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(04-10326-10102 SECRET MHFNO: 94-5671109 SENSIND: . ' ‘PAGE: 1 / / CO, SECRET FRE: oj, ppp ang STAFF CONF: EUR/BNBCI | INFO: DOOPS, EUDORECORD, EUR/BN, MDSX, ODPD, PCS/CL, FILE, C/PCS, PCS/ID (3/P) 94 5671109 ASR 7 _ PAGE 001 : ‘TOT:. 0215352 MAR 94 DIRECTOR 527588 SECRET Oo . ‘STAFF 021534Z% DIRECTOR 527588 TO: , FROM: EUR/BNBCI INFO IMS/IRO SLUGS: WNINTEL SUBJECT: DOCUMENT RELEASE REF: MEMO A/900, 11-FEB 94 TEXT: 1. ACTION REQUESTED: NONE. FO RD: HOS RECEIVED REF MEMO-ADDRESSED TO IMS/IRO ON 14 FEBRUARY. TEXT OF MEMO AND ATTACHMENT FOLLOWS: - 2. WE MET ON 9 SEPTEMBER LAST YEAR TO CONSIDER THE RELEASE OF VARIOUS DOCUMENTS. ‘I ATTACH A PAPER WHICH SETS OUT THE POSITION OF MY SERVICE ON THE ELEVEN DOCUMENTS WE LOOKED AT. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF OTHER SIMILAR DOCUMENTS COME TO YOUR ‘ATTENTION. ATTACHMENT : DOCUMENTS REFERRED | A. DATED ‘Zu DATED JULY ryee NO BJECTION TO RELEASE. THE[ _ SO HAVE NO OBJECTION, BUT HAVE ASKED. THAT THE DOCUMENT SHOULD NOT. BE RELEASED UNTIL 1 JANUARY 1995, TO COMPLY WITH THE "*B. <WARREN-COMMISSION>LETTER TO CIA DATED 20 AUGUST 1964 WE NOTE THIS HAS ALREADY BEEN RELEASED, BUT THIS CAUSES | US NO PROBLEM IN VIEW OF OUR DECISION On A, ABOVE . Cc. TTEM RELATED TO B ABOVE BEARING REFERENCE XAAZ ~ 22429 ‘COMMENT AS FOR B. ABOVE. SECRET
13-00000 ; SECRET MHFNO: 94-5671109 SENSIND: PAGE: 2 D. * TRANSLATION OF SERGIEVSKY’ S PENCIL NOTE’ COMMENT AS FOR B ABOVE.. E. LETTER NO 8761 _DATED 14 NOVEMBER 1974 WE REQUEST THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE RELEASED. F. LETTER NO 8805 DATED 30 DECEMBER 1974 WE REQUEST THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE RELEASED. G. LETTER NO 8809| DATED 31 DECEMBER 1974 WE REQUEST THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE RELEASED. HE. MEMO FROM ANGLETON, CIA TO DIRECTOR. FBI OF 26 NOVEMBER 1963 WE NOTE THAT THIS HAS ALREADY BEEN RELEASED. I. CIA TELEX TO THE WHITE HOUSE DATED 28 NOVEMBER 1963 COMMENT AS FOR H, ABOVE. J. CIA MEMO DATED: 25 MARCH 1970 COMMENT AS FOR H, ABOVE. K. MEMO FROM ANGLETON TO FBI DATED 27 JANUARY 1964 COMMENT AS FOR H, ABOVE. | 3. FILE: 011-002-053. DECL OADR DRV HUM 4-82.> ORIG: EUR/BNBCI 39472); A ;__.pC/EUR/BN COORD: EUR/BNBCI | REL: C/EUR/BN CL BY 28 ; END OF MESSAGE SECRET SECRET
104-10328-10017 ._ Assassination Records Review Board 600 E Stréet NW - 2nd Floor - - Washington, ‘DC 20530 (202) 724-0088 « Fax: (202) 724-0457 August 16, 1995 The Honorable John M. Deutch ~ Director of Central Intelligence The Central "D.C. 20508 Agency Dear Director Deutch: | In accordarice with the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 JFK Act), lam writing to inform you that the Assassination Records Review Board has made additional formal determinations on August 3, 1995, concerning | the public disclosure of executive branch.records. Enclosed is a list of the determinations that the Review Board has made. These decisions were premised on several factors including the significant historical interest in the documents, the sources and methods involved in the collection of material, and the names of Central Intelligence Agency officers. The Review Board has recommended that some information continue to be postponed. Sincerely yours, wan Lk David G. Marwell Executive Director Enclosure cc: Mr. John Periera (w/enclosure) Central intelligence Agency has no Objection to Release Date! As SANITIZE) 2003 Boaro Memsers: John A. Tunheim, Chair - Henry F Graff - Kermit l. Hall - William L. Joyce. Anna K. Nelson Executive Dimector: David G. Marwell
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104-10330-10001 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 10 May 1994 NOTE FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Call from Jack Tunheim, Chairman JFK Assassination Board 1. Asks to meet me Thursday, 12 May at Ames, 1:30 - General discussion. 2. Asks for advice on designing space - wants security advice, especially on a conference room. - does not plan to keep many documents, but wants secure space where we can discuss classified information. -- Office at 633 Indiana Ave. Justice has part of the building. -- Contact on space: Calvin Snowden, GSA (202) 708-5702 3. Full Board meets on 31 May or 1 June, would like us to brief them. 4. Clearances: Board has to be "read in" - Contacts for clearances: Marvin Crisloff Office of White House Counsel - White House Chief of Staff's Office is also involved. = Rey told me three (3) Board members are cleared: John Tunehim, Anna Nelson, Kermit Hall. Further paper work needed on Joyce and Graff. a | referred me to| | x43420 and |x43419 on space security. FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
vs foie} a ee . he - SECRET 15 May 1995 FOR: David Marwell _ Executive Director, ARRB FROM: John Pereira . CIA/Historical Review Group SUBJECT: Mexico City/Sensitive Information XN The Directorate of Operations prepared the attached statement to assist the Assassination Records Review Board. The statement explains the sensitivity of the records. related to telephone tap operations in Mexico City. This may help provide a perspective for further discussions on the subject. aa cae pktetere John Pereira Attachment SECRET ce nleneenemnienn tee 1: thnttes Steen tammee
13-00000 ‘ae. ot SECRET SUBJECT: Release of Information on Mexico City Teltaps (1. Protection of sources and methods @nd liaison equities \ require that references to the Mexico City Station teltap activity be excised from any documents released under the auspices of the JFK Assassination Record Collection Act of 1992. While the teltap activity mentioned in the documents under review occurred some thirty plus years ago,| a ae = 2. Release of any information that would constitute official USG acknowledgment of the existencefof the joint_teltap S ‘Operabbon would have a serious adverse impact on CWEE 3 “eperations. Relations between the Station and the | “would be affected, with the likely outcome of a ;discouraging[_ from cooperating in similar ventures in the> future with Mexico City Station. Official acknowledgment of the existence of the joint teltap in the 1960's would embarrass the given Mexicots strong brand of nationalism and sensitivity towards the issue of sovereignty vis a vis the ine states. probably would terminate its cooperation (with the ‘Station on the current joint teltap operation in order’. sto be able to defend itself against domestic critics yO i _ penitent ee een ce ey ee SECRET
404-10330-10017 a SECRET oa q 14 August 1995 For: David Marwell Executive Director Assassination Records Review Board Daves 1. This is provided to you as possible assistance in reviewing the sensitive document that we discussed on 11 August. 2. We understand the ARRB will consider the following: *‘ When the crypt “LIENVOY” in the text reveals or _implies G..jounttelktap* operation_with the -Mexican € government; “LI-crypt” can be substituted for “LIENVOY”. 3. Paragraph 4 of the cable which the staff has numbered ARRB 40, which document the Board decided to be opened in full, contains the “LIENVOY”_ crypt in immediate _juxtaposition with the crypts for the : r , [ The] [bwhich is clearly implied justifies the Board-suggested substitute “LI-crypt” for “LIENVOY”. SECRET
104-10330-10027] Ce ; a SECRET 8 November 1995 MEMORANDUM FOR: Jeremy Gunn, ARRB Staff FROM: Barry Harrelson, CIS/CSI/HRG SUBJECT: / Issues re Cryptonyms, Country Designators, Action Indicators and Employee True Names (U) for. the Attached is memorandum from the DO Focal Point. ARRB addressing the release of cryptonyms, country" - designators,;action indicators and employee true names. The memorandum is intended to provide guidance to you and your staff and complements information provided in previous discussions. Ellie and I welcome the opportunity to discuss these issues with your staff. (U) Attachment . Unclassified When Separated From Attachment. SECRET
13-00000 MEMORANDUM FOR: FROM: SUBJECT: & SECRET. SACs ¢ ag et ‘ - ff *, Chief, Historical Review Group Fredrick C. Wickham, Jr. DO, Focal Point for ARRB Position on Release of Cryptonyms, Country ‘Designators, Action. Indicators and Employee. True Names * During the period since the ARRB last met, the DO has -considered the four issues listed below that have not yet been _ addressed with the Board. These issues appear throughout the JFK collection and by stating our position up front we hope to facilitate the Board’s review and to reach an agreement that wild be mutually satisfying to the Board and the Agency. Cryptonyms - = “Except for cryptonyms related to - : operational assets or activities involving. ‘Mexico or - wiami, the Agency will release the main component of cryptonyms and withhold only the two-letter digraph.: Treating cryptonyms - in this manner will. protect the nationalities of individuals and operations that are not pertinent to Oswald or the JFK investigation and render an easier reading of the written . material. 4 Country File Designators - We will delete the first . @lement of operational activity and operational interest files in those instances when the credibility of the narrative is not affected. The first element of the file number corresponds to the alphabetical position of the country name which is easily discernible, whereas the subsequent two elements relate to type of activity or interest and specific subject. — Action Indicator (Slug) Lines --Generally, we will release the entire action indicator line of a document. . Occasionally, however, we will withhold portions when the _ CL BY 0695930 . * . DECL OADR) 3: DRV HUM 4-82 °° - SECRET
13-00000 cee te SECRET _ SUBJECT: Position on Cryptonyms, Country Designators, Action Indicators and Employee True Names context identifies a source or a relationship with a specific liaison . service. True Names of Staff Employees - In most. instances we | will release. names of employees who have retired in an overt status and were serving in Headquarters when cited in a document. We will continue-to protect the true names of employees cited as serving in a field position. References to field personnel in true name are uncommon, however, since pseudonyms are normally used in correspondence between Headquarters and. the field. f PRB: Wickham, Jr. 2 SECRET
ar enventlde ee 104-10330-10034 . > o . Secret | ed, 13 February 1996 Note to: | Bob Skwirot, ; ARRB Staff Subject: Liaison related documents Reference: Phone call between Ellie and Jeremy, 12 February 1996 Attached are a list and documents (13) which show liaison relationships between the CIA and host services. They illustrate the problem of protecting liaison while releasing stations. These Documents were acted on by the Board at the. January 5 meeting. Attachments as stated OFFICIAL USE ONLY WHEN SEPARATED FROM ATTACHMENTS Secret
ee . “s SECRET ‘oe . . _ RETURN TO CIA , : . Backgro':nd Use Only _BETACHMENT _ Oe Not Reproduce T 404-10017- 10040: Although | the Board “continues. ‘to. protect. the agraphs, the text shows-Gtation 4 j liaisomecryptonym i in cooperation hn witn the ae 104- 10018-10091: With release of bal €Spective eae + sal 10017-10036: Althou ne iprotected, the context of\the_c (if) released) has attiaison Slat isnshis with the| | service responding to a to a multi-Sta | traces will follow. Onc¢é | the i f | ap4-no0as-10425 104-10015-10425: The text i | 3 104-10015-10420 10015-10420: aple Grom n | Tidisons traces ; erefore, ation of the | Station is reYeased, “‘Tiaison > by Ms yelationship between: -y_ 104-1001 =. “4 show th t tation had attechnical operation ‘ | again he target i in November 19 - | gontéext’of the cable refle the followin i have A Celationship with their local Wiaisorn | | | | CLBY( REASON 1.5(d) DECL X5; X5 DRV LIA 3-87 SECRET
13-00000 . ~. RETURN TO CIA pt -. 7 + SECRET Backgro. ‘nd Use Only . Of we * . Do Not Reproduce “104-10015-10225: Paragraph 2 of the cable reflects that[ J" Station Station had.a t technical operation, in conjunction with Ch ie q liaison, Please note: The Board continues to protect é oer Sonyms. | , toa “100182 LO230~ Cable reflects that Station had the access to . lk Carn BE impIlved\thnat that capability is due fo a ‘Liaison rélationsHip’ “With” ‘thel ervice. | | ptt '104-10015-10255: Cable réflectg ; photo” Operation : in 10015-10230,” | the| } | Station had a When reviewed with 104- it will be clear->that<the operation refers to| operation. YO ; 104-10018-10088: | Cable’ clearly shows ‘Bhat both | Stations Have a liaison relattonship in their , respective “Gountfies if the Stations are Peleased. t 104- 10018-10080: At the bottom of Page 2 of. the ‘cable is the mn Ny phrase’ “assume vison , interrogate.” Release Of Station and this phrase “Glearly (reflects @ Tiaison + relationship with thf Bervice. ep CL BY (0563956 REASON 1.5(d) DECL X5; X5 DRV LIA 3-87 SECRET
14-00000 12. May_1998 CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL MEMORANDUM FOR: Robert Skwirot, ARRB Staff FROM: Bonnie Hunter, DA/OIM/HRP SUBJECT: January 22, 1998 Board Determinations - Documents for Forwarding to NARA 1. Corrected copies of ten (10) January ARRB meeting documents are completed. The ARRB-marked up version and the NARA copies are provided for the following documents: 104-10121-10257 104-10162-10000 104-10162-10232 104-10163-10052 104-10163-10062 104-10163-10160 104-10165-10146 104~10165-10150 104-10165-10152 104-10165-10175 Please return the ARRB-marked up copies of these documents to CIA/DA/OIM/HRP upon completion of your review. 2. As noted in our memorandum of 22 April 1998 forwarding the bulk of the January documents, identification aid number 104-10163-10027 has been deleted from the system and replaced by identification aid 104-10163-10182. We received a final determination notice for 10027 but need a final determination notice for 10182. In addition, final determination notices were not received with the earlier mailing for the following documents: 104~10166-10005 104-10166-10007 104-10166-10009 ; 104-10166-10013 i 104-10166-10016 104-10166-10021 104-10166-10022 104-10166-10023
14-00000 Please provide final determination notices for these documents as soon as possible. Bonnie Hunter Attachments: (1) Documents for passage to NARA (2) Classified Documents for Return to CIA (U/S/C)
14-00000 . Subject: Completion of 22 January 1998 ( Determination Documents for Forwarding to NARA DA/OIM/HRP:BKHunter(12 May 98) Distribution: Orig - Adse w/atts as noted ~X ~- ARRB Subject File w/o atts 1 - HRP Copy w/o atts
14-00000 we Subject: Completion of 13 Aprill 1998 Determination Documents for Forwarding to NARA DA/OIM/HRP: JHCassa(16 July 98) Distribution: Orig - Adse w/atts as noted 1 - ARRB Subject File w/list only 1 - HRP Copy w/o atts
14-00000 a SO (CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL 2000 25 September 1998 a MEMORANDUM FOR: Steve Tilley, NARA. FROM: J. Barry Harrelson, DA/OIM/HRP SUBJECT: 20 July 1998, Board Determination - Documents for Forwarding to NARA 1. The documents identified on the attached inventory from the 20 July 1998 ARRB meeting were returned to Historical Review Program for preparation for NARA. The final redacted copies are provided herewith, except for the following which are still in process: 104-10052-10090 104-10073-10190 104-10073-10195 ( 104-10073-10433 104-10150-10136 104-10169-10100 104-10216-10387 104-10216-10426 104-10216-10430 104-10219-10077 104-10219-10078 104-10219-10080 104-10219-10104 > ¢ 104-10220-10137 104-10220-10141 104-10220-10161 104-10227-10184 104-10228-10004 104-10229-10035 104-10234-10001 104-10235-10027 104-10236-10116 104-10236-10117 104-10236-10118 104-10236-10119 180-10141-10231 180-10144-10393 :
104-10330-10074 ‘ ll ~ \ CENTER for the STUDY of INTELLIGENCE 19 January 1996 Mr. David G. Marwell Executive Director Assassination Records Review Board 600 E Street, NW Washington, DC 20530 Dear David: This is in response to your letter of December 15, 1995, in which you asked for a status report on CIA’s Review of JFK Records. The following is keyed to the questions in your letter. . Question (1) The CIA’‘s JFK assassination records consist primarily of documents sequestered by the House Select Committee on Assassinations at the conclusion of its investigation. This material consists of approximately 320,000 pages. There are no publicly available lists or indices of these records. Question (2) Approximately 227,000 pages of the JFK records have been processed and released to the National Archives. Currently, we are conducting a second review of this material. We expect this effort to result in a significant increase in the number of documents being released in full. Unprocessed records include about 30,000 pages of a microfilm version of the Oswald 201 file, approximately — 11,000 pages of Office of Personnel files, and over 43,000 pages of material not related to the JFK assassination. The bulk of the remaining material consists of third agency documents. The time required to complete the processing will depend on the outcome of discussions with the Board. Central Iitelligence Agency «© Washingran, 9 C. 20505 «© (703) 351-2698 Fax (703, 243-8343
13-00000 Mr. David G.: Marwell Question (3) Approximately 18 linear feet of employee working files which are potentially responsive to the JFK Act have been located. However, the material in these boxes appears to be duplicative of that found in the sequestered files. Sincerely, hn F. Pereira
10410330-10093) _ a) ‘ ae 7% DRAFT October 16, 1997 HAND-DELIVERED J. Barry Harrelson Senior Review Officer Historical Review Group Center for the Study of Intelligence Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 02505 , Re: Submission of CIA’s Initial Statement of Compliance Under the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act, 44 U.S.C. § 2107 Dear Barry: In connection with the work of the CIA to-locate and release records relating to President Kennedy’s assassination pursuant to the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (“JFK Act”), please submit to the Review Board the CIA’s initial formal report regarding its work. As you know, the procedures for documenting the CIA’s compliance with the JFK Act | _were set forth in the Review Board’s November 27, 1996 letter to the CIA Director. These procedures entailed the submission of an intial report by the CIA, which we referred to as an Initial Statement of Compliance. This past Spring, we informally agreed to extend the time for submission of the Initial Compliance Statement pending ongoing work of the CIA under the JFK Act. To facilitate the completion of the CIA’s work by September 1998, including the submission to Congress of a final report detailing the work accomplished by the CIA and other Federal agencies under the JFK Act, please submit the CIA’s Initial Compliance Statement to the Review Board no later than November 6, 1997.
104-10330-10088] oe SECRET/NOFORN 20 July 1997. Note To: ARRB Staff Subject: | Cover Reference: Note to ARRB Staff dated 25 April 1997,. re document # 104-10065-10179 (CIA request that this note and its attachments be returned once the ARRB staff has completed its deliberation on this issue) , The referenced note has been coordinated with the [concurs with the position of the Agency re protection of the CIA's use of[ _ |cover. Attached for background information is a copy of the MOU © between and The Central Intelligence Agency that establishes polices and procedure for — Barry Harrelsd JFK Project Officer Attachment: as stated ch BY: . 611637. CL. REASON:1.5 (a) DECL ON: X1 DRV FROM: COV 2-87 SECRET /NOFORN
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NOTE TO: | SUBJECT: REFERENCE: Clarification: SECRET ARRB Staff 25 April 1997 Further Clarification ARRB Record Number 104-10065-10179 BACKGROUND USE ONLY DO NOT REPRODUCE. RETURN TO CIA. “SECRET CL BY: 611637 Cl Reason: 1:5(c) DECL ON: X1 DRV FM: AHB 70-9 MULTIPLE
Mtr. J. Barry Harrelson October 16, 1997 Page 2 Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, T. Jeremy Gunn Executive Director and General Counsel cc: | HEsq.
104-10330-10095 10/30/97 , THU 17:20 FAX 202 74a 0457 - ARRB | foo2 ented Assassination Records Review Board 600 E Street NW « 2nd Floor « Washington, DC 20530 (202) 724-0088 « Fax: (202) 724-0457 October 30, 1997 VIA FAC E J. Barry Harrelson Senior Review Officer Historical Review Group Center for the Study of Intelligence Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 02505 Re: Submission of CIA’s Initial Statement of Compliance Under the JFK ssassination ord ion Act, 44 U.S.C. § 210 Dear Mr. Harrelson: Ihave been asked by Jeremy Gunn to take responsibility, along with Robert Skwirot and Michelle Combs, for handling the Review Board’s JFK Act Compliance Program with respect to the Central Intelligence Agency. _ Mr, Gunn has informed me that'you have agreed to provide us with the CIA’s initial compliance statement (as it is described in our November 27, 1996 letter to the CLA) by the end of November 1997. Thereafter, we can establish a reasonable time for the CIA _ to prepare and submit its Final Declaration of Compliance. The CIA’s Final Declaration will be submitted to Congress and the President. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, Ronald G. Haron Associate General Counsel. cc: iesq. Beano Memagns: Joha A. Tunheim, Chair + Henry F Graff ¢ Kermit L. Hall « William L. Joyea « Anna K. Nelson Executive Dingcroa: David G. Marwell
104-10330-10106 24 27 January 1998 MEMORANDUM FOR: Robert Skwirot, ARRB Staff FROM: J. Barry Harrelson, DA/OIM/HRP SUBJECT: October 14, 1997 Board Determinations - Decuments for Forwarding to NARA 1. The 213 documents identified on the attached inventory were returned to Historical Review Program in November 1997. Final redacted copies for forwarding to NARA are provided herewith, except for the following: 104-10075-10167 180-10070-10476 These two documents will be forwarded as soon as possible. 2. The ARRB-approved set of classified documents, red- bracketed and with codes, is also provided. Please return these to CIA/DA/OIM/HRP upon completion of your review. Attachments: (1) Board Determination Inventory List from 10/14/97 (2) Documents for passage to NARA (3) Classified Documents for Return to CIA (U/S/C)
13-00000 we : o & we Subject: Completion of 14 October 1997 © Determination Documents for Forwarding to NARA - DA/OIM/HRP| (26 JAN 98) Distribution: Orig - Adse w/atts as noted 1- ARRB Subject File w/list only X- HRP Copy w/o atts