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404-10145-10302 THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20505 N LC | a Office of Legislative Counsel OLC 78<2701 we 12 July 1978 Ms. Jacqueline Hess Director of Research, HSCA 3375-A House Annex #2 3rd and D St., S.W. Washington, D.C.: 20515 Dear Ms. Hess: As of 10 July 1978, the Office of Personnel has available for review at Headquarters files on the follow- . ing individuals: HSCA Request Letter - -File Available 22 December 1977 Christ Phillips " Conein Snyder 6 January 1978 Cherne t Harvey Hunt : 18 January 1978 Artime " Ayers 23 January 1978 Nosenko 16 February 1978 Smith " Jones 28 February 1978 Martin, Mrs. J.M. 2 March 1978 _ tere *Broe, William” Delaney : __ aT Fox vate eb PSO | RETURN TO CIA Ito yer geval Background Use Only = Martin Do Not Reproduce op)
14-00000 HSCA Request Letter’ ~"/% 8 March 1978 13 March 1978 22 March 1978 14 June 1978 File Available ‘ McCarthy, Justin Moore, Robert Moore, Robert Eugene Davis William Johnson Mrs. Matlock The Office of Personnel has advised it has no records or files for any individuals from the following HSCA request letters not previously mentioned herein: 19 January 1978 26 January 1978 14 February 1978 28 February 1978 13 March 1978 15 March 1978 22 March 1978 23 March 1978 28 March 1978 29 March 1978 5 April 1978 5 April 1978 west 6 April 1978 14 April 1978 17 April 1978 19 April 1978 20 April 1978 Distribution: ‘Orig - Adse 1 - OLC/Subj 1 - OLC/Chron 28 April 1978 28 April 1978 28 April 1978 May 1978 May 1978 May 1978 May 1978 May 1978 May 1978 10 May 1978 12 May 1978 24 May 1978 23 May 1978 1 June 1978 6 June 1978 8 June 1978 19 June 1978 SOhut We Yours very truly, ae So, a Scott D. Breckinridge s bae eee r fab agmatine t Lessa doaatd Dasan
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(404-10145-10402 af re eh Office of Legislative Counsel 23 August 1978 DDCTs . Pardon the form of this communication, but it should get to you this morning early. — ProMising negotiations on the Proenza and Mexico history came apart yesterday eveming vhen Blakey came back on the scene's We seemed to be on the verge of agreeing that they would accept a five months period from the Proenza 201 file (nnt the ops file) and Sanitized sections of the Nexico history, limited to : Blakey and CornWell only. staffers, We viewed this as showing that had nothing to do with the HSCA charter, while showing good faith at the same time. Blakey arguesgthat he must See City history (som 20] years worth) to > understand the Station, which he Intends to try to evaluate. He also lans to go to Havana again, where he plans to inter. ng about her, joa View Proenza, and wants to know everythi etce, in preparation for his meeting with her. We continue to feel it hasn't anything to do vith the real HSCA crarter. he entire Mexico No junior or other HSCA the papers Blakey made it clear that if he sees it he will want staff members 4lso to see it, the likely able immaturity. | | candidates being highly unacceptable for their remark~ | | { Stokes is out of town, but Blakey says he can get in touch with him. If we have to go through Blakey Stokes! answer doubtleas will be "zive."™ - We Seem to have run this course, and 2 he threat of suppsena hansng over US 6 I saly meeting: Acting DDO (perhaps with n Chiefs LA Dive oh istn and CA Staff), General Counsel, legis and Ma ® 3 5 Bre or ‘RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only 0 Nok Fieproduce of now have : opose an . slative Ve Gounsed idge i
14-00000 3, (S) This yequcst was presented verbally on 19 May 195 and is made an officia: written request by virtue of Mr. Corave signature below on behalf of the HSCA. : ary Cornwe ° Deputy Chief Cotnsel Select Committee on Assassinations House of Representatives Ba uommmnse Goon | : 3 | | UO02474 | } }
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Prog t0145-10881 : &, ‘2Gabrielson aan iy : “Syenceavoun FOR: 32SDB Chbono a “Tokay Goldsmith © (afte sole, phoniiig | back. and . forth) called and said that the pages on™ the attached. yallow sheats are the ones wanted for use in Do. Goodpastur, depositions’. (They constitute some 200 pa eSyeli.. zy. I pointed out that these are samplings from/a 25 year History jof a Station, the basis for asking dor being a five day visit “by a man who killed the presidents It could not be considered relevant to the Committee's charter, by any stretch of the jnapi nation, I said I would gat the message to the d-sk and.have them report back to Me what is involved. He wants : ito: have Access 2by SOB In essence they area Saki 60 change the agree mente SDB we Br i018 fo int
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oe (404-10145-10438 i 4 i 4 i i WB ee Ft we thd EI EMRE NRO OO fs wetattnddinbes +e ate © poke” Aly et te A EO eB mee i | cic ere foyg  coevcetagnecameamentee: ‘| d 2 16 November 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT : HSCA Access to Mexico City History 1. HSCA requested access to some 200 pages of the three-volume history of Mexico City - about a third of the material. Thé substantive content runs the gamut from the history of Mexico University through-detailed operation- al support capabilities and (oieh level political connect-24 ions and activities.\ It is ‘an impressive accumulation of ~ operational activity - classical sources and methods, as well as detailed revelations about past events. 2. We pointed out that the agreement between Chairman Stokes and DDCI Carlucci directly faced the issue of the irrelevancy of the vast majority of the history, and the sensitivity of it. The HSCA position had been that it had to verify this, and. the access given to senior levels was to satisfy this. Now it was being requested in connection with depositions, which would,serve to get this material into a Committee transcript. (Since some two-thirds of the 24 station's history (the work covers (1947 through 1969), pre- ceded the visit of Oswald to Mexico-in 1963 and assa$¢ination of the President, that clearly had nothing to do with the Committee's charter. I added that Mr. Carlucci is out of town, and will not be back until some time Sunday, so I could not go back to him. The request was so far beyond the agreement, that I felt I could not modify it. Cornwell then asked that I speak to the Director. 3. I saw the Director at about noon, and summarized the agreement and the dilemma, also going over the above. He stated that I could offer access to one senior staff member (in addition to Blakey and Cornwell)on the condition that material from the history not be used in depositions. 4. I spoke with Cornwell, giving him the message. He said that they may wish to use some of the material. I replied that the history is based on other sources; those related to the portion that is within the Committee's charter oo 22423 pZemvoer CL. ky IO.
et ta ~ '§ , - was based entirely on sources to which Committee investi- gator's have had access. Our problem was the overall collection, and particularly some of the substance of the history. He asked if he could come back and ask for it, if they wanted to-use something in particular. I said that we had never closed a door completely, but that the Director's condition was fairly clear. Those things relevant to their authorized inquiry were already in their hands, so I could not think what they would have to use from this. They will ask us, and we can react when they do. 5. Goldsmith came over to start reading. i q j i oye SD Qt Ow ( S. D. Breckinridge Distribution: oo, 1 - F. Hitz/OLC - H. Smith/SA/DDCI - N. Shepanek /PCS/LOC - W. Sturbitts/LA/Div - OLC/Subj a | - OLC/Chrono fpock fod fet fod fot Mite Reemmmiee bene hetee es MAR RL
[tog-t0145-10444] 49 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: House Select Committee on Assassinations Request, 1. (S) Mr. Gary Cornwell, Deputy Chief Counsel, House | Select Committee on Assassinations, requests access to the following project files: A. LIONION. BR. LIFEAT C. JLILYRIC Dp. PIMITED oF LILIMITED BE. _LIENVOY oe FE. UUNILATERAD Taps : . 2. (S) In addition, Cornwell requests access to the _ following individuals for interviews in Mexico City when the _igch team_awisits there 30 May -“4 June 1978: A. LICOOKIE/1 B. Deba Garro de Gverrero Galvan C. Lynn Duran (aka Lydia Duran) p. Eunice Odio . E. TICHBORN #2. LICHANT/1 G. General Jose Jesus Clark Flores H. Emillo Carballido . J. LIRING/3 7 ‘J. Manvel Calvillo . . K. Ch. Thomas (sic) j.. June Cobb M. _LIHUFE/1~— . . ) LITAMIL/ 7 0002473 . \LITAMILS . LIRING/S ; victor Rico Galan (Galen) © Noe Palomares . Joaquin Cisneros 4 nNBoOToOm TT , . $ ry btaaed at ogirne? ' ogee Ble 7 Pe See ee oo OO rae poe ° ° RD me BP 3 e ce a aenlene erm oe ae —
» (foa-t01as-10450 t oO - a OLC 78-1920 1 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting With House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) - 1 May 1978 1. (S) Onl May 1978, a meeting was held with HSCA representatives and FBI representatives. Present from the HSCA were: G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director; Bill Triplett, Gaten Fonzi, and Edwin Lopez. Present from the FBI were: Danny Coulson, John Kaul and Jim Freeman. Also present were Norbert Shepanek, O/SA/DO/O; Patrick Carpentier, of OLC, and myself. 2. (S) Mr. Blakey called the meeting to discuss Bernardo de Torres, who is purported to be a potential assassin and who was purported to be in Dealey Plaza on 23 November 1963. De Torres was scheduled to appear in executive session before the HSCA on 2 May 1978. Mr. Blakey opened the meeting criticizing the FBI for not notifying hi until 1 May even though de Torres had been Subpoenaed for the last 30 days. Mr. Coulson responded that the Feil | }and he requeste that the HSCA | Mr. Coulson, on behalf of the FBI] { 3. (S) Mr. Blakey then turned his attention to the Agency's response to his written request for any and all files on de Torres. Mr. Shepanek pointed out that although there had been an earlier difficulty in locating the 201 on de Torres because of a matronymic/patronymic filing problem, the HSCA had been given access to all files over a month ago. Mr. Shepanek acknowledged that third agency documents were inadvertently left in the file which was provided to HSCA researcher Edwin Lopez. Mr. Lopez took notes upon these documents and submitted his notes for review at which time the error became known. The third agency documents, FBI items, were forwarded to Mr. Coulson on 28 April (Friday) for FBI review and possible release to HSCA. Mr. Coulson acknowledged that he had these materials and hoped to make them available to the Committee at FBI Headquarters immediately following the meeting. arses
14-00000 4. (S) Mr. Blakey, in conclusion, sought a statement from fand\the Agency regarding any relationships with de Torres. Mr. Shepanek indicated that the Agency had a relationship with de Torres during the days of Brigade 2506 and that we had no further relation with him. v RODGER §S ABRIELSON Distribution: 1 - O/SA/DO/O - Mr. Shepanek Orig - OLC Record 1 - OLC Chron OLC:RSG:jms (10 May 1978)
404-10436-10067 This message relates the efforts of 6 sensitive sored te ob stain i oma ni ests: for the sp erpese of sreconstr. icting Oswald travel. ; Results are expected by 3) June, . Docuinent Number fas Ela Ravieye ou be JUN: 197 6 | te petwad ee Wrens toy) sO fee PSY :
(toa-t0146-10004} rs a Tt : LG SECRET COMMENTS 1. Classified SECRET this document presents no prob- lem in a technical sense. (U) 2. Released in an unclassified format, the report would identify in extremely fine detail the workings of the Mexico City Station at the time of Lee H. Oswald's visit to Mexico City. Names of staffers and contract agents, a4 cryptonyms, safe site locations, @iaison with the Mexicans i and unilateraljoperations against the Soviet target are discussed. The report reveals a large political action otf program in Mexico at that time.) (S) . 3. The report is suspicious of CIA in tone and implies that CIA even today is concealing evidence, for example, Oswald's photograph. (U) SECRET =— DERIVATIVECLBY 2/2 £24 CO) DECL & REVW ON _/4 Lege, /9fP. DERIVED FROM__D9ce.5 Secateurs Cai)
(toe 46- 1009 ? € fr eae eens i ade el gle eect Heer then nae Uy ry 1. (or mead | that CIA had agrced to declare - itd PC) a 19 December 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT Conversation with Assistant Attorney General Keuch (U) - Bob Keuch phoned me yesterday. He had heard: 2. I said that we had not. In fact this is a point we have made in exchanges with Mr. Blakey. (U) S. D. Breckinridge Distribution: Orig. - OLC/Subject 1 - OLC/Chrono ° 1 - Mr. Sturbitts 1 - Mr. Rininger _ ORIGINAL CLEY ABLE oF. Kipeci oO CURE OF No - _ EXTEYNDS s YRS ay ne AAAI ECU ia _ ; ay
Ttoa-t0146-10048 rd { dp} FS ro oe ee er ore Nos , aan ; wit . ‘4 : THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, ©. C. 20505 a” Office of Legislative Counsel [oe 32a 20 December 1978. Mr. G. Robert Blakey Chief Counsel §& Director Select Committee-on Assassinations House of Representatives . Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Mr. Blakey: Following our conversation on 17 December, about CIA's reporting to the Warren Commission on Oswald's movements at a certain location outside the United States, it occurred to me that it might assist your reséarchers if I were to specify the reporting in question. (U) I have already described our role in obtaining the & information from jof the Cuban Consulate, ) and assume this needs no further specification. Additionally, it should be pointed out that on 31 January 1964 the Agency submitted a fourteen page report to J. Lee Rankin of the Warren Commission recording the basic information available from Agency sources. Your investigators should be able to identify this as being processed for FOIA as document number 509-803, although it was not released under FOIA because sensitive sources and methods were involved; it continues to be classified Secret to this date. That document has been reviewed at the Agency by your investi- gators. (S) That the information was provided the-Warren Commission early in its inquiry, in the two forms noted above, is clear. Why one of the investigators for the Commission did not take it into consideration until some 3-4 months later cannot be reconstructed at this late date. (U) Very truly yours, ~. Amn, a ee od Distribution: Orig. - Adse. : S. D. Breckinridge -2 Tt . OLC/Subject AEBC aR | s= 22 1) = OLC/Chrono oe cenvaTive city: 134 ZO ___- a eee DEOL T REMA.GN fateee (276 i ee - penivep FROM 3d 2  —___— ‘ i € oy ¢ water? id rer i cee = a ——
ONFIDENTIAL [] SECRET ’ rte, 4 H . I i ; / CP UNCLASSIFIEy = La use eur SUBJECT: (Optional) Offer of Information (Delores Hope) EXTENSION | NO. | FROM: re Hs = : ot | ncemmp-crrer—ssnyos >? fe Pre | ee - SABEG 1978 4E-27 Hdqs. 1250 y TO: (Officer designation, room number, and : : oo we se : . 4 building) OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment te shew from whom : : ENITIALS | to whom. Drow a line across columo after each comment.) : OLC/HSCA . ATIN: S. Breckinridge ore 6D-5317 Hdgs. donee 6B we Qwematng alters seat ase. ate APE nO om Seon BY we att Mp etaratiacni ee: S44, bed « ”
14-00000 > whe tated se Uae oe math ah ee owe nite g & ete A ne aR we A 8 whe ethene terran tence ae tee meron ax seniiet n, g 4 SECT GEM ACU Mot, PN Ne ani Stas § Henne erin, Bree tat ate teen” = Fahne 6 un heatetee MEMORANDUM FOR: Legislative Counsel, House Select Committee on Assassinations ATTENTION: Mr. Scott Breckinridge ’ L. si FROM: Acting Chief, Security Support Division Office of Security ° SUBJECT: Offer of Information (U) 1. The attached Incident Report pertains to a call received by the Security Duty Office in which Mrs. Delores Hope volunteered information concerning the John F. Kennedy assassination. Office of Security records are negative in the name of Subject. (U) 2. This report is provided for your information and for forwarding to the necessary congressional component. (U) 3 Attachment
14-0000 “A svg - Ra . ‘* ‘ us ern ee Cr oe ees = “aR “27 san | _o . ahnta a aie on ae ae tn oe nee a a t ope ‘ayes DATE L Pecenver ARTS q APPROVED FOR RELEASE 159? Oval E Fours CH HISTORICAL Revie PRK TIME.) oe oe ae oe oe a NAME __ Delores Hope GRADE OFFICE 3165 Bast Twohig St- Sen Angelo, TX INCIDENT__Offer of Information (U) ye _O75 hHrs.  prace __ ©5290 - SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: . ' (U) Agency Operator transferred & call from SUBJECT who stated that she has information concerning the John F. Kennedy assassination. The information, which she would not divulge, was available if the Agency is willing to "pay" for it. (u) SUBECT stated that she wanted to speak to en Agency repre- sentative and would not reveal anything over the telephone. (U) SUBJECT was told that a repors of her call would be cde and forwarded to the appropriate office where a decision would be meds as to the merit of her offer. ae melee Sa Lae, BAR eng ete WN, te tal Sin Ge oe ba tee tT eo ae ctl a
(404-10746-10080 — OGC 7° °71368 .  * 8 Fek wury 1979 MEMORANDUM FOR : Office of Legislative Counsel ATTENTION : Scott Breckinridge Principal Coordinator, HSCA FROM : Richard L. Rininger Assistant General Counsel SUBJECT : DCI Options Rélative to HSCA Report Content REFERENCE : OLC 79-0113/8, Dated 5 Feb 1979, Subject: House Select Committee on Assassinations References to Overseas CIA Stations 1. This Office has reviewed your draft memorandum including the options to be presented to the DCI. 2. We have no objection to the options presented. In this regard, query whether it would be appropriate at this point to include your opinion as to the possible follow-on steps which might be necessary if option (c) is selected and the HSCA resists that decision. 3. We do suggest several editorial changes to the memorandum. .First, you might consider inserting a new paragraph 2, to make the basic issue known more quickly. Perhaps the following would be suitable: 2. Background: The material which the HSCA presently contemplates publishing on an unclassified basis will reveal the existence of CIA stations in Mexico City,[__] and! - 4, Several other suggested changes are pencilled on a copy of your draft memo, attached. 5. Please advise if we can be of further assistance. | : op Richard L. Rininger aa DERIVATIVE CLay 236 F7EI Mosc. Xeucyon CEB (9FS Att cA re oD ‘ane
104-10227-10005 wt fa fs PNory YELY gael hats ir pie ane 3 et Muna pe WRN Oe Who gave the instructions: instructions! _ What are you asking about -- the survel lance.’ the takl ‘supposed | to dor In this caso, the tail would nate known where ae aad cone and what should be done. “(XG) The question that he would escape, somewhere did not arive. Alright, lie: goes to the post offfee and sends a telesran:, what néxt . The telegram would not be. sent without the sanctton of the Klev Second Directorate. Why would it not, be sent? ((Pause)) ae 2 oof I ‘asked once; - I an. 1 Asking a second. ‘tae -- how did you give ee What did you aay: — 7 WO Be 2 oe - at you were. there, you must know in detail, a i rs ae ae a 1 am telling you. We started talking about thé surveillance. Ir aay om at night he gets uP, ‘and goes to send | a ‘telegraa; what is eo8 The tail is supposed to notify the case officer. That is all. : om om Whom: ’ PETRENKO,. Why PETRENKO? Because he is the local man; he maintains contact with then. PETRENKO cannot make the decision; you are responsible for this case. What does PETRENKO do?’ . , Sete th cs EBS Cems VEO OR st anges opeinmitieaiy cts et
404-10746-10092 “4 a s * Legislative Counsel - * 27 February 1979 (DO POE erpary Wied THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 OLC 79-0113/g RETURN TO CIA und Use Only Mr. G. Robert Blakey . Backgroun Chief Counsel and Director Do Not Reproduce Select Committee on Assassinations House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Bob: This letter is to correct some observations made in my earlier letter of 23 February about the Cuban exile organizations. I seem to have misunderstood some of the views given me by my colleagues at the meeting at which we put together our comments. Call it an “errata sheet" on my efforts, if you will; perhaps it was in the euphoria over the readability of the draft: (U) MIRR (C) In addition to commenting on the incorrect description of CIA relations with Johnson and Sturgis, it is noted that the source used — may be FBI reporting, which is not necessarily likely to be authoritative. (Cc) Gobierno en Exilio (C) Footnote 63. We do not have both references, So withdraw our comments as to what both documents say; one may Say what our copy of one of them does not. (U) Footnote 64. The cited document does not mention the described visit to Somoza in Nicaragua. ‘It does reveal that Sierra visited Bogota, Colombia, but he is not identified as one of the Cuban exiles who visited the Isle de Andres. (S) Mpc (C) 2 e Footnotes 18-19. Both abe in one sentence in the text, and relate to Batista Falla's| Yet, the first footnote is based on an FBI document. As noted before, there is no "Operational Approval Form."  (S) 2 2487 , of i} “ Fs lene Te mer nal “s7 - fps PF F* ita % AS thal wee “iM / Cpe en DERIVED FROM aA pag od _ 7 . - . any Nearer er 7 2 oo’
14-00000 crc (C) Page 2, Footnote 14. Scratch our negative comment. The initial concern was over the date of formation of the CRC (late 1960 or early 1961). Stating that it was formed shortly before the 17 April 1961 Bay of Pigs operation is acceptable.. (C) Sincerely, ak ROptfhhe S. D. Breckinyiage Principal Coordinator, HSCA Distribution: . Orig - Adse ] - R:Holmes 1 - OS (Sullivan) - 1 - OGC (Rininger) 1 - LA/DDO (Sturbitts) 1 - SA/DDCI (Touhy) OLC/SDB/ksn (27 Feb 79)