JFK Assassination Systerii ‘Date: =—--5/13/201 Identification Form Ageney Information AGENCY :- FBL RECORD NUMBER: — 124-90143-10044 RECORD SERIES: HQ Hoy “4 AGENCY. FILE NUMBER: .100-370750-231 Document Infonnation ORIGINATOR: CITIZEN FROM: _ [Restricted] TO: [Restricted] TITLE: DATE: 01/26/1956 “PAGES: 4 SUBJECTS : {Restricted] DOCUMENT TYPE: “PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION:  Genfidential- RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENT STATUS : ° Withheld JFK b(iii) Withheldin_ full, DATE OF LAST REVIEW: = 0.1/21/1999 ‘ OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF USA COMMENTS : LET; INC ENV AND NOTE + v9.) . 3 INWH:45838. DocId:32338626
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