104-10333-10003 e 03/19/97 05:18:42 PM MEMORAMDUM FOR: |@DA FROM: | ) | SUBJECT: ACTION Rern - Assassination Review Board During discussions with Kathy Dyer today, | learned that the JFK Assassination Review Board will want to meet with us. The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss records your offices had/have from the 1958 - 1965 time. period. pew be interested in specific files from the O/DCI, the IG, the OGC, and — : "Legislative Affairs." (Dee: Were the “Legislative Affairs* records transferred to the Office of . Congressional Affairs? a Before we meet with them, Kathy will arrange a meeting with Barry Harrelson, CSI, who has been working with the Board members. The purpose of this meeting will be to identify specific areas the Board is interested in, what DCI records they may have already seen, etc., so we can prepare for the meeting with the Board CL BY: )05 63489 | CL REASON: T.5(c) DECL ON: X1 DRV FROM: COV 1-82 cc: atnryn |. Dyer «Pw,
APR 16°97 11:38AM | P.2 Proposed Topics /Questions for DCI Office Briefings Office of the DCI 1. How are the records of the DCI, DDCI, and the heads of the directorates indexed? What records are kept? 2. In a Cold Warrior footnote, Tom Mangold reports that as any of CI Staff Chief James Angleton’s files were destroyed, “a complete record was carefully maintained about what had been done. (George) Kalaris signed off on every file and the DCI’s office was notified.” (p. 143) What records would the DCI’s office have maintained on this destruction? 3. Which office controls the unredacted version of the Family Jewels memo? 4. What records would be kept of requests to or liaison between the Agency and NSA or FBI in the wake of the assassination (November 23, 1963-September 30, 1964)? 5. What records would be kept of DCI tasking to other intelligence community agencies in the immediate wake of the assassination (the first month)? 6. Where are the personal and working papers of the DCI, DDCI, and the heads of the directorates? (Personal files, soft files, and official files are included in this request.) 7. Are there any Agency records on George Herbert Walker Bush prior to his appointment as DCI? . 8, What records might still exist on correspondence between the DCI (Helms) and the Nixon White House on the 1967 IG Report? on the Bay of Pigs? on the assassination? 9. How are White House requests recorded... What records might there be of requests from then Attorney General Robert Kennedy? 10. How are records kept of presidential briefings from the CIA (either the DCI’s office or one of the directorates)? What DCI briefing papers still exist for the time period August 1, 1963 to February 1, 1964? 11.. What records might still exist on any McCone requests for information from the directorates following the assassination? For example, any request on the surveillance from the Mexico City Station during LHO’s visit.
13-00000 APR 16 ’97 11:38AM P.3 3 12. Who were the Agency liaigons with Robert Kennedy prior to and after the assassination? 13. What records might still exist of communications between DCI McCone and Allen Dulles during the Warren Commission? 14. What records might still exist of communications between Allen Dulles and anyone at CIA during the Warren Commission?. 15. Did CIA have anyone on the Warren Commission staff (either an Agency officer or a source)? 16. What records exist in the Executive Registry on Operation Mongoose or the Special Group Augmented? 17. What records might still exist of conversations or communications between the DCI and CI Staff Chief James Angleton on Nosenko? 18. What records were maintained at the DCI level on the Church Committee, the HSCA, the Pike Committee, and the Rockefeller Commission? Legislative Affairs 1, Who has the Scott Breckinridge files? 2. Records of Agency dealings with HSCA? 3. Who was the Agency liaison with Robert Kennedy after the assassination? 4. What.records were maintained on the Church Committee, the HSCA, the Pike Committee, and the Rockefeller Commission? In sp ep ct or Gen pral’s Offi re , 1. Is there an index of IG reports? 2. Was there ever an IG report concerning LHO and the Agency? 3. Are records kept on requests from the DCI's office for IG reports?
APR 16 ’97 11:39AM . . P.4 fice of 1 1. Who has the Scott Breckinridge files? 2. What are the procedures for an Agency officer in covert status testifying before Congress or under oath? (We are interested i in the procedures for 1964 and 1975-77.) 3. What records were maintained on the Church Committee, the HSCA, the Pike Committee, and the Rockefeller Commission? 3. Did CIA have anyone on the Warren Commission staff (either a an Agency officer or a_ source)?
13-00000 es MEMORANDUM FOR DCIIRO DATE: April/May 1997 SUBJECT: - _—_— Proposed Topics/Questions for DCI Office Briefings to ARRB FROM: '  _DC/DCVER . ACTION TAKEN: Since documents in this timeframe were not logged into a searchable system, AARC keyword and visual shelf list searchs were utilized.. Executive Registry has identified seven (7) shelf lists containing documents during the referenced timeframe (60’s to mid-70’s): 80M01009A 80M01048A .80R01284A 80B01285A 80R01580R 80B01676R 80RO01731R. Each question was treated as a separate search effort with appropriate keyword and AARC shelf list searches/reviews. Due to the timeframe, many of the applicable boxes are being utilized by historians at the present time (shelf lists are annotated accordingly). As of 30 April thrity-three (33) boxes of documents have been recalled/reviewed. Question 1: How are the records of the DCL DDCI and the heads of the directorates indexed? ? . Answer 1: The records which pass through Executive Registry are incorporated into.our subject/topic files. Front Office working files which are turned over to the registry as a DCHDDCI/EXDIR leaves the position are categorized by material type; i.e., calendars/cards, meetings, trips, chronos, etc. High level weekly meetings are categorized by agency name: NSC, STATE, DEFENSE, ATTORNEY GENERAL, etc. Question 2: In a Cold Warrior footnote, Tom Mangold reports that as any of Cl Staff Chief James Angleton’s files were destroyed, “a complete record was carefully maintained Anau what had been done. (George) alanis s igned off on ENED. file and. the DCI’s office destruction?
13-00000 Answer 2: The keywords ANGLETON & KALARIS were utilized in this search; plus through the perusal of shelflists a folder with DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION was reviewed. The folder with “destruction” in the title contained paramaters set for retention of documents during the various investigationsilcommittees. None of the reviews surfaced any authorization or reference to or listing of Angleton documents being destroyed. If the timeframe for the said destruction were provided and the position held by Kalaris were known, the appropriate DCI Chronos and position liaison files could be — searched. Answer 3: Executive Registry shelf lists record two (2) retired boxes containing material identifiable as “Family Jewels”. At the present time those two boxes are being utilized ._ by the DCIIIRO for the Levy search. (79M01476A; boxes 16 & 17). One of the testimony documents located in a folder titled “White House Correpsondence re: Congressional Investigations” referenced the “Family Jewels”. Per a conversation with DCIIIRO on 30 April 1997, the GC has found the unredacted version. uwestion.4: What records would be kept of reque Jiaison between the Agenc and NSA or FBI in the wake of the assassination (November 23, 1963-September 3 1964? Answer 4: The shelf lists for the above timeframe did not indicate high level meetings with either of the two agencies, therefore, the NSA and FBI liaison folders for 1963/1964 were reviewed. There were no responsive documents in these compartments. The McCone files are under review by David Borage. Answer 5: No memos re Kennedy were found i in DDCI/Walters files for 4 3/64. DCIIRO has tasked this out through the CMS/IMO. The DCVMcCone filesare u review by David. Borage. Answer 6: During the early retirement years AO/DCI did retire a number of soft files. Some DCI files contained records labeled as “Personal” . Executive Registry holdings of personal correspondence would be maintained as temporary to be retained within the ' registry for three years then destroyed. No Official Files were noted on shelf lists. Question 7: Are there any Agency records on George Herbert Walker Bush prior to his appointment as DCI?
13-00000 Answer 7: Bush was appointed as DCI on 3 November 1975. Earlier Career: - 1974-1975, Chief, U.S. Liaison Office, People’s Republic of China - 1973-1974, Chairman, Republican National Committee - 1971-1972, Ambassador to the United Nations - 1967-1971, Member of Congress, 7th District, Texas - Servid in World War II as naval naviator in the Pacific. BUSH was run as a keyword and no documents revealed evidence of any correspondence prior to his appointment as DCI. Navy liaison fi les from 1963-66 were reviewed with no responsive documents. Question.8: What records might still exist on correspondence between the DCI (Helms and the Nixon White House on the 1967 IG Report? on the Bay of Pigs? on the assassination? Answer 8: Helms was DCI from 30 June 1966 through 2 February 1973. The Bay of Pigs material is presently under review at the History Staff. The tasking memo from the DCI to the DD’s stating that the CIA will not involve itself in assassinations. The DCI/IRO stated that she has the “1967 IG Report”. The Helms files were recalled by Chris Burgess for Helms use. Question 9: How are White House requests recorded. What records might there be of uests from the then Attorney General Robert Kennedy? Answer 9: White House requests would initially be filed in Liaison with the White House for the year that the request was received. It might also be transferred to or cross- referenced to a topic file if significance warrented it. (The Kennedy was Attorney General from 1961-1964.) Attorney General labeled folders were recalled and reviewed. The following correspondence from Attorney General Robert Kennedy resides in Executive Registry files: . . - Memo to Heads of Departments and Agencies re NSA Memorandum 161 ensuring the development of plans, programs & action proposals to protect internal security. Fess - Memo of acknowledgement of the appointment of John A. Ross as Deputy for National Intellt gence Programs. - Proposed Revision of NSC-5427 re restructing Soviet Diplomat access to U.S. Strategic Intelligence. - Our response to a verbal request for information re the Cuban refugee situation in Maini. - Verbal & Paper requests re NIE on Weapons of Mass Destruction.
13-00000 - Query re interrogation of members of 2506 Brigade in Miami by Dept. of the Army - Memo of accolade for the efforts of Mike Kiskowsky in the c uban Rescue Effort - Section 7 alien residence request. . - Our notification of Swiss/Soviet confrontation of Nosenko at the Washington District _ Office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service wiCIA present plus appreciation for Commissioner Farrell & staff s assistance in the above effort. uestion 10: How are records kept of presidential briefings from the CIA (either the DCl's office or one of the directorates)? What DCI briefing papers still exist for the period August 1, 1963 to February 1, 1964? Answer 10: If the ODCI briefed the Office of the President, then there would be a briefing book with any background material and notes in the folders retired for that DCT’s term. If the briefing were to be given by another directorate, it should have been filed on a temporary basis within the ER files and not retired. The following briefing books during that timeframe were located in our records: IDEC63 - Key Elements of Soviet Military & Economic Strengths (1284A/10) — DCI (McCone) Meetings with the President (Johnson) 3 folders (1285A/5- 6). uestion 11: What records might still exist on any McCone requests for information from the directorates following the assassination? For example, any request on the surveillance from the Mexico City Station during LHO’s visit. Answer 11: Warren Commission folder holds a document to David Berlin/EXDIRIWC stating that Mexico City Station did take photographs. Hill briefing on Oswald indicating that we were not surveilling him at the time of his visit to Mexico City. The McCone files have recently been recalled by history staff. Thus far in the efforts of this search, I have not located any reference to DCI taskings to the directorates. assassination? Answer 12: I saw no reference to Agency liaisons in the files searched.
13-00000 Allen Dulles during the Warren Commission: . Answer 13: Dulles served on the Warren Commission from 1963-64, and McCone was DCI from 1961-65. In scanning the correspondence, it appears that the memos were from the Commission to the Agency, not person to person. nestion 14: What recor is mi ht still exist of communications between Allen Dulles and. anyone at CLA during the Warren Commission? Answer 14: We hold Warren Commission material from 1963-1975. Dulles served on the Warren Commission from 1963-1964. . In scanning the correspondence, it appears that the memos were from the Commission to the Agency, not person to person. uestion 15: Did CIA have an one on the Warren Commission staff (either.an Agence officer of a source)? Answer 15: I did not see any staffing lists for the Warren Commission. Question 16: What records exist in the Executive Registery on Operation Mongoose or the Special Group Augmented? Answer 16: The Executive registry holds one file folder titled “MONGOOSE Cuban Reconnaissance/Overflights” dated September 9, 1962 through May 31, 1963. The box containing this folder has been signed out by history staff (Diane/Jim) since February 27, 1996. Within the Rockefeller Committee folders,(1048A/9) I found a document from OSD. requesting that all documents in the CIA pertaining to Operation Mongoose be transferred to the officer currently responsible for the operations covering Cuba (dated 28JAN63) plus a package of MONGOOSE Meeting MFR’s and background documentation requested by the IG in Nov 1975. the DCI and Cl Staff Chief James Angleton on Nosenko” Answer 17: Seven (7) folders have been identified as holding Nosenko material. The following records of information re Nosenko between the DCI and CICI residing in Executive Registry files are as follows: - Cl 78-131 “Talking Points for the Director’ s Meeting with Yurily Ivanovich Nosenko” - Cl 78-406 “Transmittal of Letter from Nosenko” - ER 78-8432/5 “NosenkolEpstein Contact wlattached Cl 78-070 “Backgrund on Yruiy Ivanovich Nosenko's Meeting with Edward Jay Epstein” - CI 78-105 “Request of Yruiy Ivanovich Nosenko to Meet with the DCI”
13-00000 - CI 78-074 “The Bona Fides of Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko” - - ER 78-9899/2 “Letter from Carlucci to Louis Stokes (HSCA) re Public Testimony on the Nosenko Matter” wilattached OLC 78-2838/]1 “HSCA Request for Agency Testimony Concerning Nosenio” & OLC 78-2838/A “Letter from G. Robert Blakey to Scott Breckenridge (HSCA) referencing telephone conversation with Ken Klein in connection with its investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of President Kennedy, HSCA requests that a spokesman provide official explanations and Agency positions with regard to Yuri Nosenko” & ER 78-9899 “Letter from Carlucci to Stokes (HSCA) acknowledging receipt of 14 August request for the Agency's position on Nosenko" _ + CI 78-228 “Passage of Nosenko Study to the FBI” (ER cy wlo John Hart's The Monster Plot) wlattached ER 78-1621 “Proposed Passage of Nosenko Study to the FBI” - ER 78-8432/11 “HSCA request for access to the Hart Report” with attached background memos from OGCILGC . - ER 77-898911 “Memo from John F. Blake (AIDDCI) to DCI re Conversation with Dr. - Bohrer on the Nosenko case wiattached CI 77-496 “The Roles of CIA Officers in the Nosenko Case” - ER 71-1804 “Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko re controlled use by FBI in an approach in Lhetvina” - ER 69-5003/1 “Yruiy Ivanovich Nosenko re Section 7 authorization” - ER 69-1728/3 (OLC 69-0676) “Briefing of Key Congressional Contacts on the Yriy Ivanovich Nosenko Case” - ER 81-4701 “Handwritten Note from Angleton to Casey (Dear Bill) re Situation Report on the FBI and the Presidént's Pardon--with no mention of the Nosenko case but rather tends to focus on Presidential Sanctions in National Security Cases. fe a fe 2k oe ae ok ce of 2h oft fe 2 fe ae of 2c ae 2 ahs 2 afc af af fe ae ae ak 2k oe fe ok ale of ale 2s of fe of 2k ae 2k of 2c ae oe of oe abe oe fe a afe ac as ak 2 Note: Next step would be to isolate the Directors’ Chronos (69-71), recall & review for _ possible notes or MFR’ s which might have been maintained in the Chronos vice the project files. Note: A memo notation indicates that George Kalaris was CICI in 1976. «ee ae af ae fe 2c akc ae fe 2fe fe 2 fe 2 ae 2 ti 2 He 6 ie fe a Ie 2h tee 2c af ae 2c 2 2 ae afe 2 ae fe he 2c 2s he a 9 3 ae aie 29 2 ic 2k ae 2c 2 9K ae 9K 3 . Question 18: What records are maintgined at the DCI level on the Church Committee, the HSCA (House Select Committee on Assassinations), the Pike Committee, and the Rockefeller Commission? Answer 18: Church Committee: Executive Registry files holds ROGOVIN (Legal Assistant to the DCI) files titled: “Church Committee Destruction of Drug Files” and “Covert Action
13-00000 Press Statements by HSC - Sent to the President”, as well as, the sensitiv MENAOMI file. HSCA: Per a discussion with IROID yer on 22/23 April ] 997, it was learned that six (6) folders containing HSCA material reside in2G11. Pike Committee: Executive Registry holds files containing the White House Report, supporting data re it’s printing at P&PG, background material on the report, press leakage of report matter through Mr. Daniel Schorr, plus documentation about classified holdings retained by Congressman Otis G. Pike, Congressman William Lehman and Miss Susan Poor after they left their positions at HSC. ER Files also hold a copy of “CIA The Pike Report” written by Philip Agee, copies of various issues of “The Village _ Voice” where the leak material surfaced, and the Pike Committee Rec ommendations Report. Rockefeller Committee: This Committee was established by President Ford on 4 January 1975 and reported CIA activities in the United States (Senate Resolution 21 de ER holds a small folder of external letters from the public following the release of the report, 13 folders of material containing committee recommendations and agency background materiql, AIDDCI LAPHAM memos re action taken andlor current status of Rockefeller recommendations (basically just cover notes); DCI briefing books for commission testimony (3 folders); 4 MFR's for DCI meetings/contact with the Commission; IC Staff MFR's, DCI "s Report to the President re the Rockefeller Report, list of testimony files transferred to OLC Jan 1977, plus cy of Director's Statement for release re CIA Involvement in a massive illegal domestic intelligence effort; card file _ whindex. - MISC: Testimony documentation on the various committees in 1975 can be found in folders marked “White House Correspondence re: Congressional Investigations” . Action Taken: Shelf List records were searched for the following keywords: ANGLETON DEFECTOR NOSENKO MONGOOSE WARREN & COMMISSION KENNEDY . BAY & PIGS COMMITTEE & ASSASSINATION FAMILY & JEWELS KALARIS HELMS
13-00000 PRESIDENT PIKE HSCA ROCKEFERLER & COMMISSION | CHURCH & COMMITTEE BUSH. Reviewed the following shelf lists: 80M01044A 80BO01285A 80RO1580R 80RO1I284A 80MOI009A 80MO1048A . 80M01676R 80ROI731R - 79MO1476A. The following lists were identified while reviewing the above AARC Job Master Folders: --ER Reprot Index re Reports Pulled for the Rockefeller & Congressional Investigations --Box itimization of documents furnished to the Rockefeller. Commission --List of ER File Holdings on JFK Assassination. The following documents are being furnished for IRO review: BOX 1: ER 75-11,383 & /4, (3,11 OTE Memo #56-75 DDIS&T 75-3350 OLC.75-2292 ER 75-1,548 Uncontrolled CA Press Statements by HSC (27Nov-29Dec 7: 5) ER 75-2690/A — ER 75-3707 OS-55953 Uncontrolled Memo re access to ITG files” IG 75-2946 ER 75-269/3, /2 IG 75-2601 Uncontrolled report to President re CIA Activities within the U.S. - June 75 ER 75-3558
13-00000 Box I, Cont. Uncontrolled Memo re Rockefeller Commission Recommendations (multiple versions) MPR re Director's Testimony on MHCHAOS . DDO 75-4050 (RS 75-1580) Uncontrolled Statement re NY Times Article on I llegal Effort MFR re.NY Daily News Article re Illegal Effort ER 75-1861/12, /13 RS 75-112] _ RS 75-1118 Uncontrolled Memo re Changing Agency Name ER 7535-10293 ER 75-9955 ER 76-6609 ER 76-313 & (2,11 ER 76-6479 ER 76-488 & {1 ER 76-642] ER 76-489 ER 76-6372 SC 76-0528] ER 76-4486 DDO 76-2622 (ER 76-2175) ER 76-1902 & /4, 15,12, 11 ER 76-2103 & /1 DDO 76-2623 (ER 76-2175) | ER 76-1980 & /1 ER 76-1569 & I ER 76-1617 & II ER 76-1743 & I RS 76-0360 RS 76-0362 ER 76-1709 ER 76-1707 (RS 76-0856) ER 76-114011 (RS 76-0344) ER 76-748911 (RS 76-0337) ER 76-1523 (RS 76-0328) . ER 76-1504 (RS 76-0261 la & RS 76-320) ER 76-7510 (RS 76-0316) ER 76-7378 ER 76-1423 (RS 76-0310) ER 76-1378 (RS 76-0302) ER 76-7173 &/1 ER 76-1350 (RS 76- 0294) ER 76-7142
13-00000 Box 1, Cont'd. . ER 76-7142 _ ER 76-1173 (RS 76-0251) ER 76-1140 (RS 76-0251) ER 75-9332 & /4, 11, 12, 13 ER 75-125 16 ER 75-125 12 ER 76-2324 & /1 (RS 76-0453) ER 76-7979/3 . NSC #2957 (209129) ER 76-2292 & I] ER 75-402/1 ER 76-7617. ER 76-7077 (RS 76-0228/a) RS 76-2028 ER 76-221/A ER 76-0149 & (2,11 ER 76-221 ER 76-6220 ER 76-6145 ER 76-0055 ER 72-4250 & IA . ER 74-5318/A | DDP 77-2310 (ER 72-1675lw & 11,1A DDP 72 1464 ER 72-1675 ER 72-2191 & IA ER 72-371 ER 76-9924 ER 76-2980 &/1 | DCHIG 76-0122 — RS 76-0354 & (1,12 OLC 76-0402/a RS 76-0251 ER 76-5972 . Uncontrolled Outline re Rockefeller Commission Uncontrolled Listing re Rockefeller Commission DCING 76-0108 OLC 76-1615/a (ER 76-2375/4A) ‘ER 76-7919/7, & 16,15 ER 76-237516A (OLC 76-1692/a) ER 76-2375/6B (OLC 76-1692/b) ER 76-2375/4A (OLC 76-1615/a) ER 76-2375/5A (OLC 76-1614/a)
13-00000 Box 1, Cont.d ER 76-2474/A (OLC 76-1646/a) _, ER 77-6075 2 Dec 1964 note for DCI re Test at Lop Lor USIB/ARRAC-D-2-11/1 ER 75-3852 ER 75-1568 ER 75-6249 ER 75-6503 Handwritten Memo for Elder from Chamberlain List of Memos Sent ER 76-7370/1 ER 76-7617 ER 75-5875 | RS 75-1056 Memo of Conversation re 15 Oct 1970 Meeting Kissinger/Karamessine/Haig _ MER re Project FUBELT | RS 75-1035 RS 75-1031 List.of Documents Knoche Note ER 75-6174 OGC 74-0322 MER re Private Conversation from Knoche _ ~ ER 76-2292 ER 76-2266 — DCI-IC 76-0108 Statement re NY Times 22 Dec Article IG 75-3754 (ER 76-11,894 & /1; IG 75-3688) Destruction of Documents 1973 RS 75-3462 Uncontrolled Defense Memos Statement by Colby on Hill Memo from Michel (Hil) to Rogovin re Delivery of Documents | Notes ER 75-11,383/2 ~ $C-05281/76 & ER 76-6774 DDO 75-4292 (ER 75-3594) DDO 75-4292/1 (ER 75-3594/2) ER.75-9263&/1 IG 75-4083 (ER 75-12510/1) ER 75-12510 & /2, /4, /3 | ER 75-10424 (DDO 75-6933; DDA 75-6032) OGC 75-1744
13-00000 Box 1, Cont'd. Congressional Record Daily Digest for 19 Feb. 1975 Memo from Rogovin to Pike dated 20 Jan 1976 re 338 page draft w/several uncontrolled memos ROGOVIN FILE: Eyes Only Memo re Olsen OTS Memo RS 75-3462 & /A Memo to Duckett Colby Statement to the Hill 16 Sept. 1975 Michel Memo to Rogovin dated 15 Sept. 1975 Notes. OTS Foreign Currency ER 75-3781/2 Statement by Press dated 25 Nov. 1969 Notes ~DD/S&T 75-2878 ~ Summary of Report re BW/CW Agreement DD/S&T 75-2895 ER 75-8671/2 (OLC 75-2409/a) ER 75-11,679 (DD/S&T 75-4073) ER 75-11,382/2 Proposed Release on Ft. Detrick dated 5 Sept. 1975 Summary Report re MKNAOMI MFR re Ft. Detrick MFR re Ft. Detrick - MFR re[(MKNAOMI (Cornelius vs. Roosevelt) MER re[MKINAOMI (Treichler) MER re] MKINAOMI (Gordon) MER re MKNAOMI (Batlin) Note Page Manila Envelope containing BW. Material ER 75-7520 ° ER 75-3240 . ER 78-4841 & /2,/1, /a Uncontrolled Memo From DDA re Warren Commission Papers ER 75-4863 ER 75-3852 ER 75-2690 & /1 ER 75-6654 ER 75-593
13-00000 Box 1, Cont:d. Colby Statement dtd 5 March 1975 ER 75-4599 COMPT 75-0179 ER 75-402 & /1 ER 75-333 ER 75-176 Uncontrolled docs from Colon re Attempt to Impeach Kennedy TS 792243 ER 79-2656 & /2, /1 ER 80-1706 ER 79555 (IG 79-0239) 21 Nov. 1975 Employee Bulletin re Assassinations CIA Press Conference - 19 Nov. 1975 ER 75-6862 ER 75-9292 & /1 ER 75-12641 with 11 Dec 1959 Memo re Cuban Problems ER 75-6503 ER 75-7085/2 ER 75-3240 ER 75-8808 & /1 ER 75-11,684/1 ER 63-790 ER 63-57 & /1 (OGC 62-3169) Memo re Problem Areas re Family Jewels ~ ER 75-8479 & /1 ER 64-1329 News Clips re Schorr ER 76-2980 & /1. ER 76-3042/1 (OGC 76-2139) ER 76-3042 ER 76-7784 ER 76-2936 ER 76-1455 & /1,/A Congressinal Record Page ER 76-7492 ER 76-7488 __ Congressional Record Page (ER 76-1638) Congressional Record Page (ER 76-1633) ER 76-1375 & /A ER 87-1321 ER 75-1840 DDO 75-6124 Employee Bulletin dated 21 Nov. 1976 re Assassinations ER 75-11340/3 (DD/S&T 78-4833) .
13-00000 Box 2 Banded Item Material on DDO Files on U.S. Citizens ca 1975 Banded Item . . . Establishment of Commisision re Agency. Activities in U.S. with BIOs of Candidates Banded Item Testimony Background Banded Item _ Assassination (Skeleton) Banded Item Nosenko Material ER 71-1804 ER 70-2083 & /1 ER 89-5003 & /1 ER 77-5614 & /1 ER 77-7310/2 (DDO 77-9478) ER 89-1738/2, /3 ER 72-5458 ER 73-3549 (DDO 73-3458) ER 76-1529 (DDO 76-1287) ER 77-8989 & /1 (DDO 77-7896) ER 78-8432/11 (OGC 78-3535) OGC 78-3272 (OLC 78-1012/7) ER 78-1621/1 (DDO 78-3429) ER 78-1261 (DDO 78-3540) ER 78-3058 (OLC 78-2120/6) ER 78-3002 (DDA 78-3365/3) ER 78-9899/3 (OLC 78-2838/E) OLC 78-2838/1 ER 78-9899/1. ER 78-4899 (OLC 78-2338/B ER 78-8432/1 . Cl 78-074 (DDO 78-1252) ER 78-8432/2 (DDO 78-1744) ER 78-8432/4, /5, /6, /7, /8, /10 CI 78-070 (DDO 78-1226) ER 78-2653) Tumer Draft Article, “Secrecy in An Open Society” ER 78-3168
13-00000 Box 3, Cont’d. | ER 75-4599 & /2 — ER 75-415 (OGC 75- 0215) ER 75-801 ER 75-748 ER 75-797 ER 74-713. ER 75-591/2 & /1 ER 75-714 ER 75-649 ER 75-648 ER 75-650 ER 75-4592 ER 75-4575 ER 75-540 & /1 ER 75-552 ER 75-525 ER 75-445 & /I1 ER 75-4469 -ER 75-4445 & /1 ER 75-399 ER 75-4367 & /1 ER 75-4366 _ ER 75-4345 ER 75-4294 ER 75-6138 ER 63-4831 ER 63-4536 ER 63-5136 ER 63-3891 ER 63-2489 ER 63-2868 (DDP-3-1348) TS 172957 ER 62-3068 ER 62-8401 ER 62-790 _ ER 62-4791 ER 63-2842 TS 20386 (MFR Cover Memo) ER 75-6138/1 ER 63-7638 ER 63-6771 E.O. 63-9224/1 _ ER 73-9224
13-00000 Box 3, Cont'd ER 75-426 ER 75-426/51 (Ad Hoc 75-182) ER 75-426/50 . ER 75-426/46 (Ad Hoc 75-69) ER 75-426/47 (Ad Hoc 75-70). -ER 75-426/48 (Ad Hoc 75-71) ER 75-426/49 (Ad Hoc 75-74) ER 75-426/45 (Ad Hoc 75-58) ER 75-426/44 (Ad Hoc 75-45) ER 75-426/43 (Ad Hoc 75-44) ER 75-426/41, /39, /36, /40, /31, /38, /37, /33, /32., /30, /28, /29, /27. /25, /21, /22, /23, /24,./19, /20, /13, /18, /17, /16, /15, /14, /12,- /11, /10, /6, /7, /S, /4,/A, /1, /2, /3. \BYE}007/75 ER 75-610 & /1 ER 75-553 ER 75-538 (IG 75-0454) | Index Page . ER 75-4214 ER 75-321 ER 75-4345 ER 75-319 ER 75-42 14/A Banded Item Response Package to Commission Request #3 dtd 17 Jan 1975 ER 75-267 ER 75-4172 ' List of Material Delivered to the Commission ER 75-4562 ER 75-466 ER 75-317 ER 75-095 ER 75-986 ER 75-5121 ER 75-1342 (Ad Hoc 75-93) ER 75-1650 ER 75-5306 ER 75-5306/1 (Ad Hoc 75-192) ER 75-5427 ER 75-1242 Ad Hoc 75-452 (SOG # 75-149)
13-00000 Box 3, Cont'd. ER 75-1945 Eunice Notes dtd'13 May 1975 _ Handwritten Note re Loan of Documents to Mr. Elder ER 75-6158 ER 75-2050 & /1 ER 62-6535/1 ER 62-7557 ER 63-9224 & /1 ER 75-1983 _ER 62-6535 & /] ER 75-3028 ER 68-4707 Eyes Only Memo re Proposed CA Towards Cuba dtd 18 Apr 1963 wi draft ER 75-1954 ER 64-3115 & /1 Memo re Sabotage Team, Matahambre Copper Mine dtd 14 Nov. 1962 ER 75-5938/3, & /2, /1 ER 75-5734/1 ER 75-1945 ER 75-5938 - ER 75-1943 XR 76-0084 SC 06875-70 ER 75-1782 & /1 ER 74-3286/1 ER 72-2709 ER 72-4464 Commission Request to Check Files dtd 25 Mar 1975 | Eunice Work Pages ER 75-1567 (Ad Hoc 75-241) ER 75-2258 ER 65-5553 ER 65-2164 ER 62-723 Eunice Note re Folder loaned to IG for Review ER 75-5995 ER 75-2075 ER 75-1974 ER 75-5997 & /1 ER 75-5998 & /1 ER 75-5974 & /1 ER 75-5973 & /1 _ER 75-6000
13-00000 Box 3, Cont'd: ER 75-2271 ER 75-5975 & /2, /1 ER 75-2077 ER 75-5949 & /1 ER 75-5881 & /1 ER 75-1845 ER 75-1847/1 ER 75-6333 ER 75-1847 ER 75-6001 ER 75-1846 & /2, /1- ER 75-6585 ER 75-1845/1 ER 75-1782 ER 75-7526 & /1. ER 75-5635 & /1 ER 75-1688 & /A, /1 -ER 75-2000 & /1 ER 75-5996 Banded Items ER 75-6442 & /1 ER 75-6389 & /1 ‘ER 75-6502 ER 75-6548 ‘ER 75-2433 _ER 75-6648 ER 75-6475 ER 75-6375 & /1 ER 75-1799 ER 75-6387 - ER 75-6388 ’ ER 75-2233 & /1 -ER 75-2122 & / ER 75-625 1/1 ’ ER 75-6179 & /1 ER 75-2099 & /1 ER 75-2020 & /1 ER 75-2031 &/1, /2 ER 75-2030. & /1 ER 75-2017 & /4, /3, /2,/1 ER 75-2006 & /1 ER 75-2159 & /2, /I
13-00000 Box 3, Cont’d Banded ER 75-2001 & /I List of Documents ER 75-1587 & /1, /2, a ER 75-1523 ER 75-1516 &/1, /2 ER 75-1517 & /1 ' ER 75-1492 & /1 ER 75-1490 ER 75-5753 ER 75-1444/A ER 75-1406 & /1 ER 75-5320 & /1 ER 75-1405 ER 75-1530 ER 75-5304 & /1 ER 75-1341/1 ER 75-1565 ER 75-5206 ER 75-5316 (Ad Hoc 75-156) ER 75-1341 ER 75-1677 ER 75-1560 ER 75-1442/1 . Uncontrolled Document re Black Militants ER 75-1442 ER 75-1404 (Ad Hoc 75-106) ER 75-2222 an ER 75-5007 & /1 (Ad Hoc 75- 60). IP/AN Notice #11 dtd 13 Feb. 1975 CSHB 75-1-1 dtd 19 Jul 1967 CSI No. 1-6 , CSI No. 1-19 RB 75/28 dtd 10 Mar 1975 DDO SS# 75-045 - ER 75-5006 - ER 75-796 ER 75-1259 ER 75-796/1 ER 75-919 Log Form for Commission Requests ER 75-786 & /2
13-00000 Box 3, Cont'd. ER 75-2670 (RS 75-1333) RS 75-865. RS 75-866/A — RS 75-864 ~ RS 75-885 . Employee Bulletin #441 dtd 28 Feb. 1975. Badge List for Commission Members ‘Ad Hoc 75-775 ER 75-1786 ER 75-4563 . ER 75-4562 | ER 75-7338 & /1 ER 75-5913 & /1 © ER 75-5975/1- ER 75-6361 ER 75-5875 | ER 75-2292 ER 75-401 & /1 ER 77-872/5 (IG 77-1240) ER 77-872/4 . ER 76 2375 & /S, /4, /3, /2, /1 Draft White House Statement Response Status Memo ER 75-3095 (RS 75-1127) ER 75-7412 ER 75-3558 ER 75-257 - ER 75-4399 . _ ER 75-260 (DDA 75-0257) Rockefeller Commission Report ER 75-322/1 ER 75-1561 (Ad Hoc 75-235) ER 75-1019 ER 75-400 ER 75-160 & /16, /15, /LA, /2A, /3A, /4A, /SA, /6A, /9A, IRA, (TA. /13, /2, /3, /4, /5, 7, /8, /10, /1, /9, /12, MOA, /6,/11 ER 75-4175 ER 75-4105 ~ ER 75-160 ER 75-5447 & /1 - Director’s Statement to the Commission dtd 13 Jan 1975 Special Pages 5 & 6A of Director’s Version of Testimony Page dtd 13 Jan. 1975
13-00000 Box 3, Cont'd. ER 75-11,541 & /1 (NIO 75-2108) ER 75-2690/4 TCS 013/77 ER 77-2109 OGC 77-1357 ER 77-044/1 DDO 77-2109 & /1 OGC 77-4424 ER 77-872/13 (IG 77-1531) ER 77-872/14 ER 77-8375 (OGC 77-4432) TCS 7233/77 TCS 5206/77. - ER 77-872/10 & /2, /9, /3
13-00000 - - First an electronic search of all databases which contain record information. - A manual search of the shelflists. A manual search of the file room. An all-hands Lnote requesting any information on the subject of search. How does OIG dle request r records from 1960- : ~ same as above; OIG has electronic indexes and databases for records from 1959 to present. GENERAL QUESTIONS: 1. How are the records of the DCI, DDCI and the heads of directorates indexed? What records are kept? . y/ 5" RECoRDS_ane—rnpExes ESC LOW Dé Ceprvi y) ALL RECORDS ARE KEPT, INCLUDING HIS CALENDAR. juic>% . u Sfne Ls) Bb f%. Which office controls the unredacted version of the 06-C. amily Jewels” memo? , I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND “FAMILX JEWELS” IN OIG FILES, ER SOURCE WHO WAS THE OF FILES ON FAMILY | JEWELS AND MOST PROBABLY HAS THE EDACTED VERSION. 6 §. Where are the personal and working (apace of we | DCI, DDCI and the heads of the directorates? (Personal files, soft files, and official files are included in this ABE request) . \ . —~ AALS ~ A & 4 . —_ —_ =m om pee mony IP
13-00000. oe cee on een renee eee es Arent nat anne nenentmmrmnnr =e cae “ana Te SECRET re Te ; WORKING PAPERS up yet i. - . cal 4 ( 7 yb rc’, pel ek / bre? ct kyu OIG SPECIFIC QUESTIONS: | ye 1. Is there an index of IG reports? THERE IS NO CENTRAL INDEX FOR ALL OIG REPO EACH STAFF HAS THEIR OWN FO OF INDEX, ARE ELECTRONIC | AND THERE ARE. STILL SOME COPY IM@BEES. ONE STAFF USES - A FOXPRO DATABASE, ANOTHER USES A MICROSOFT WORD INDEX, AND FOR OLDER RECORDS USES A DATABASE OF FILES CONVERTED FROM THE OLD WANG SYSTEM. ALL OIG REPORTS, INSPECTIONS, AUDITS, ETC. ARE INDEX4b BUT NOT IN ONE LOCATION AND ON ONE SYSTEM OF INDEXING. , \ 2. Was there ever an IG report concerning LHO and the Agency? be | |e Weg | 3. Are records kept on requests from the DCI’ s office for IG reports? Lf tm uk fb CG TASEWE fr Emme SECRET. WORKING PAPERS
13-00000 ¥ i) How are the records of the DCI, DDCI, and the heads of the directorates indexed? What records are kept? OCA keeps all correspondence, of substance, to and from Congress. Their files are indexed by subject matter or by Committee. (ie if something came in from SSCI re something general, they may have filed it in a folder named SSCI. 2) Nothing for OCA 3) Which office controls the unredacted version of the Family Jewels memo? Had some folder level hits on the search terms “review” and “staff”. In those files, their was 6 folders that contained the term “jewels files”. 4) Nothing for OCA 5) Nothing for OCA 6) According to our RCS, independent office head’ s working and personal papers are destroyed.
13-00000 ts : , as . SECRET ~ Se }/ NOTE FOR: Kathryn. Dyer ~ . FROM: - Kathryn |. Dyer DATE: 05/07/97 05:48:31 PM SUBJECT: Query - -ARRB #17: 17. What records might still exist of conversations or communications between DCI and Cl Staff Chief James Angleton on Nosenko? We can only address from perspective of Office of DCI and the records are office to office communications, written records. ER has searched those folders . identified as holding Nosenko material. Of this material, three memoranda between Relate to. the O/DCI and C/CI date from the time Angleton was Chief/CI. The memos are from Fel v se 1969 and 71. Most of the other memoranda are from 1977-1978 and some y of these relate to HSCA requests for information and testimony relating to Nosenko. cc: SECRET
13-00000 ° UNCLASSIFIED - SO From the Desk of Diane ©. Werbrich | OCA-COMPT/IMO NOTE FOR: | FROM: DATE: ou: M SUBJECT: JFK Assassination Attached is the researched answers to the Assassination Board's questions that | forwarded to you one or two weeks ago. Please review and let me know what you think. | also have sent this te so that she can enlighten me on any thing | have overlooked. The meeting with the ? Board | is scheduled for. 8. May. Thanks Dee UNCLASSIFIED.
13-00000 me - @ € * | St 16 April 1997 Kathy” Attached is a draft of ARRB proposed topics, etc. for the DCI Briefings. A number of the questions relate to ongoing requests, either formal (CIA 1-16) or informal (CIA IR 1-19). I have annotated the list to indicate the request number. We should receive this week a status memo on... “requests for additional information and records” from the ARRB staff. I will fax you a copy. If you feel a question is unreasonable or beyond the scope, or you are not sure what they are asking, give me a. call. I don't want any one doing unnecessary work. - I sent a copy directly tq | OGC, since. she is going on leave tomorrow. A. Barry x Kathy Dyer bes] Ab
FAX TRANSMISSION ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD 6OO E STREET, NW, SurrE 200 WASHINGTON, DC. 20530 (202) 724-0088 x26 1 Fax: To: Barry Harrleson Date: . April 30, 1997 Fax#: 703-613-3063 Pages: —1,_ including this cover sheet. From: Manuel E. Legaspi Subject: DCI Briefing COMMENTS: Hello Barry. Could you please add this to the list of questions for the DCI Briefing to be held on 08 May . 19977 Thank you for your assistance. “We are interested in locating a series of correspondence between the CIA, Office of the General Counsel and the Department of Justice, Assistant Attorney General during the late 1962-1963 time period. Would these documents be easily retrievable through a check of OGC correspondence chron files (if such files exist)?” (This question is based on our discovery of a number of isolated letters, from A.A.G. J. Walter Yeagley and CIA GC Lawrence Houston in late, 1962 and early 1963 regarding the CIA’s interest in certain Cuban exile groups. A copy of one of these letters is attached.)
13-00000 t H i + ! ‘ i hoof 2 © Hesoceble J. waller Yoa,ley asistant Atlarney Gioeral laternel securlly Visisicn Depart.at uf Jantice Washiagtot: 26, 2. .- Dear sar. Yeagiey:  Laference is scads ie your letter daied 21 Deacon der 1961 in whith you requested comtcoata ca the intersect uf Us Ageacy (a the acUvities of ibe Junia-Hevolsctonaria. GUNZ), Urecterlo Fevolacion« aria Lctudiantil (DL), second Netiwoaal F rect af tbe Eecamnray GER), and Alpbe 66. Thia Agency ntintsins a informal worklss relstica with tse principal leader of lat JOME, ur interedt in the JGAS dne act coya- talized suificiestly to mace an eotinats of our fulase are cf this or ganieatica. ee Joe DRE is uf interest to this Agensy, which spwasors and supports lis propaganda end isteigence collection activay directed ugainst Cuda and selected areas iz (ho Wastera Bemisphore, No jolat mihtary action Is coolec:plaled for (he larseeavle future. The DRE bea been laforiad taat aulees thetr paramilitary actieas are specific celly approved in avancée vy this agency, thay will be subject to preventive action and prozecation sy tha Sperestiate Uatted zliates Saevertucent agenciss. Aa the DKZ lg act a group ender complete . Ageacy tomirol, (se abave dues nof issare thei (aey will act smmebTtAne tsolaled Paracnititery oparatians sitocet fries necator. Zucast fer a ‘continuing counteriateligesce interest in tae sere sonnel and activity of tte SYNE, tkia Agency has 30 barter latexest. This Ageucy [4 not in cuntact wilh ibe crodp and, ta fact, maintains & “agads olf pulicy toward it extent sa covaterlatelliseacea Luerents dictate. The SFNE ts distrusted and highly suspect Is tag eyes i the Cusan etile comutally, ao whe recemly €aphaaslzed by ine disciosure ef Sta eomecaadant's buderchkip of csiessible dlpks 86 active.
13-00000 This Agency BAe aai- _operolional late reat of Custact with 4 ipa C4, eica al présenl baa ca postivle ated davleutelics. value because Cb ils e@srous diacsedtin, ic re Ceean eta Conducts oy (he dise . Chisdre of tha detrot alice Cetweag a teader, Viel iaba, aod £ieg CLTISHEL A Menoyo, head of lag SFNE. Leder thelr alliance, UGticdia 2 diverted Aloka 65 faxds to finasce oF ME pareuiluacy operal.cas esd ran Use, £3 Cotedalbiy Alpam 66 acliviies, Sucilarhy, ike Aipsa 40 ¢or.bal eler:ent aaa no preseaily exploitscie military walee because if 1s eilher idsaticul wil os rs haavily penateated * the GUTLAACE action ron Tes dissident element f Alpsa 66 la. referred to et hifersat eds as Cacnand i, meoning- Commsado .iberty er Lobauillo, the nicasace for Arioaldé CUSST A doi Yale, the Alana dé odlitery opara- teas ciGesr; Commando Feces, (xt pane of the piace where Aipia 3 gaa tounded; and i. 4, preseuably. Looaniila 6 No reliaule def- lattiion cf wkal eunctly comatifwes L463 kee pot been forawaled, Tals Ageacy, buwnver, is tecLued lo regard the Alpha 66 eplit a8 a augere ficsal exerciea, in view cf ton tontinalas preasece In L 63, parlica- larly We combat group, of Alpena 63 operational pereoced), whe have ‘besa aed prevably will remain GUTIGHEEZ' sea, ; arth tae exmepilea of the Intorest La tha DAE acd an lnioreal relation wits (hy primtipal leeder of ths JUIN as explaiagé aveve, - tais Agemty hes mo curses oF peaing ageruiional leieree! ia aay of ieee sricgs and, ag sinied ta Uns Agency's Wier te you of 1& Sep=. iguuser 1v63, has no objection to investiga: ioa-ef tAB grovoa aad theis ; activiiies vz the Federal Durée ad invediigadi a.  hentfyteg data oo ths lesdare end meabers of the dissidest element a Alpaa 06, as requested in your letter af 21 December 1068,, &re Suing Adsou.nied and wlil be jorwerded la you us soe as available. Siacorely, Lawrescs i, Heustea’
13-00000 » ¢ e * 6 ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY & NOTE FOR: MFR FRON: Kathryn I. Dyer DATE: 05/07/97 05:27: 00 PM ‘SUBJECT: HSCA 18. What records are maintained at the DCI level on the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA): HSCA: ER has four folders of material relating to the House Select Committee on Assassinations investigation covering September 1976 to 1979. This material is a mixture of administrative, procedural, and substantive material. it includes information such as: | + Correspondence to/from Committee Chairman and Counsel - -MFRs regarding meetings and/or discussions with Committee members and staff - -MOUs regarding procedures, i.e., FBI background investigtions, handling of documents, treatment of specific matters - -Lists of staff members and subsequent additions/resignations - -Responses to HSCA inquiries, answers to interrogatories - - Internal memos for coordination/approval - -Committee requests to determine if individuals being interviewed had any relationship to/affiliation with CIA - Various outside letters/FOIA requests/press clippings - -Memoranda and correspondence relating to HSCA wrapping up activities, e.g. handling of documents/appreciation etc. ee ce: ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY
13-00000 & C2 & f ¢ ~~ NIPE ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY NOTE FOR: Kathryn |. Dyer FROM: Kathryn |. Dyer . DATE: 05/08/97 06:17:44 AM SUBJECT: Query ARRB- -5 5. What records would be kept of DCI tasking to other intelligence community agencies in the immediate wake of the assassination (first month). Records of DCI tasking to other intelligence agencies could exist in various records. Within ER, high level meeting files with respective agencies (if any) and liaison folders must be reviewed. As was just mertioned, NSA and FBI folders have been reviewed and.no responsive document® located. That applies to this question as well. In addition, DCI chrono files could contain references to tasking and are being reviewed. It should also be. noted that the DDO is (and historically has been) responsible for liaison with the FBI. [One other but less likely possibility would be the DI Collection Guidance Staff.] There is also a formal requirements mechanism with respect to collection tasking. These would be in the records of the Deputy to the DCI for National . Intelligence Programs Evaluation (established Sept. 1963). Predecessor to IC. [NIPE records are being reviewed in part to address ARRB request 8.] Files involving memoranda to/from DCI, meetings with DCI, action . memoranda and minutes of Critical Collection Problems Committee meetings have been reviewed; no records indicatirig DCI tasking collection have been located. cc: ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY