Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 88 / Monday, May 6, 1996 / Notices 20211

Estimated Number of Responses per

Respondent: 1.

Estimated Total Annual Burden of

Respondents: 32,482 hours.

Dated: April 29, 1996.

William E. Ludwig,

Administrator, Food and Consumer Service.

[FR Doc. 96–11149 Filed 5–3–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–30–P

ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW

BOARD

Formal Determinations, Designation of

Assassination Records, and

Reconsiderations

AGENCY: Assassination Records Review

Board.

ACTION: Notice of formal determinations,

designation of assassination records,

and reconsiderations.

SUMMARY: The Assassination Records

Review Board (Review Board) met in a

closed meeting on April 16–17, 1996,

and made formal determinations on the

release of records under the President

John F. Kennedy Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992 (Supp. V 1994)

(JFK Act). By issuing this notice, the

Review Board complies with the section

of the JFK Act that requires the Review

Board to publish the results of its

decisions on a document-by-document

basis in the Federal Register within 14

days of the date of the decision.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: T.

Jeremy Gunn, General Counsel and

Associate Director for Research and

Analysis, Assassination Records Review

Board, Second Floor, Washington, D.C.

20530, (202) 724–0088, fax (202) 724–

0457.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This

notice complies with the requirements

of the President John F. Kennedy

Assassination Records Collection Act of

1992, 44 U.S.C. § 2107.9(c)(4)(A) (1992).

On April 16–17, 1996, the Review Board

made formal determinations on records

it reviewed under the JFK Act. These

determinations are listed below. The

assassination records are identified by

the record identification number

assigned in the President John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records

Collection database maintained by the

National Archives.

For each document, the number of

releases of previously redacted

information immediately follows the

record identification number, followed

in turn by the number of postponements

sustained, and, where appropriate, the

date the document is scheduled to be

released or re-reviewed.

FBI Documents: Open in Full

124–10002–10377; 6; 0; n/a

124–10005–10028; 7; 0; n/a

124–10005–10346; 28; 0; n/a

124–10005–10376; 58; 0; n/a

124–10005–10378; 15; 0; n/a

124–10005–10382; 3; 0; n/a

124–10011–10498; 1; 0; n/a

124–10018–10361; 2; 0; n/a

124–10018–10377; 1; 0; n/a

124–10018–10378; 14; 0; n/a

124–10018–10379; 10; 0; n/a

124–10018–10380; 1; 0; n/a

124–10023–10230; 3; 0; n/a

124–10023–10271; 1; 0; n/a

124–10023–10308; 1; 0; n/a

124–10027–10166; 21; 0; n/a

124–10027–10414; 2; 0; n/a

124–10028–10009; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10097; 4; 0; n/a

124–10035–10187; 11; 0; n/a

124–10035–10198; 6; 0; n/a

124–10035–10209; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10223; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10226; 2; 0; n/a

124–10037–10271; 1; 0; n/a

124–10037–10290; 1; 0; n/a

124–10045–10242; 2; 0; n/a

124–10053–10434; 2; 0; n/a

124–10079–10320; 1; 0; n/a

124–10088–10039; 11; 0; n/a

124–10091–10003; 3; 0; n/a

124–10132–10038; 6; 0; n/a

124–10155–10025; 2; 0; n/a

124–10162–10156; 4; 0; n/a

124–10167–10113; 2; 0; n/a

124–10170–10343; 14; 0; n/a

124–10170–10350; 1; 0; n/a

124–10175–10175; 1; 0; n/a

124–10177–10255; 6; 0; n/a

124–10187–10034; 2; 0; n/a

124–10234–10174; 10; 0; n/a

124–10235–10409; 14; 0; n/a

124–10236–10042; 2; 0; n/a

124–10244–10273; 1; 0; n/a

124–10244–10283; 1; 0; n/a

124–10245–10412; 2; 0; n/a

124–10247–10105; 1; 0; n/a

124–10250–10260; 1; 0; n/a

124–10250–10389; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10229; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10230; 7; 0; n/a

124–10035–10231; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10245; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10247; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10251; 4; 0; n/a

124–10035–10276; 3; 0; n/a

124–10035–10278; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10280; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10284; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10289; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10293; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10302; 10; 0; n/a

124–10035–10307; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10311; 1; 0; n/a

124–10035–10324; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10331; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10343; 16; 0; n/a

124–10037–10379; 1; 0; n/a

124–10037–10402; 1; 0; n/a

124–10045–10240; 7; 0; n/a

124–10079–10394; 2; 0; n/a

124–10082–10338; 1; 0; n/a

124–10087–10424; 1; 0; n/a

124–10087–10438; 3; 0; n/a

124–10087–10468; 1; 0; n/a

124–10087–10498; 1; 0; n/a

124–10150–10328; 3; 0; n/a

124–10156–10204; 16; 0; n/a

124–10160–10194; 1; 0; n/a

124–10170–10317; 2; 0; n/a

124–10172–10101; 1; 0; n/a

124–10172–10216; 2; 0; n/a

124–10172–10360; 1; 0; n/a

124–10176–10191; 2; 0; n/a

124–10227–10281; 1; 0; n/a

124–10227–10332; 2; 0; n/a

124–10234–10183; 2; 0; n/a

124–10235–10370; 1; 0; n/a

124–10240–10241; 1; 0; n/a

124–10240–10490; 10; 0; n/a

124–10240–10494; 1; 0; n/a

124–10242–10079; 1; 0; n/a

124–10242–10290; 4; 0; n/a

124–10242–10303; 1; 0; n/a

124–10244–10013; 2; 0; n/a

124–10260–10043; 2; 0; n/a

124–10272–10426; 1; 0; n/a

124–10002–10342; 2; 0; n/a

124–10003–10245; 3; 0; n/a

124–10006–10108; 2; 0; n/a

124–10035–10347; 6; 0; n/a

124–10037–10131; 7; 0; n/a

124–10040–10156; 2; 0; n/a

124–10043–10214; 16; 0; n/a

124–10052–10054; 2; 0; n/a

124–10052–10063; 2; 0; n/a

124–10055–10007; 9; 0; n/a

124–10055–10196; 1; 0; n/a

124–10057–10140; 14; 0; n/a

124–10058–10076; 4; 0; n/a

124–10059–10010; 2; 0; n/a

124–10061–10066; 2; 0; n/a

124–10062–10467; 1; 0; n/a

124–10073–10001; 8; 0; n/a

124–10080–10123; 21; 0; n/a

124–10083–10073; 4; 0; n/a

124–10086–10388; 2; 0; n/a

124–10094–10030; 5; 0; n/a

124–10101–10149; 4; 0; n/a

124–10106–10224; 2; 0; n/a

124–10124–10207; 1; 0; n/a

124–10145–10248; 1; 0; n/a

124–10145–10264; 1; 0; n/a

124–10156–10025; 3; 0; n/a

124–10156–10144; 1; 0; n/a

124–10156–10232; 14; 0; n/a

124–10156–10241; 6; 0; n/a

124–10158–10043; 1; 0; n/a

124–10158–10237; 9; 0; n/a

124–10176–10498; 16; 0; n/a

124–10179–10025; 8; 0; n/a

124–10231–10095; 1; 0; n/a

124–10232–10307; 2; 0; n/a

124–10234–10185; 6; 0; n/a

124–10235–10156; 8; 0; n/a

124–10245–10214; 6; 0; n/a

124–10246–10258; 1; 0; n/a
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124–10246–10266; 3; 0; n/a

124–10247–10367; 14; 0; n/a

124–10247–10422; 1; 0; n/a

124–10248–10386; 8; 0; n/a

124–10249–10213; 6; 0; n/a

124–10249–10236; 2; 0; n/a

124–10250–10113; 2; 0; n/a

124–10260–10030; 2; 0; n/a

124–10260–10033; 2; 0; n/a

124–10086–10201; 2; 0; n/a

124–10106–10278; 3; 0; n/a

124–10158–10320; 2; 0; n/a

124–10163–10130; 3; 0; n/a

124–10172–10021; 1; 0; n/a

124–10172–10038; 2; 0; n/a

124–10173–10015; 2; 0; n/a

124–10231–10000; 1; 0; n/a

124–10246–10257; 1; 0; n/a

124–10247–10123; 2; 0; n/a

124–10249–10197; 2; 0; n/a

124–10256–10386; 1; 0; n/a

CIA Documents: Open in Full

104–10002–10132; 8; 0; n/a

104–10007–10034; 9; 0; n/a

104–10009–10020; 3; 0; n/a

104–10010–10066; 10; 0; n/a

104–10010–10207; 1; 0; n/a

104–10010–10412; 1; 0; n/a

104–10010–10413; 10; 0; n/a

104–10013–10162; 14; 0; n/a

104–10013–10164; 13; 0; n/a

104–10013–10214; 12; 0; n/a

104–10013–10231; 6; 0; n/a

104–10013–10304; 11; 0; n/a

104–10013–10312; 23; 0; n/a

104–10021–10048; 15; 0; n/a

HSCA Documents: Open in Full

180–10086–10437; 1; 0; n/a

180–10086–10438; 1; 0; n/a

CIA Documents: Postponed in Part

104–10003–10161; 6; 1; 05/1996

104–10004–10063; 8; 10; 05/1996

104–10004–10103; 8; 6; 03/2006

104–10004–10146; 2; 5; 05/1997

104–10004–10214; 2; 3; 10/2017

104–10004–10256; 6; 2; 10/2017

104–10005–10014; 11; 3; 05/1997

104–10005–10016; 10; 1; 05/1997

104–10005–10206; 13; 1; 10/2017

104–10005–10232; 3; 5; 05/1997

104–10006–10015; 1; 2; 10/2017

104–10019–10022; 9; 6; 05/1996

104–10019–10023; 17; 6; 05/1996

104–10020–10003; 17; 3; 04/2006

104–10020–10019; 5; 1; 04/2006

104–10020–10050; 4; 3; 04/2006

104–10021–10004; 28; 11; 05/1996

104–10021–10031; 14; 8; 12/1996

104–10021–10107; 1; 2; 05/1996

Additional Releases: After

consultation with appropriate Federal

Agencies, the Review Board announces

that the following Federal Bureau of

Investigation records are now being

opened in full: 124–10001–10473; 124–

10005–10444; 124–10027–10206; 124–

10027–10481; 124–10045–10314; 124–

10055–10104; 124–10058–10005; 124–

10058–10006; 124–10058–10255; 124–

10058–10424; 124–10062–10325; 124–

10063–10128; 124–10063–10147; 124–

10063–10187; 124–10063–10256; 124–

10063–10267; 124–10063–10440; 124–

10063–10442; 124–10063–10463; 124–

10063–10464; 124–10065–10091; 124–

10065–10099; 124–10065–10106; 124–

10065–10130; 124–10065–10215; 124–

10065–10248; 124–10067–10193; 124–

10068–10202; 124–10068–10362; 124–

10068–10374; 124–10068–10376; 124–

10068–10414; 124–10069–10444; 124–

10069–10454; 124–10069–10461; 124–

10071–10288; 124–10073–10326; 124–

10073–10457; 124–10074–10227; 124–

10074–10230; 124–10074–10231; 124–

10074–10297; 124–10075–10093; 124–

10075–10103; 124–10075–10157; 124–

10075–10227; 124–10075–10293; 124–

10077–10192; 124–10078–10486; 124–

10087–10006; 124–10087–10007; 124–

10087–10385; 124–10099–10277; 124–

10099–10279; 124–10099–10282; 124–

10126–10039; 124–10126–10040; 124–

10156–10433; 124–10159–10425; 124–

10163–10403; 124–10169–10040; 124–

10174–10092; 124–10175–10040; 124–

10179–10392; 124–10182–10053; 124–

10227–10122; 124–10234–10336; 124–

10240–10288; 124–10244–10427; 124–

10246–10084; 124–10248–10126; 124–

10248–10151; 124–10249–10435; 124–

10249–10444; 124–10263–10065; 124–

10263–10073; 124–10270–10136; 124–

10270–10167; 124–10270–10277; 124–

10270–10359; 124–10273–10400; 124–

10273–10403; 124–10273–10407; 124–

10273–10438; 124–10273–10448; 124–

10273–10455; 124–10275–10069; 124–

10275–10150; 124–10275–10163.

After consultation with appropriate

state and Federal agencies, the Review

Board announces that the following

House Select Committee on

Assassination records are being opened

in full: 180–10065–10361; 180–10066–

10441; 180–10070–10266; 180–10071–

10155; 180–10075–10043; 180–10075–

10273; 180–10076–10482; 180–10077–

10414; 180–10078–10320; 180–10078–

10412; 180–10081–10340; 180–10081–

10341; 180–10081–10342; 180–10085–

10159; 180–10086–10269; 180–10089–

10028; 180–10091–10170; 180–10092–

10468; 180–10093–10015; 180–10094–

10289; 180–10094–10309; 180–10095–

10073; 180–10096–10047; 180–10096–

10173; 180–10101–10090; 180–10102–

10452; 180–10105–10054; 180–10110–

10073; 180–10110–10094; 180–10147–

10268.

Designation of Assassination Records:

The following United States Secret

Service records from the files of Chief

James Rowley are designated

‘‘assassination records:’’ Twelve news

conference transcripts for the November

21, 1963–November 26, 1963 period;

Secret Service comments on William

Manchester book manuscript; 6

newsclips, and 80 USSS documents

from the following file groups:

Protective Research/Investigative;

Protective Methods; and General. Also

included are 374 public suggestions

from the Presidential Protection file and

the President-General file. All materials

are from the 1963-1964 period. On April

17, 1996, by unanimous vote, the

Assassination Records Review Board

designated the above listed materials as

‘‘assassination records’’ pursuant to

Sections 7(i)(2)(A) and 9(c)(1)(A) of the

President John F. Kennedy

Assassination Records Collection Act

(‘‘the JFK Act’’) and § 1400.1 and

§ 1400.8 of the Guidance for

Interpretation and Implementation of

the JFK Act. 36 C.F.R. § 1400 (1995). In

not designating some USSS Documents,

letters from the public, and some

material from the Protective Research/

Investigative, Protective Methods, and

General files as ‘‘assassination records,’’

the Review Board relied upon the

advice of its staff, which conducted a

thorough review of additional materials

in each of the above listed categories.

Notice of Reconsideration: On April

16–17, 1996, the CIA provided

additional evidence to the Review Board

regarding 8 records that previously had

been the subject of Review Board

determinations. Upon receiving and

evaluating this additional evidence, the

Review Board voted to sustain

postponements as follows:

FROM ORIGINAL FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE: 96–8526, 61 FR 15760

Record No.

Number

of original

releases

Number

of original

postponements

Number

of revised

releases

Number

of revised

postponements

Date of

release

or rereview

104–10001–10015 ........................................................................................................ 3 2 2 3 05/1997

104–10003–10064 ........................................................................................................ 3 1 3 3 05/1997
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FROM ORIGINAL FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE: 96–8526, 61 FR 15760—Continued

Record No.

Number

of original

releases

Number

of original

postponements

Number

of revised

releases

Number

of revised

postponements

Date of

release

or rereview

104–10003–10100 ........................................................................................................ 6 1 4 3 05/1997

104–10004–10124 ........................................................................................................ 4 6 2 8 03/2006

104–10005–10059 ........................................................................................................ 1 0 0 1 05/1997

104–10005–10169 ........................................................................................................ 4 0 2 2 05/1997

104–10005–10182 ........................................................................................................ 4 0 2 2 05/1997

104–10021–10093 ........................................................................................................ 1 0 0 1 05/1997

Additional Information: The Review

Board, at its March 18–19, 1996

meeting, voted to open in full three

assassination records from the HSCA

files that the National Archives and

Records Administration had referred to

the Secret Service. At its April 16–17

meeting, the Review Board voted to

suspend the opening of these records for

60 days, in order to allow the Secret

Service further time to provide evidence

in support of certain postponements

that the Secret Service wishes to retain

under Section 6(3) of the JFK Act. The

records affected are: 180–10065–10379;

180–10087–10302; 180–10103–10465.

May 1, 1996.

David G. Marwell,

Executive Director.

[FR Doc. 96–11177 Filed 5–03–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6118–01–P

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Submission For OMB Review;

Comment Request

DOC has submitted to the Office of

Management and Budget (OMB) for

clearance the following proposal for

collection of information under the

provisions of the Paperwork Reduction

Act (44 U.S.C. chapter 35).

Agency: Bureau of the Census.

Title: Questionnaire Pretesting

Research.

Form Number(s): Various.

Agency Approval Number: 0607–

0725.

Type of Request: Revision of a

currently approved collection.

Burden: 12,000 hours.

Number of Respondents: 12,000.

Avg Hours Per Response: 1 hour.

Needs and Uses: In 1991, the Census

Bureau obtained a generic clearance on

an experimental basis, which relaxed

some of the time constraints and

enabled the Census Bureau to begin

conducting extended cognitive and

questionnaire design research as part of

testing for its censuses and surveys. The

clearance covered data collections in the

demographic, economic, and decennial

areas of the Census Bureau, and

specifically applied to research that is

focused on questionnaire design and

procedures aimed at reducing

measurement errors in surveys. Types of

research include field testing,

respondent debriefings, split sample

experiments, cognitive interviews, and

focus groups.The clearance has been in

place since that time and the Census

Bureau is now seeking a revision of the

clearance. We are requesting an increase

of 7,500 burden hours annually to

conduct quick tests in the decennial

area to test new ideas and refine or

improve upon positive or unclear

results from other tests.

Affected Public: Individuals or

households, Businesses or other for–

profit, Farms.

Frequency: On occasion.

Respondent’s Obligation: Voluntary.

OMB Desk Officer: Jerry Coffey, (202)

395–7314.

Copies of the above information

collection proposal can be obtained by

calling or writing Linda Engelmeier,

Acting DOC Forms Clearance Officer,

(202) 482–3272, Department of

Commerce, room 5312, 14th and

Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington,

DC 20230.

Written comments and

recommendations for the proposed

information collection should be sent

within 30 days of publication of this

notice to Jerry Coffey, OMB Desk

Officer, room 10201, New Executive

Office Building, Washington, DC 20503.

Dated: April 29, 1996.

Linda Engelmeier,

Acting Departmental Forms Clearance

Officer, Office of Management and

Organization.

[FR Doc. 96–11115 Filed 5–3–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3510–07–F

Submission for OMB Review;

Comment Request

The Department of Commerce has

submitted the following information

collection requirement to the Office of

Management and Budget (OMB) for

review and clearance under the

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995,

Public Law 104–13.

Agency: Bureau of Export

Administration (BXA).

Title: Competitive Enhancement and

Defense Needs Assessment.

Agency Number: None.

OMB Control Number: 0694–0083.

Type of Request: Reinstatement of a

previously approved collection.

Burden: 1,995 hours.

Number of Respondents: 3,900.

Avg. Hours Per Response: 30 minutes.

Needs and Uses: To encourage

defense diversification as well as

increase the competitiveness of smalland medium-size firms nationwide, the

Bureau of Export Administration will

conduct a Needs Assessment Survey.

The purpose of this program is to

provide information on existing federal

and state government resources

available to assist firms in achieving

their growth and development

objectives. The information collected

will be used to match appropriate

government programs with the needs of

firms that seek to diversify their

operations.

Affected Public: Businesses or other

for-profit institutions.

Frequency: One-time.

Respondent’s Obligation: Voluntary.

OMB Desk Officer: Victoria Wassmer,

(202) 395–7340.

Copies of the above information

collection proposal can be obtained by

calling or writing Linda Engelmeier,

DOC’s Acting Forms Clearance Officer,

(202) 482–3272, Department of

Commerce, Room 5327, 14th and

Constitution Avenue, N.W.,

Washington, D.C. 20230.

Written comments and

recommendations for the proposed

information collection should be sent to

Victoria Wassmer, OMB Desk Officer,

Room 10202, New Executive Office

Building, Washington, D.C. 20503.