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124-10262-10080 aes ° ‘ JFK Assassination System Date: 11/21/20 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10262-10080 RECORD SERIES: MM AGENCY FILENUMBER: 105-8342-224 © Document Information 3 ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: MM TO: HQ TITLE : DATE: 01/17/1964 PAGES: 5 SUBJECTS : SEE FBI 62-109060-2272 DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1A CURRENT STATUS: = Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW:  , 12/10/1997 . OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA COMMENTS : ee einen hh Een i = nensnnenensneneetnentnpeannennenenenhet etn ET TO v9.1 ~ 1 HW 52333 Doctd: 32194587 Page 1
ye og ¥ AIRTEL cia HAS NO On i: CTO 10. TO: Director, BBE (62-108060) As Sere icPhelen ag Cfo: SAC, Miami (89-35) (P) ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F, KENNEDY o 11/22/63, Dallas « Texas. MISCELLANEOUS = INFORMATION CONCERNING Enclosed for the Bureau are the original and five copies of a LHM concerning JOHN ROBERT KINNER ey | One copy of the LHM is enclosed for the a Dalles Office. 7 Sis One copy of the LEM has baen disseminated to ro Seeret Service, Miami. : For the infomation of the Bureau and Dallas, Myé. KLINNER also advised that JONN KLINNER on numerous ecceasions told her that be had been associated with CIA. On 1/14/64,/ YOIA (covert. = protect)» advised GIA has no jer in KLINGER . aces imtexest whatsoc JOHN . RUINNER will be Located and interviewed by the Miami offtee.. 3 # Bureau CEncls. 6) (AM) _j.= Ballas féncl. 1) (Am) EE (itant Goh 05-8342) 0 HW 52333 DBoctd: 327194587 Page 2?
424-10264-10203 / Cat 7 % ~~ & LePage as a ys e & Assistant Attorney Ganeral ta ek SM. : Grininal Division . waned September 4,. 19/75 \" ttentions fir. Paul el . 1 = Mr. We. RU, 1 \- Director, FRE OX-/M4375— 1 Me. We 0. Crogar | ay . . 1- Mr. J, P. Lee Y HAIL INTERCEPT PROGRANS eet ee 78 Wa te? Y sht ne va Z  Refexonca ia mada to your memoranda of July 22 and Aupuat 13, 1975, and te our momorandin of August 20, 1975, This will’ confiru the fact that on August 22, a 1975, Hx, Paul Boucher of your Division reviewed documents ae . in possession of the Federal Bureau of Investigation . Ve Head ters (FBIHG) pertaining to the wail intercept, \ Ni ir. Doucher was furnished with coples™6 Q ppropriate wuentks frou that fle. A review has been complated of documents in the possessica of FLIHQ concerning two prograns of mail inter-~ ception operated by the IRI.” In accerdance with your requests these documents are now available for review. It is requested that you contact Special Agent Janes FP. Lee on extension 4562 at PBIHQ to arrange for a review of these Guments, ORIGINAL FILED xy SUA . 105288406 CG)- 62-116395 CSenstudy +75) JPL: emg | | | (7) SEE NOTE PAGE THO | LLINFORMATI-:CONTAINED™. = LO" AB0?., cog nim [lo Cearerstin. AED EXCEPT. — TED uy GS : | WHERE SHOWiv OTERWISE ie ON: #8h—m ara * ay S700T1 175
\ : | ae Sew = wee al Erg, PP mag Assistant Attormey General — Criminal Division ae Re: Mail Intercept Programs >» 3,> i NOTE: The Criminal Division has requested all memoranda, records, letters and other correspondence from 1951 to date which the FBI had received or generated with respect to its contacts’ or involvement with the White House, Atto VEG General,“ Postal Department or Postal Serviedf{ fin \ (®) connection with the inception, implementatiorr or de€lination of participation by the FBI in mail intercept programs. The letter . o£ 8/13/75 from the Criminal Division also asked for all infor- mation relative to the inception, implementation, justification, and highest level of authorization for institution of am i intercept (opening) programs cither independently or with the assistance or approval of the Postal Service or any other Federal agency from the period 1940 to present. That lette . requested that we advise Mr. Edward Fenig.: or Ronald Malone Division attorneys, when this information is available. This notification is being furnished by letter to the attention of Mr. Paul Boucher since he is the Departmental attorney who received information on the Project Hunter program and is the individual interested in obtaining information concerning our ~ program. The information referred to in this letter concerns .* the Sam Survey and Gus Survey and we still have six more [- programscabout which to rurnish information to the Department 5)
424-10268-10399 2 oh AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Document Information ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE : DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.4 JFK. Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10268-10399 MM 89-35-257 FBI MM HQ 01/17/1964 5 SEE FBI 62-109060-2272 PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1A Redact 12/10/1997 APPROVAL OF CIA , INC A/T, LHM HW 52333 DBoctd: 32197556 Page 1 Date: 11/22/20
SECRET K oo 1/17/64 j ve EAL i CeUSL: am CIA RAS WO ATRTEL ALL ISFORMATION CONTAINER Dee gee RET TO IRTEL HET EI 1S UNCLASSIFIED Evo* =f WHERE SHOWS Foconse UE Cid INFORMATION OTHERWISE cet IN THIS OCU, / a sa emai 221K Pabo|ey ) TO: Director, FBI 68s: 09060) AS hrackete mm) Cfgrom: sac, Miami{ (99-359 @) ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY 5 S-/F-93 11/22/63, Dallas, Texas. apestiinad MISCELLANEOUS © INFORMATION CONCERNING Enclosed for the Bureau are the original . and five copies of a LHM coneerning JOHN ROBERT — KINNER » One copy of the LHM is enclosed for the Dallas Office. One copy of the LHM has been disseminated to Secret Service, Miami. For the infomation of the Bureau and Dallas, Mes. KLINNER also advised that JOHN KLINNER on numerous occasions told her that be had been associated with CIA. On 1/14/64 |SIA (covert - protect), advised (Ss) CIA has no interest whatsoever in ELINNER. 7 JOHN KLINNER will be located and interviewed by the Miami Office. 3 = Bureau (Encls. 6) (A) ae ay Pallas (@ncl. aay ou {De Miami (1105-8342) ve FPG i JMS | = indexed a ek - Ww he \- i Fi we ay HW 52333 Doctd: 327197556 Page 2? , |
HY 124-10269-10094) v9.1 2333 ve 1 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBRR : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : ‘ COMMENTS : Doctld: 32197753 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10269-10094 NO 89-69-4087, 4088 Document Information FBI BR , 06/07/1968 2 SEE FBI 62-109060-6457 PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1A; 1B Redact 12/10/1997 APPROVAL OF CIA INC MEMO, LHM Page i Date: 11/22/20
reaper = Director, FBI (62-109066) - aay ; : ed . Peat, Bern (62-43) (RUC) . gECRE! 6/7/68 ASSASSINATION oF PRESIDENT ol DALLAS, TEXAS MISC - INFO. CONCERNING ReBERlet 4/18/67. £ rt fh Information furnished by cra, [Bern| has been made the subject of@hn unclassifie tim, a indicated that this 5 copies which are enclosed. . State Department by the matter was being reported to the* Consulate General in Zurich. For information. ud percnunetonorwtat ioAe POW OTHERMISE. 5 ~- Bureau (5 encls) @Gii- Dallas) (1 enel) (1 ~ New Orleans) (1 encl) {1 - Liaison) i - Bern HDG s . fers (ey | CLASSIFIED BY £665 5665 Sto flee DECLASSIFY ON-25X_@p Fe ifoy \ YASS ; a HW 52333 DBoctd: 32197753 Page 2
424-10271-10029 TO Q- SUBJECT: \. SENSTUDY 75 $s o br ‘ald Rat E. S a 2 Bi + of | 84 suL8 19% OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EOKION GSA GEM, REG. NO. 27 -aie.. . dB 5010-108 Assoc. Dir. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Dep AD Al@on . ; Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir: Memorandum we : . Ext. Affeing _ Mr. -R. Wannall pate: 6/25/75 Files & Com. Gon. Inv. ident. itil Iecticn ZL latory ggg. Spec. inv, ORIGINAL ONLY W. ol tenar Training Telephone Rm. Director Sec’y __ PURPOSE: To advise that representatives of Intelligence Division this date reviewed 693-page CIA document containing information relating to joint ventures involving CIA and other members of intelligence community in sensitive matters, and a specific ‘request has been made for CIA to furnish this Bureau with copies of all material contained therein believed to have a bearing on FBI activities. DETAILS: By memorandum 6/24/75 you weré advised that arrangements had been effected whereby a CIA representative would on 6/25/75 bring to FBIHQ a copy of the 693-page document containing a series of memoranda and reports prepared by CIA citing instances wherein CIA may have engaged in activities outside the perimeter of its charter. As you have been advised, members of the Senate Select Committee (SSC) have had prior ‘#4 access to this document and it contains numerous references FP 4 to FBI-CIA joint ventures, some of which are of an extremely Le sensitive nature. CIA Director William Colby authorized a review of this document and agreed to this Bureau obtaining a copy of material contained therein believed pertinent to this Bureau's operations. REC. 102 le . 1/6 3 IGE - 30] On 6/25/75, | Executive ecretary of the Ad Hoc Coordinating Group, appeared at_Bureau au Headquarters with the 693-page document divided into three packages. iInese 62-116395 err fy? BB. ROUTE IN ENVELOPL. —, TJM: hb [h|y. ry (1) CONTINUED - OVER AM" ed \ b
Memorandum to Mr, W. R. Wannall Re: Senstudy 75 62-116395 packages were reviewed by Section Chief William 0. Cregar and Special Agents Leon F. Schwartz and Thomas J. McNiff in Room 4123 JEH. or | xo _— “In all, it was determined that approximately 174 pages of the document contain information which in some respect has a bearing on .this Bureau's operations. Pertinent page numbers were identified to and she is taking this Bureau's request for these pages back to CIA Headquarters for the purpose of obtaining authorization to furnish this Bureau with copies of the pages in which this Bureau is interested. advised that she would insure our request in this respect received expeditious attention and she will furnish us with the results at the earliest time. RECOMMENDATION: None. Above submitted for information, You will be kept advised of developments. A - Pe i? | fun | Mew
424-10271-10302 oy + —”YHE' DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE: ft a oO ., WASHINGTON, b. ¢, ‘20505 , 7 my 4 > " tatelligence Community Staff - a Los wo  Berne-45-0 0119 . " a Yo June 1975 ° : ty . , . . : . . ey ‘ ' . : on . a . ' : ‘ ‘ . + oe, feo . . : “ oo . ° a . ee . . . . a? .* * 4 _@ . e . 1 . ; , . . . : e . . . tee ‘ . ° . * . ‘ ‘ . * ' +t 2 .° i” ' ° ry MEMORANDUM FOR: See Distribution ares e SUBJECT ° : og Memorandum dated, 6 Jurie i975-1 re - es te ; _ Task Force Assignments . 2 Ns - ¢ ° . { . . . . e . . 3 nr oe : on oar .. ae ‘This memorandum is a follow-on: to subject memorandum "8 . and in addition to completing the principal officer assignr nts also’ lists task force members assigned by other agencies: Do, 2. . . : , . ' 2 . . . . / 0 ~~ . *y ‘ * +0. Principal °°. Principal . _ Task Force Oe ‘Subject - Agency _ Officer.  . | ° Assignments soate Assassinations ° ‘White House. _. Mr. Wilderotter ‘ James Gardner, ae ee ae ' YDS 145- 7094 ‘ . State Dept. moot bs re a os .  -EDS 101-29034 bet, Army _ Drug Abuse. ‘CIA, pe : Sayre Stevens .. uf Maicolm Lawrence ee of. arugs) <i! 4.” VEDS 143-4303 State Dept. | ; we fo . vo . , ‘EDS 101-28694 FBI;CIA 7 eo on Fer He loeson 7 W House Political Abuses ' FBI: po he | Sohratthomaas on ; - ») DofJ™. (1964) va ges to ce 324-4605 an . | eet yer ve re / LOS. 47> Aa . ot oe “os s°een SIOZ ALL « Domestic... - -:' Justice ’ | ohn Martin” - Charles Kane J ye Surveillance Se tee + EDS 187-4555 CIA | 7 May nel, taps, . “ ‘a an _ IDs 143-6777 me _ Huston] Plan ete, d «+ s : nan oa ma oe | a Pe ‘Verne St, ‘Mars m . ‘ i ° ‘ | Biber toner cm 7 “tls” State Dept. ; : 7 ; ; i” : . - io : - . oe a i ’ : cuassinen sy 00 6F0 S CXAGHPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION SCHTIELE OF &. OQ, L1SS2, XKSMOTMON CATLGORYTs § Su(h , Oo. (3) or (4) (air.ts one or more) AULUM 5.2. LLY Bech ony 7teD ON | se: espe 10 Derenut _ Munters impossible, insert date or event) * oo, ba “g7s 72% wee Dow a ~ ROLES ; ® e
424-10271-10302 FBI. Electronic CIA (Clarkedurveillance . and Warrantless Wiretap © FBI CIA,DOD 7 Use of Notional Onpen zati ons “FBI Use. ‘of Pro rietar CIA. prietary aoe Pony pot? ’ Mail Cover and “* . Intercept... eae 1 ® i 8 ‘ ~ . ‘ (to be watch List defined 7 , bo Army Surveillance’ DoD." _4 oo. e y . . a soe { he . oe i tus Greece. df ~” e t e ~ gto metals ‘The Congo Cdn Arey setae Indonesia ie . “s . o oe 4 aoe @ wi ¢a e*, 4 we OE a ? \ FBI CIA ° _Oganizations ' , — Justice | " DoD, - : Dominican Republic SECRET Principal . Agency Justice: . aria . 4 . IDS 101-2037 . fo at oo fey ~ DoD” 2, ihe following officers from the Department’ of State, have been named to assist in the CIA preparation of comprehensive } papers on the . following geographic and subject areas: ene shaven site sen" Se cafes 208. Lda vias What gear SY sbejueTBMCS} Henderson 6 .. (Green 3140 i + Task Force . Principal Officer Assignments Williayn Jones. State Dept, George Calhoun IDS 187-4401 | ; ed nar ‘. fave toe 1: wee oe Ce rf John’ Thomas PEI veer yee 8) . Lee Peters. State Dept. IDS 101- 29403 ' Phil White + IDS 18724674 cCrA j be LOS 1 V3 CSTF . *” Cpencon Buffham | =p . _NSA + 688-7222 OD «ri Clatt Lad Nay nee . é ‘ a . Dr, David Cooke Ca ee wo . ad | James Gardner , eo. ot IDS 101- 29034 ~ . james baa ee . IDS 101-29034 ot, Conte hy ye AE “ey? ‘igh ifs ratte Shei gay lettegs “a East Asia Bureau . sare ear a a . Bayard King IDS 101-21504 Patricia Barnett _ ‘ IDS 1023-22369
424-10273-10029 The results of each entry, including the information obtained andthe identities of the agencies and/or individuals to whom the information was disseminated. j- ke l. Daniel Elisberg, Mill Valley, California (L973, 1974, Gerald Le court, New York City. (1970, ~L971) .... Charles Garry, Oakland, California’ “{1970, rity Egbal ahmeé, Chicago (1970) ~ United States Servicemen's Fund, Boston (1971) NAACP Legal Defense Fund, New York City (1971) Marvin Kalb, CBS News (1972, 1973) Dan Rather, CBS News (1972, 1973) Sol Linowitz (1972) Institute of Policy Studies, Washington,D.c. (1971). Michael Kennedy, San Franciso (1969, 1979) Radical Education Project and SDS,Ann Arbor, Michi. (1969) ~ Carol Wild Scott, Gainsville, Florida (1972) Henry Gi Suvero, New York City (1972) The Washington Free Press, Washington,D.C.. (1969) The home of a "known bigot...(who) might (have been) plotting violence against Jewish leaders," .referred to in Jack Anderson's column in the Washington Post of June 21, 1975.
424-10273-10041 Memorandum | jto Mr. W. M. Felt Re: LIAISON oe with other agencies is handled by domestic liaison supervisors dealing with those agencies. In similar fashion the[British }will not furnish derogatory(S) 8 information directly to the Degartment of Defense in connection with its’ background-type investigations but require that such data be channeled through FBI. These are just two of the instances in which a foreign liaison ~ .matter becomes a domestic liaison matter and should be under the same supervision, Our foreign offices are necessarily closely involved in the. operations of several U. S. agencies and require domestic liaison with those agencies, Our many problems surrounding the establishment and maintenance of foreign offices have to be coordinated with the Department of State. Itis essential that we know and have access to the proper official at State in order to solve problems faced by the Legats as without prodding State moves very Slowly. } Our foreign offices wark closely with the Central Intelligence re | Agency(CIA) stations abroad. |CIA Headquarters does not permit its overseas J stations to disseminate information to other agencies overseas, including our Ce) Legats, except in unusual circumstances. |They frequently, however, suggest ‘ to our Legats that CIA Headquarters be aSKed for particular items, These | . can most rapidly be secured by direct request from a domestic liaison oo | supervisor./ In a number of areas, our Legal Attaches work closely with Cs) 4 local representatives of the U. S. military. Leads are passed to our Legat i which are then followed up by liaison contacts in Washington with the appropriate | military headquarters, Liaison, or, in éther terms, the establishment of a harmonious relationship, is basically the same whether practiced in Washington or Tokyo. . ; _I feel that it would be to the Bureau's advantage to have our liaison operations 7} closely coordinated and directly supervised in the same area. This has proved to be an efficient and productive arrangement in the past, and we believe that the re-establishment of limited direct ‘liaison in Washington, should be handled t by. the same supervision which. has been given to our posts abroad. .The-work in -> °. i both areas is primarily intelligence oriented, yet does not fall within the . «normal responsibilities of the present oper ational ‘sections. -It is’ gonsigered.” on! that we ‘should not leave-the foreign. supervision. in ‘its. ‘present: area,..whichis -*-. fv: +f fully occupied with Arab terrorism, Chinese espionage, ard Cuban, Arab, ; Chicano and Jewish extremists. A logical and economical step woulg be to ; : make the | reign liaison supervision an inteeral part oL the new « ° j Jiaison section. Under this arrangement, the foreign liaison supervision Tad ‘ “., would be handled as a separate and distinct unit composed of the three on ., , Supervisors. presently engaged in this. work. : This unit would be aarsletely * SA SEGRE a CONTINUED - OVER “
424-10273-10054 cn i ; a ' ay va ; ‘ ‘som i an - : i, ; i, t f ‘ ; , ‘ roos. G SuLca ny ‘ e sf f finutes of Secon) Feettres Conferenen Poom Tae Crs Hoadcearcers Pisa deface ye, June 12, 1870, 1:30 to Sop. s. : William C, Sullivan Assintant Director, Federal Lvrenu of Investigation Presidlueg a MEMBIES PRESENT tr, Ton C. MHuston, White House tir, Joreese Anwrleton, CIA ire Jove Stilwell,| DLA be Wour Dovnle, A MDR-/¢ S LM LHL Me, Chorvtos Sither, Air Force DECLASST Capt. Lovard Rifenburcu, Navy on {o (1), ee pr, Meneon Wy Buffhan, SA : Mr. Georee C, Moore, Lil Mr, Honeed HR. Moore, Ft Mp. William O, Cropar, FRI, Secretary ; 2 Observer: Col. Tudoloh Koller, Air Forcé Lt. Col. Ronald F. Philbriek, DIA Mr. Tlilu Mruurstein, Army Ur. Harey Warren, Navy Mr. Janes Gengler, NGA “ r. Leonard J. aygno) SA. Bye.  WHr, Richard Ober, RCTA . ,} es ERI. NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Disclosure ive ir. Fred J. Cans | | | Subject to Criminal Sanctions Grouv “1° Excludek Jvom sutomatie ~ downered ihe ond decle wu si lh\arion
424-10273-1005 Ss Mr Mr. roi. rv, Mr. Mer. Mr, Mr. “Or, POTAH-D + s . June 19, 19706 DIRVERAGANUY COUMTSTRE ON INTHE Li ONCE , * ON TG SULOORM IT IE & e @ - o,. t. os Migates af Thoyd Meeting Confercage Noam YE-NS CTA How louarters “wiilidiss o . . a June 6, 15970, 2. tf. 8 pom, : . . Wahiira CG. sullivan Aesistaat Yirestor, ¢.deral burnau of lneeutigution e Presidion Pad NE CMERE tea xr RESENT ine Tou C, Huston, Whats Hruse James Aniclesay CTA <6 Stiiveli | Dia Jonn bownin Arms CUnarles Sither, Air Porce Rdward R nourch, Bavy Benson RL fhatfham, bs 4 Chourlas DN. Uvenpman, re Georme C, Monre, FRR William OG. Crogar, ¢h!..Secretary eyo ata See es ie Observers: Col, Mr. Hr, ar, ur. Hr. ir. ur, JFe a “Ye Bo. &B, epee Elina Harry Warren, D Wegker, Air ry Braunstein, Aye y NR wee ¥ y BLL. Wiltasd, Kner James Geugier, NSS Leonard Richard FPrer J... d. Pumno, tsa Ther, CLA Cassidy, NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATIO Unauthorized Disclosure . Subject to Criminal Sanctions Group I Exeiu cM ffrem aucomatic dGomnericAne and Geclren Theation
124- 127s: 10054 7 _ : i . a . . S . L / soll VORTITML FORM NO, 10 SOLO 108 = “— . MAY 1942 EDITION 0 a GSA GEN, REG. NO. 27 male Ld . - UNITED STA’ TES G@ iRNMENT | re Memorandum ~ ' f TO : Mr. C.D. DeLoach DATE: 6/6/70 FROM : rer sonses CL SUBJECT: INTERAGENCY INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE — (Established By The President June 5, 1970) od r \. , ( y ; ; Reference is made to my memorandum to you dated June 5, 1970, captioned as above which indicated that the Director will meet with the heads of the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and a representative of the White House staff in the Director's office, at 11:00 a.m. 68-70. In accordance with the Director's instructions I will be present. Unless there is an objection I will have with me Mr. C. D. Brennan, Chief of the Internal Security Section which will have the responsibility of preparing our portion of the report on the New Left and related matters. I believe Mr. Brennan Should hear and will benefit from the Director ' S remarks. I have ‘been advised that as of this date the heads of the other agencies do not now plan to have any of their lassistants with then. except [Admiral Gaylor]of NSA who will bring an assistant,|Benson Buffran cs] - } It occurred to me that in addition to the remarks the Director has in mind he may wish to give consideration to some of the major points in the enclosed statement prepared for him, | RECOMMENDATION: That this memorandum and the enclosed statement be ; furnished to the Director. A i Enclosure : MDA- Il \ . ALL INFORMATION OD a WCS:sal , HEREIN ISU SON ead : (6) pare 10/4 RB EHL - | i “a This document is prepared. in response to your request and is not for dissemi- : nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by : your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FSI . na moreno pee tT
424-10273-10054 . - a OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 SQ1G— 108 MAY 1962 EDITION ’ GSA GEN, BEG. NO. a7 UNTETED STATES GOVERNMENT a Memorandum c Cibieercadcy cone TO : WR. DE Loach DATE: 6/8/70 FROM : W, C, SULLIVASD oO SUBJECT: INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ; (ESTABLISHED BY THE PRESIDENT, JUNE 5, 1970) f é Hy memorandum 6/5/70 advised that the details for ‘the meeting of the working group of captioned committee are being worked out. Arrangements have been made for the working group to meet in the United States Intelligence Board Conference Room at 3:30 p.m., Tuesday afternoon, 6/S/70.. ™ “As of this’ ‘time, the following members have been designated: FBI ~ Mr. William C, Sullivan....Acting for the Director CIA - Mr. Richard Helms, Director of CIA Mr. James Angleton, Chief, Counterintelligence. Staff, CIA DIA - The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) member has not yet been designated. In addition to the DIA member, there will be representatives from each of the three . military services ~ Army, Navy, and Air Force. : NSA ~ (Mr. Benson K. Buf than (itr. Buffham]is head of P-Group at National Security Agency (NSA) and Number Three Man at NSA. - White House - Mr. Tom C. Huston, Staff Assistant to the President. Atrangements have been made for use of the Conference Room arid all of the above members have confirmed their attendance, When the DIA representatives are designated, you will be advised. ACTION: , a- I For information. all be MATION COMTANED A HEREIN IS UNC ae shke DATE Lola Jao BY Sead mI cnt 6) This document is prepared in response to your request and ig not for dissemi- nation outside your Committee, Its use is limited to official proceedings by your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the. FBI .