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(04-109f0-10007 - SECRET Schedule for Briefing for Secret Service on Machine Processing O95 1000-1020 1020-1120 1120-1200 (Room 3 C 2h) Friday, 8 May 1964 Inspector Thacker, S.A.Bouck, Mr. Young to arrive at Headquarters building, to be met by Mr. Swendiman of Office of Security (who will accompany group through- out-the day). "1000 meet in 3 2h. Introduction Mr. Rocca - responsibilities - relationship of records to mission records problem -- volume ~ qualitative stendards as one part of the solution’ - indexing criteria, role of originators - other part of the solution: machinery. Records System Mr. Dyke ~ indexing manual index, leading to documents name grouping - control of documents = 201 system - storage of documents - Walnut - document address Tour. — Mr. Dyke and Me index - card on Oswald (201-289,248) ~- remote inquiry - 291-269 52 aks - files document address document storage 201 listing - Oswald, Lee Harvey (201-289,248) Up
13-00000 am . 1200-1300 1300-1340, 1340-1530. (or later, as _ necessary) SECRET Lunch - visitors’ lunchroom, North Cafeteria. Mr. Swendiman and others . _ Simple Machine Collation , Mr. Dyke -~ OF codes in 201 system ~ Collation of audio surveillance take ~ Travel programs ~ EGIS as a coded, IBM card system | General Information Collation Systems ~ Mr. | Distinction between audit/finance uses and GICS Overt Data Machine System comparison with other USG components, with other Free World Services. a2»,
13-00000 |! 4k May 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD | SUBJECT: Briefing for Secret Service on Machine Processing 1. The machine briefing for the Secret Service has. peen scheduled for 8 May, following the Office of Security and Office of Computer Services briefings on | the previous day. ‘The Secret Service representatives are to be: ; Inspector Elliott C. Thacker (SAAS Robert’ I, Bouck (S.A. in charge of the Protective Research Section) Walter H. Young. Mr. Swendiman will obtain background information on the three, to permit tailoring the briefing to the men. - 2. ‘The schedule is attached. Attachment: a/s Orig ~- ADDP; DDP L - C/SG | 1 1 -- c/RIp . 1 - c/Rmp/ADB SEGRET
1041031040008] apyp Me. PM. US: Sacer ted SECRET _ 99 APR 1964 United States Geeret Service SUBJECT: , Information Collation by Computer REFERENCE: CSC1-3/779, 271, Dated 24 December 1963, fame Subject 1. Referent memorandum furnished you with information on a computer system developed by this Agency and IBM to permit sterage and eollation of counterintelligence information. The memorandum also offered briefings and demonstrations, as. well as the actual machine. programs written te date, Uf you so desired. 2, More recently, we have been approached by IBM with a request for release to your Service of blegraphic sketches on certain iM employees whe have worked on the development of our computer system. These sketches, which have been classi- fied te protect information on aur service, are attached. 3. On 16 April 1964, a briefing was given the President's. Commission on the Assagegination of President Kennedy, dangrlbing our records procedures; The Commission was y interested in machine processing of data, and in possible relationships between your Service and curs, It certainly would seem wise, i our cpluien, that any machine systems . developed by the two agencles ghould be compatihia, to permit machine quertes and possibly emmhange of data in machine language.
SECRET 4. It le therefore suggested that we provide your Service with a detailed explanation and demonstration of its machine collation program. Although the program is far from perfected, it has encountered and surmounted a verlety ef problems. Your Service ts of course welcome to share in our experience, which it appeare would be of help at this point in your development of a machine collation system. ~ (Signed) Rickard fialms Richard Helme Deputy Director for Plans CaCl-3/781, O77 Attachment - a/s Distribution: Orig & 1 - Addressee -1-DDP .1 - C/DDP/SG 1 - RID / 1 - CI/LIA 1 - CI/RRA 1 - CI/R&A Originated by: CI/R&A -28 April 1964 Secret
13-00000 nae sy mt hy ON HATE € a. .t e+ Tap a te ee ATTACHMENT "'B* MEXICO CITY STATION PERSONNEL August - December 1963 (Retired) Glenn H. Whidden 3 Apr 58 - 4 Dec 63 6 May $7 - 22 Oct 68 10 May S59 - 2 Dec 64 3 [RO ernardiy 30 Jun 59 - S Apr 64 a 21 Aug.60 - 26 Sep 63 3 &8 Apr 61 - 4 Aug 63 3 _ 24 Sep 61 ~ 9 Oct 63 _ David A. Phillips 25 Sep 61 - 18 Mar 64 1 Oct 61 - 25 Aug 66 § Feb 62 ~ 17 Jul 64 1 Apr 62 - 1 Aug 65 rantice arhaine 23 Jun 62 - 31 Jan 67 . ‘19 Jul 62 - 27 Jul 64 3 18 Aug 62 - 25 Sep 64 Douglas J. Feinglass '. § Jun 63 - 28 Sep 67 Alan P. White 18 Jun 63 - 8 Sep 65 3 19 Jun 63 - 3 Jul 65° 3 22 Jul 63 - ° 6 Aug 63 - 22 Nov 64 1 Sep 63 - 9 Jan 66 3 30 Nov 63 - 19 Jan 66 — 3} 13 Dec 63 - 7 May 66 3 | 26 Dec 63 - 15 Nov 64 | 15 Sep 65 7 YT toda teed 4 eR mle tee eet oy
BS to tode designations ~ < - in memo from Senate dtd (5 September 1975 pt. 75. No Record in LA/Registry or Chile Desk — 2, FI Staff . Lanai TaNS —_ f 3 | (Yugoslav) || 4. Action Indicator - FI/D | : ee 47. J$@m ,) 7: : Ss a if 8. Cd (T) can ; == : ri 9, PRESLAND, DANIEL M. (PSEUDO) - ;  § fe ete ner antnnseeese mentee Marten tes Ramen as Sua To we ye ° 2 &)
13-00000 |  narmertanatedereenite uo th a notat na esignations rec'd in memo from Dp Mite dtd 3 Sept. 75 (TOP SECRET - bi control Number) oo 1. {FQTUBE 2, KUTUBE 3. 5DMLIVID - YUGOSLAVIA CRYPTONYM | 4, LAURICLE 5. ROZENEY, MONROE-B, (P) oe 6. JOUVENOY, ELLIOT T. (P) | 7. CRICKARD, WANDA (P) 8. RABNEY, JAMES N. (P) 9. HARVEY, WILLIAM (TT) 5 September 1975 SEE IDENTITY | & Aes
. ee aeihé si adie niteirebhsChapeanties Oe SIDED TER me a ®.: a one ee ( PRAM CHURCH, TOAMO, CHA! : orn &, WaWER, TEXAS, VICE GS AM ; Sr, ict. , , HOWARD H. BANE, JR, THN. - ° aur ty tha 8 it Yh thea 4 PRIOOLESTON, HY. CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, Jt, MOL OnDALE, Ben. BAHKMY COLOWATER, ARIZ. . ; eee Monee somenenrs MUnifea Slates Senate WRIIAM G, MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR tot _ PREDERICK A. 0, SCHWARZ, Jm,, CHIEF COUNSEL, 9 CUATIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL, SELECT commirren ae a. oo . nebo aij Oper ITH TRESPECUEE LLIGENCE ACTIVITIES : . a {PuRsuaNT Yo §. RES. 21, «TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 REVIEW STA! aq .September 3, 1975 rg ; Cad Mr. Walt Elder > ‘Assistant to the Director be Central Intelligence Agency po me (Room 7E-19) ; oe - SO = Washington, D.C. 20305. . = ‘Dear Mr. Elder: a - ° On August 15, 1975, as a ‘result of Frederick: Baron's ‘review of the ZR/RIFLE file at the CIA, he requested Seymour Bolten to supply’ the information included ‘in the following list. The Committee now seeks all information necessary to provide answers to the following request. as If asta _ A. Explain the following eryptonyms + prone, ‘RUTUBE, and )JDMLIVID..— - - 2. Indicate ‘whether the following names are true ‘\Sidentities or pseudonyms; providé the true identities for _.t@11l pseudonyms: listed; and explain the nature of the official duties of each of these people during the period 1960- 1963: Lauricle; Monroe B. Rozeney, Ed Jouvenoy, Wanda Crickard, James N. Rabney - . —_—_— 4s +0 ae wath! cottettpin bch aad one's! 3. Provide the pseudonyms and cryptonyms used to ----~ identify William Harvey during the period January 1,~1960 to January 31, 1963 in relation to Cuban operations and Project ZR/RIFLE. For each such cryptonym or pseudonym indicate the: operation in connection with which it was. used. cost Arg beicane sacheen ss inp a enmevoctomne fe jee lean 2 emcee cae 7 — ‘The Committee would be most grateful to receive this information as soon as possible. Please mark it to the a attention of Frederick Baron, Special Assistant to the Chief Counsel. _ Sincerely,. William G. Miller Staff Director + PAR ne Mk, tANG at, ce Sa Bate Tw Ot yaosose tape 5 eee aig Po HO TL eT od Yer
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13-00000 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION (Circle if opprepriete) 130 CHARACTERS} CABLE FOR‘ ECE a re a * a vote a ays in eas compan "REE RM ES aye Petre ~ aoe . ” ree a” onfettentartshmamnee: © with, - — 2 2 | jCONFIDENTIAL[ |SECRET Os TYPE YEAR mumaeR |—(00C. NO. NEW DOCUMENT RECORD ; —_ ~ \ 2. Use bock of form for any additional comments. { DAY MONTH YEs= RP fy 7 O:SP aA TCH : a ce. om " wr betrem Ga te JO few es REPORT AIRGRAM : ~ FROM/ORIGINATOR (30 CHARACTERS) TO/RECIPIENT :36 CHARACTERS) | CUASS | WHERE LOCATED (10 CHARACTERS) REFERRED BY (10 CHARACTERS) tf S | US SUBJECT (80 CHARACTE7S) \ ODO ? OO FILE NUMBER (20 CHARACTERS) ‘ \ oe \ i Vo ers ed Nua ‘ Ne os DAY | MONTH YE-5 TYPE ee DATE oF JOO AOL OF a) be _ . REVIEW REVIEW AAyp pes. | =F . ter ee! . oN Determinat.ons: A. Release in full text E. Sustain initial denial in toto y B. Release in sanitized form F. Sustain initial release of Cc. Deny in toto of sanitized version D. Defer decision to (Specify in line 8) G. Release additional information H. Coordinate with (Specify in line 8) uz DEFER DEGSION TO 110 CHARACTERS :| COORDINATE WITH (10 CHARACTERS) | cS t's - GQ. 298 g a er ar ae ne re - Ext. 4101 & 6979 SIGNATURE OF DO/IMS/FPLG REVIEWING OFFICER EXEMPTIONS AND PROVISIONS CLAIMED (46 CHARACTERS) FOIA vm PA . £.0. 12068 Bi 682 83 84 BS B6 B7C Buii) 318 dic (KL an FOIA PA "4 1. Classification (b) (1) (k) (1) 2. Information from liaison witr a Foreign Government (b) (3) (j) (1) (b) (<) 3. Information pertaining to a liaison , (b) (3) (3) (L) (b) {c) relationship with a Foreign Government ‘ . 4, Information which would/could identify the . (b) (3) (3) (1) (b) source oo S. Information pertaining to a source (b) (3) (4) (1) (b) 6. Information pertaining to intelligence methods (b) (3) (3) (1) 0b) Y, 7. Location of CIA overseas installation (b) (3) (3) (1) Ob) 8. Location of unacknowledged domestic ’ ~  (b) (3) (3) (1) (b) . installation 7 Vv 9. Name of CIA employee (b) (3) (3) (1) (>) 10, File number (b) (3) (3) (1) (b) ll. Pseudonym (b) (3) (3) (1) (b) 12. Cryptonym (b) (3) (3) (1) (b) “13. Internal organizational data (b) (3) (3) (1) (>) 14, Name of an FBI agent —. (b) (7) (e) (5) (1) (b) 15. FBI file number ‘ (b) (2) (3) (1) (b) 16. Privacy of other individual (b) (6) (b) 17. Does not pertain to request 19. Other (Specify in line 11) ’ x 4 EMARKS (IF OTHER WAS CHECKED ABOVE} (40 CHARACTERS) EVRIP Crees. nak en tu Bie Pr 7 Pe rate SIGNATURE/OFFICE OF SO COMPONENT REVIEWING OFFICE? MARKS (160 CHARACTERS: | ‘Poco, 0222 TWE?C-O1¥E , iv This Form is Unclassified Uniess The Classification is. Che ond The Information below Is completed. ; oO pec. (Rew ORG ExT
104-10310-10014 SECRET 17 September 1975 & : . Responses to SSC Request for Additional Information on SUBJECT - REFERENCE: Response: 1. a. b. c. 2. a. b. Project ZRRIFLE ook, William G. Miller Letter to Mr. Walt Elder, 3 September 1975 § oA are OR The cryptonym/FUTUBE is apparently a garble and/FNTURE is probably meant instead. This is a cryptonym belonging to LA Division assigned to a U.S. citizen formerly of operational interest to us. His true name should not be divulged because, according to our records, he still resides abroad in the country against which he was targeted as a reporting source. Revelation of his identity and of his past association with us would be dangerous to his security. oe The cryptonym KUTUBE referred to FI Staff, now known as the Operations Staff. _Oonm The eryptonymJDNLIVID was assigned to a sensitive foreign operational target personality whose identity should not be revealed for reasons of his personal security. LAURICLE was an action indicator for FI/D. Monroe’ B. ROZENEY, Ed JOUVENOY, Wanda CRICKARD and James N. RABNEY are all pseudonyms. ROZENEY and JOUVENOY are pseudonyms assigned successively to the same individual, IDENTITY A. This officer is currently actively employed in clandestine operations under official cover. During the period in question he was stationed in western Europe as an operations officer. CRICKARD was the pseudonym of IDENTITY B, who resigned in 1970. During the period from 1960 to-early 1962 she was assigned to Headquarters and an African field station as a clerk. CRICKARD resigned for the first time in March 1962 and rejoined the Agency in mid-1963, igned to a South American Station under cover as a Reports Officer. rr e SECRET
13-00000 4 . ® SECRET ~2— RABNEY was the pseudonym of an Agency officer who is currently active in a sensitive nonofficial cover agent role in Europe. During the 1960-63 period he served as an operations Officer at Headquarters and in Europe. 3. Mr. Harvey was issued thre pseudonym Daniel M. PRESLAND in _ 1956 and he used this pseudonym until he. retired in 1967. This is the “only pseudonym he used in connection with the ZRRIFLE Project and Cuban operations. . Mr. Harvey was issued the alias William WALKER in May 1962 and hé ‘continued to use it while he was Chief of Cuban operations until he was reassigned in June 1963. There is no indica- tion in‘the file that Mr. Harvey used:this alias in connection with the ZRRIFLE Project. . There is no record that Mr. Harvey was ever issued or ‘used a cryptonym. . SECRET
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13-00000 a SECRET - ao to be an American. This same man visited the Soviet Embassy on 4 October 1963. ae. Copies. of these shotographs were shown to the U. S. Ambassador on 22 November 1963 and a copy of each of the two ‘photographs was given | to Chief FBI, Mexico, on that date... . "PLS, ‘Photographs dated 15 October 1963 were “inserted after typing of dispatch. These were taken as [the] person entered the. Cuban Enbassy. " me Attached ‘vere eight photographs : four (oF which two. were marked a October on reverse) showing the individual ina white shirt, and four (unmarked on reverse) showing the individual in a black shirt. Tt would seem to be. logical that the word "sets" y was probably omitted from paragraph two of ‘the dispatch between the words "two" and “Photographs. " 30. That the Station was 5 working under forced draft is clearly apparent from the text of the dispatch, which tacked on a material fact as a postscript. ‘That Fact was reported simultaneously by cable to © Headquarters at 00532 time, 23 November: "1. Mexico Station has photos same unidentified American type who is possibly OSWALD entering Cuban Embassy on 15 October. Searching. for . 25 SECRET
ag UNE : ep 6 USE ONLY (C) CONFIDENTIAL . Review Staff Attn: Walt Elder [1] SECRET ROUTING "AND RECORD SHEET (Optersl Return of John Whitten to Testify SSC A/sa/DDO : oat 2B 1415 23 April 1976 OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Numbef. each comment to show from whom {NITEALS FORWARDED Draw a fine across column after each comment.} SUBJECT: TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building) . 0-1: Attached is exchange of cables on/fJohn Whittey* “Please . note that although retired he ~ is blocked to EOD. He is also concerned about his safety since he is living m —less _ permanently i ( He may be afraid that “they will turn on him if they run out of oil ministers.) Kidding aside,I think he ha& a legitimate cause for concern so we want to handle this matter as securely as possibl Please let me know ASAP how SSC wants to handle the finances for the trip. We have less than two weeks if they want hém before 10 May. . EY all j) LXE — Score in tr 3, warped fo Beonweney Mpogt vel ee map "590, abe for ha pha 7. Rebee RR: ‘Om GTO “Eee (] secReT [[] CONFIDENTIAL [7] INTERNAL =] UNCLASSIFIED ey
13-00000 SEcCRE T #317092 APR 76 STAFF TO: PRIORITY DIRECTOR. ey RY BAT PLMKBALQ REF: DIRECTOR 842029 ; Rb . : ‘ 1. REF MESSAGE DELIVERED TO MR. /WHITTEN, 16G0HRS LOCAL: 22 APRIL. - | Be f ae . | | 7 2. MR. fWHITTEN(STATES HE DESIRES COOPERATE WITH REF REQUEST: HOWEVER: HE DOES NOT HAVE SUFFICIENT FUNDS PURCHASE AIRLINE TICKETS. IF SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE WILL ADVANCE TRAVEL COSTS> MR. GIHITTEN] 26 WILLING APPEAR IN WASHINGTON AT COMMITTEE’S CONVENIENCE BY THE 10TH OF - MAY. | “Aten , 3. MR. snr TeM\uIsHEs: PLACE ON RECORD HIS EXTREME CONCERN THAT ANY LEAKS RE HIS BAST ACTIVITIES MAY CAUSE HIM AND ‘FAMILY FERSON- AL DIFFICULTIES IN WHERE THEY AT PRESENT RELATIVELY PROM- | CINENT MEMBERS OF LOCAL COMMUNITY. E2 IMPDET. (“SECRET -
13-00000 SECRET possibility photo-documented entry Cuban Embassy other ‘days. "2, Also attempting establish | OSWALD entry and § . departure Mexico.’ 31, Headquarters, at 01362 time, 23 November 1963, asked Mexico. Station to send a staff member with all photographs to Headquarters on _ the next avai lable’ fight. 32. Concurrently. with or before the foregoing cables to Headquarters, the Chief of Station, Mexico City, ‘had spoken directly by. doub le-talk telephone with the Western Hemisphere Chief of Division, Mr. J. C. KING, and secured permission to give copies, of the photographs of the uniden- tified individual to the Legal Attache and to make them known to the. Ambassador. 33. What happened next is best reflected in a personal note by the . Chief of Station to the WH Division Chief, mailed to the latter fram . Dallas, together with copies of the photographs, by the Legal Aitaches | representative who delivered them to the FBI in that city. "22 November 1963 "Dear J.C. [KING]: "Reference is made to our conversation of 22 November 26 SECRET
13-00000 ’ . : . . . ' . : . . ° Review Staff: _ 76-n200/c - Date 2S February 1976 _ TO CIA Task Force FROM :- The Review Staff, | Walter Elder SUBJECT : SSC/HSC Request | RECEIVED: Date 25 Februarfime 115] > The attached SSC letter confirms and expands on Review Staff 76-0200/b. These questions all relate to the JFK assassination. Comments: Action Infc
13-00000 SECRET = President Kennedy . “Consequently, we have no record - ae of any photograph that answers in any way, ‘the | os description of: the one : we "understand was. “requested in the subpoena. "T hope you will accept, this information in this was form in the spirit of cooperation in 1 which it Fs a proferred. " b. The Agency has repeatedly serviced requests about ‘the. - identify of the unknown ‘individual from, Mr. ‘Emory L. BROWN, dre, Route #4, Box 82, Squankum Road, Farmingdale, New Jerséy. The last exchange of correspondence in our record covered the period’ — 4 - 17 April 1970. c. Detailed inquiries on. the unidentified individual were received on 1 and 24 Novenber 1971, ‘to which the Agency responided on 15. November and 14 December, respectively, from . Mr. Paul L. HOCH, “1735. Highland Place #2, Berkeley, California. .d. The most extensive effort to pursue the unidentified i individual was and is being made by Bernard FENSTERWALD , dre, who - is now Executive Director of a s Committee to Investigate ‘Assassina- tions, 927 55th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. , beginning on 22 March 1971, short ly after the Agency declassified Commission | Document No. 674, and extending through 11 October 1972, after the. 37 SECRET
104-10310-10048 ; u ord aiwars God “ wi ised wd |  S$keoenswt . J “jmaRktO £02 ROENTEG . Cueor “Of A nec, 2Ge, (Uerlin’) rs a + -4NO HDSINS FequRED et Chict of Base, fituric Chief, European Division io- [> CALL .ISICRDES 1 ONLY CUALFIED DESK Chief of St ation, Germany CAM JUDGE LEDEGNS careweceneronn aan ee oo: nee © ann cereals BACROEILA { _Pocent Kowsnason Apes - en a faves Rocent— Ko Wevasor-Arts clo-Concorning- Ricuned-Case-Hage 7 — | Refer ence; _(teD8)ss312, 2 July 15 6S ee om : . 1. There is attached for Handch a copy of the’ reference and f its attachment; : ; ; ° 4 2. The author of. the axticle de reference is Thoyas Ch sexibed in and attechdd. to i952 in Hew Yor:, hristonher Lucey (201-S845953), born 12 December ~ Ile is nev residing in Frankfurt, lists his . occupation as a freelance’ renorter and is eaployed. in the nows - department of Radio Free Ewrone sia Manich as a freelance reporter, - We has used Hart ey “Green and fon p Rogersin the past as pen names. e : cant cna owen © aD cman: ont ¢ + se + 46 eomameteanan semen . - Harvey P, UANTGIARIS u Nstribution: pe '3 a Orig. & 1 = Addressed w/fo att) 2 = COS, Gornany (w/o att) . "2 = €03, Gunich Gv/att) — Oo 7 tachment: Geni-ecsi2 ‘9?! oe a een ewan 7 - | | | SIC mae. (1341 DISPATCH SYRSOL AND NUSADER - & . 22 (EGEYI22358 CLASSIFICATION a * came odie 6.0 te sti conten + 28 July 1969 HGS FILE HUMBER 4 -77 6398 SECRET 201-845953 ‘ ORIGIMATING OFFICE — OFFICER ~ rast a rs oe E/G/CE Don Kidwell ps Distributions. oo COORDINATING 2 —- E/G/CE OFFICE SYMBOL DATE € . nao arater - E/G/IS I DIP)
104-10310-10052 Py . FEB SS TRANSMITTAL SLIP |" 5 Dec 1975 REMARKS: ROOM NO. . BUILDING FORM NO 24] REPLACES FORM 36-8 — aM. WHICH MAY BE USED.
13-00000 5 December 1975 | \ | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD . SUBJECT: Telecon with Senate Select Committee Staff. . 1. ‘ Mr.’ Dan Dwyer contacted the undersigned ‘tele- phonically and referred to comments made by Messrs. Rocca and Hartman regarding the Garrison investigation. According to these two gentlemen, there was an individ- ual within the CI Staff who prepared weekly summaries of the Garrison investigation. Mr. Dwyer asked if I knew who this person might be. I advised that as I had. previously stated to him I was unaware of any such. summaries being prepared nor did I know who might have Rrepared them. Mr. Dwyer then went on to say that — while he was not interested in reviewing the Garrison 201 itself, he wished to know if there was a machine | wt run on the file available for his perusal when he next came to Headquarters building. I advised that I was unaware of the existence of the 201 and if one existed - _. ob I had no knowledge to whom it might be charged or. what | : its contents were. Regarding a machine run I simply ‘did not know whether one was available assuming there a ‘was a 201. Mr. Dwyer asked if I could check into the ‘ machine run and i assured him I would. 2. In response to Mr. Dwyex'! Ss query regarding a G-135A check, I told him that I had reviewed the files » and located such an INS request dated 5 December 1961 and not 13 December 1961 as he had indicated. Moreover the document in question was in the Office of Security file on Oswald which he, Dan Dwyer, had previously reviewed. Mr. Dwyer commented that he may have missed it. However the 13 December 1961 date was the Agency | E2 IMPDET ae - CL BY 008885 Be Ay ree a eae i! é a Al UTI che robe ot dB
13-00000 ‘ Be reply to INS. Regrettably INS is firmly abiding by the Third Agency Rule and has refused to show the~ responses to the Senate investigators. I suggested that I, would double check the files to see if. we have a copy of the response to INS. If we do not then I suggest that Mr. Dwyer ask INS to burn a copy of the document in question and refer it to. us.. Once received we will then make it available to the Select Committee for review. 3. The above apparently satisfied Mr. Dwyer who said he would check with the undersigned regarding the location of the document in Agency files and if we could not locate the document he would follow the procedure suggested. 4. Based on above.the undersigned checked with _. Mr. Mayo of CI Staff regarding the existence of a 201 on Garrison. Mr. Mayo’ advised on 5 December that a 201 did indeed exist which. contained two documents | and three cross references and that: the remainder of ' material associated with the Garrison. investigation. was in the 100-300-017 file charged to C/CI/R&A. -Efforts are currently underway by Mr. . Mayo" to locate the 100- 300- 017 file. c.. “ea CI/0G/SO pDO/CI/06/S0) y2731/5 December 1975 “Dp ibution: Dn Me Mr. Waller il Mr. Breckenridge 1 - CI/0G/so 2 Jal