975I. CIA Correspondence - March 1975Very small portot J. CIA correspondence - February 1975One momo.Letter reformatel/scenet. K. CIA Correspondence - January 1975be out of place.* L. ClassificationM. Correspondence - May 1975wter from Marklanetofo N. Correspondence - April 1975re/shoutaget Jfk alw meme re/scope ofTrúcitigation by Vid. Council.O. Correspondence - Jan-Mar 1975P. Correspondence - CommissionersQ. Colby StatementsR. Family JewelsS. Final ReportT. Guidelines for InvestigationU. Informants(Various witness lists)V. Interviews*No copies made.Photocopy fromGR Ford Library
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B-G-G Files (Cont.)II. General FilesW. Knoche MeetingsX. Memos to the File (Classified)Y. Memoranda to the CommissionZ. Memoranda from the StaffAA. Memoranda to Legal StaffBB. Organization Charts (of the Commission)* CC. Notary Public InformationDD. Press (Conference Transcripts)EE. Questions for Witnesses (Classified)* FF. Receipts* GG. Receipts for Transcripts* HH. Secrecy Agreements* II. Staff Meeting Minutes (CONFIDENTIAL)* JJ. Statement of UnderstandingKK. Subpoena PowersLL. TimetablesMM. WaiversNN. Access to Presidential LibrariesOO. CIA and Other Agencies*No copies made.Photocopy fromGR Ford Library
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B-G-G Files (Cont.)III. Persons Appearing Before the Commission(waivers included)A. Admiral George AndersonB. James AngletonC. Richard BissellD. David W. BleeE. George R. BrewerF. Robert D. BrownG. McGeorge BundyH. Donald ChamberlainI. Clark CliffordJ. William CotterK. William E. ColbyL. Patrick J. CoyneM. William O. CregarN. Arnold DonahueO. Norman DorsenP. C. Donald DudleyQ. Richard HelmsR. Jason HornS. Lawrence R. HoustonT. Erich IsensteadU. Thomas J. KaramessinesV. Clarence M. KelleyW. Lyman B. Kirkpatrick, Jr.Photocopy fromGR Ford Library
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B-G-G Files (Cont.)III. Persons Appearing Before the Commission (Cont.)X. Henry A. KissingerY. Richard E. KuhZ. Charles K. MarculesAA. Lee M. MartinBB. John A. McConeCC Scott MilerDD. Richard OberEE. Walter O'BrienFF Howard OlbornGG. Sam PapichHH. Charles F. PhleanII. Admiral William F. RabornJJ. George RoccaKK. Edward SayleLL James R. SchlesingerMM. Gordon M. StewartNN. Michael TanesOO. Ralph O. TruePP. John WarnerQQ. Alan P. WhiteRR. Laurence K. WhitePhotocopy fromGR Ford LibraryNW 50955 DocId:32105598 Page 115
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CONFIDENTIALB-G-G Files (Cont.)IV. MiscellaneousA. Official Secrets ActB. CIA Relationships with Howard Hughes Organization (SECRET - BYEMAN)C. Assessment of Intelligence Leaks. (TOP SECRET - BYEMAN)D. FBI Report: Intelligence Activities Within the U.S. by Foreign Governments (SECRET)E. Project TAMA (One Memo and Four Tabs - All SECRET)F. Soviet Use of Kidnapping (SECRET)G. Project JMMOVE (Two SECRET Memos)H. The Killiam Case (SECRET)I. Nosenko (SECRET)J. Miscellaneous (L) (Some SECRET)K. Background Material on Oswald and Warren Commission (Some SECRET)L. 15 April Belin Request for Info on Psychological Stress Evaluation* M. National Intelligence DailyN. Documents CirculatedO. CIA Summaries* P. Loaned Documents (SECRET)Q. CIA Organization History in Brief (SECRET - BYEMAN)R. Development and Testing of Intelligence-Related Equipment - Overhead Photography Support to Other Government Agencies (SECRET - COMINT)S. Papers Re CubaT. Withholding of Evidence From the Warren Commission (SECRET)U. Materials from Eva Daughtrey (SECRET)*No copies made.CONFIDENTIALPhotocopy fromG R Ford Library
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B-G-G Files (Cont.)IV. Miscellaneous (Cont.)* V. Administrative Matters* W. Applicants I* X. Applicants II* Y. Applicants III* Z. Interview with Judd McIlvaine* No copies made.
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CONFIDENTIALSCHWARZER-MANFREDI FILESI. CIA Furnished MaterialsA. OGC Memorandum (2/27/73) on Telephone InterceptOperations (SECRET)B. Folder on LPMFDLEY, Rental of Office Space for NSA(SECRET-SENSITIVE)C. Folder on Cover and Commercial Staff (Non-OfficialCover) (SECRET)D. CIA Support to the Secret Service (1972 DemocraticConvention) (2 Memos, 1 of which is CONFIDENTIAL)E. Cover and Commercial Staff Cover Support Provided Withinthe United States (SECRET)F. Master Keys for Foreign Hotels (SECRET-SENSITIVE)G. White House Support (1 Memo & 3 Tabs - CONFIDENTIAL)H. Meetings Between E. Howard Hunt and TSD Representatives -July 23, 1971 (CONFIDENTIAL)I. HM NIECE (2 Memos - SECRET)J. Alleged Break-in at HEW Offices, Miami (William Ledee)(2 SECRET & 1 CONFIDENTIAL Memos)K. Eleven Memos on Telephone Intercept for NSA (All areclassified, 4 are COMINT)L. History of FR Division (seven instructions or noticesoutlining the function of FRD) (8 Memos - SECRET)M. Three notes from Helms' Chronological Files (All 3 are SECRET)N. Report of the Working Group on Contacts with AmericanBusiness Firms (1972) (5 Memos - 4 of which are SECRET)O. CIA Relation to U.S. Citizens Allegedly Involved in NarcoticsTrafficking Abroad (Summary and four tabs) SECRETP. Narcotics Programs (Memo w/6 Tabs) (All SECRET)Q. DCD Support to Joint Chiefs of Staff, May 13-14, 1975(One memo - SECRET)R. Puerto Rico (Two memos, SECRET)CONFIDENTIALPhotocopy fromGR Ford LibraryNW 50955 DocId: 32105598 Page 14
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SCHWARZER-MANFREDI FILESS. DDO Instructions (SECRET)1. Restrictions on Operational Use of Certain Categories of Individuals (SECRET)2. Statement of Functions Cover and Commercial Staff SECRETT. Procedures for Obtaining Alias Documents and Disguises(Forms and instructions - 4 SECRET; 2 CONFIDENTIAL)U. CIA Proprietaries (5 Memos - SECRET)V. CIA Files (17 Memos & Documents - 2 SECRET; 11 CONFIDENTIAL)W. DDO Officers (SECRET)X. DCD (Interviews) - Manfredi 20 Mar 75 Memo - SECRET(See list of documents at beginning of Tabs)Y. Impact of Publicity and Investigations on DCD - 8 Apr 75 - (One Memo - CONFIDENTIAL)Z. Case 56300 (One Memo, SECRET)AA. Manfredi Request of April 2 for 10 DCD Memos SECRETBB. DCD Documents (Miscellaneous - (18 Documents - 12 of which are SECRET)
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CONFIDENTIALS-M FILESII. InterviewsA. George Critton (Cover and Commercial Staff)(Notes, CONFIDENTIAL)B. Stanley H. Gaines (FRD) (Typed memo and notes, SECRET)C. Jackson Horton, (DCD) (Notes - SECRET)D. E. Howard Hunt (Memo and notes, not classified)E. Joel Keyes, CCS, (Notes, CONFIDENTIAL)F. William Koehler, CCS (Notes, CONFIDENTIAL)G. Walter O'Brien, FRD (Typed memo, TOP SECRET; notes, SECRET)H. Robert S. Pritchard1. Miscellaneous Correspondence2. CIA Memo on Pritchard (SECRET)3. Notes on Pritchard 201 File (SECRET)4. Miscellaneous Publications on PritchardI. Edward Ryan, Division D (Notes and memo, TOP SECRET)J. William Sturbitts, Miami Station (Notes, SECRET)K. Watts and Stetson (Notes - SECRET)L. Terrell J. Bringhurst, DCD (Notes, SECRET)CONFIDENTIALPhotocopy fromG R Ford Library
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S-M FilesInterviews (Cont.)M. Seymour Bolten (Memo, CONFIDENTIAL)N. James Ludlum (Memo and notes, CONFIDENTIAL)O. Robert F. Bennett (Signed affidavit)P. Charles Colson (Miscellaneous background information, not classified)Q. Erich Isenstead (Summary of testimony and notes, SECRET)R. Thomas H. Karamessines (Outline of Testimony — TOP SECRET, Addendum to Testimony, and five CIA memos, all but one classified)S. Karl Wagner-Robert Cushman1. Wagner Affidavit2. Two memos on Cushman-Erlichman July 7, 1971 conversation3. Cushman Watergate Testimony (SECRET)4. Three memos on and transcript of July 22, 1971, Hunt-Cushman conversation (all but first memo SECRET)T. Richard Helms (Notes, SECRET)Photocopy from G R Ford Library
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S-M Files5III. Miscellaneous FilesA. References (Watergate) (1 Memo - SECRET and 2. unclassified lists)B. Waivers (23)C. Draft Report on Office of General Counsel, dated 11 April 1975D. Schwarzer Chronological FileE. Manfredi Chronological File (15 Memos; 3 of which are SECRET)F. Miscellaneous Handwritten NotesG. Miscellaneous Office Files.H. Miscellaneous documents (6 Memos - 2 of which are SECRET and 1 CONFIDENTIAL)I. Helms' Document Inspection (11 Memos - 3 of which are SECRET and 1 CONFIDENTIAL)Photocopy fromG R Ford Library
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S-M Files## IV. DepositionsA. David Henry Blee (Top Secret)B. Seymour R. Bolten (Secret)C. Peter Brown (Top Secret)D. George A. Carver, Jr. (Secret)E. William E. Colby (Two Vols.) (I - Top Secret; II - Secret)F. Charles Colson (Secret)G. Gen. Robert E. Cushman (Secret)H. Peter D. Dyke (Secret)I. John Erlichman (Top Secret)J. Ramon Estabon Gonzales (Secret)K. William J. Hood (Top Secret)L. J. R. Horton (Secret)M. John Pierce Kennedy (Top Secret)N. Richard Arthur Krueger (Secret)O. Martin Lukoskie (Secret)
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S-M FilesIV. Depositions (Cont.)P. Dr. Bernard M. Malloy (Secret)Q. William E. Nelson (Secret)R. Francis A. O'Malley (Secret)S. Dr. Robert S. PritchardT. Edward Ryan (Top Secret)U. L. M. Sternfield (Secret)V. Shirley Ann Stetson & Albert H. Watts, Jr. (Secret)W. William C. Sturbitts (Secret)X. Karl Wagner (Secret)Y. General Vernon Walters (Secret)Z. Lawrence K. White (Secret)Hearings before Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign ActivitiesAA. Eugeno Rolando Martinez, Dec. 10, 1973 (Confidential)BB. Howard Hunt, Dec. 17, 1973 (Confidential)CC. Hunt (cont.), Dec. 18, 1973 (Confidential)DD. Richard Helms deposition (Top Secret)EE. Richard Helms deposition (Top Secret)
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S-M FilesV. Watergate DocumentsVol. I - Hunt (54 documents)Vol. II - Mullen & Co. (13 documents)Vol III - Ellsberg Profile (11 documents)Vol IV - Miami Station (9 documents)A. Senator Baker ReportB. Watergate Investigation Correspondence(55 Meros and documents - 4 of which are SECRET)
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Baker-Weidner FilesI. DepositionsA. Robert D. Brown, Jr. (TOP SECRET)B. Bob Finch (SECRET)C. E. Drexel Godfrey, Jr. (SECRET)(with six exhibits)D. William J. Hood (TOP SECRET)E. George T. Kalaris (TOP SECRET)F. Thomas Karamessines (TOP SECRET)G. N. Scott Miler (TOP SECRET)H. Richard Ober (Two Volumes, both TOP SECRET)I. J. Edward Day, Lawrence O'Brien, Winton M. Blount,House Committee on the Post Office and Civil Service,May 7, 1975.II. Miscellaneous FilesA. General Correspondence(13 Memos - 1 of which is SECRET)B. Howard Hunt Correspondence(10 Memos)C. Files Shown to Commission(Two memos (one is SECRET)D. Gregory P. TschebtarioffCorrespondence and one SECRET Memo to File![Photocopy from GR Ford Library]