named Al Jolson. JI told her to call_back Monday or sometime this week to discuss this matter with Donovan Gay. She was rembeling on:'and was mostly cohearent and I did -not know how much information to take down. I also did not give her my name.. I talked to Donovan Gay immediately after the phone call at his home. Gavevhim all. the details on the phone and gave him the Balitmore address and told him if he would like I would go by on the way home and check out to see if it was~a boarding house or whatever’. After following up on the address it turned out to be a business address of a fur company. Located at Park Avenue and Saratoga Street in Balitmore. ers HW 55923 DoclId:32266673 Page 133 ae ar
a Princeton University Oo 03317 7 Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library Lo Olden Street November 4, 1977 Princeton, New Jersey \. 08540 . Nancy Bressler Mr. G. Robert Blakey Associate Curator Chief Counsel and Director of Manuscripts '. 3331 House Office Building, Annex 2 .' Washington, D.C. 20515 Attention: Ms. Leslie Wizelman Mr. Dan Hardway ) vo oe Dear Mr. Blakey: Enclosed you will find the xerox copies: requested on November 1 by Ms. Leslie Wizelman and Mr. Dan Hardway in ‘the Allen W. Dulles papers. Ce Piease let me know if I can be of any further assistance. / / Mas you, "3 . - if ey Bréfsiéx HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 134
Copied from the Allen W. Dulles Papers in the Princeton University Library. Not. to be reproduced without permission. een ee ee ae a re ect o . @ a Le —— ne eee : ‘ ' @ June 2, 1964 The Honorable Ed Foreman Congress of the United States House of Representatives Washington, D. C. . Dear Mr. Foreman: XI have your letter of May 28, and I have read the enclosure to it and under- stand the motives which led you to write me. While the Chief Justice will undoubtedly respond to your letter, I would add that the members of the Commission have given this matter very detailed consideration. I can further assure you that the members of the Commission themselves will evaluate the evidence and assume full responsibility of the writing of the report. Faithfully yours, Allen W. Dulles . awa :muk - chr . commi ssh” 1-7 corres a HW 55923 Docld:3226667353 Page 135 we ta net 1
Copied from the Allen W. Dulles Papers in the Princeton University Library. Not, to be reproduced without permission. 7 Boe J. LEE RANKIN — 36 WEST 44TH STREET ~ © NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10036 | i} [2 t . MURRAY HiLL, 7-2924 ” eo December 1, 1966 Wesley J. Liebler, Esq. Professor of Law University of California Los Angeles, California Dear .Jim: The Commission was discharged by the Presi- dent upon presentation of its report and delivery of its files to the National Archives. There is no longer any Commission or staff to act concerning your suggestion in your memorandum of November 8, 1966. In my opinion, the former Commissioners and the former © staff of the Commission have no more legal standing to ask that they be allowed to examine the photographs and X-ray pictures made in connection with the autopsy of President Kennedy than any other citizens. «* Thus, if you or any other citizen desires to examine such materials and can persuade the proper authorities to allow you to do it, that is your right. For myself, I am satisfied with the testimony of the doctors who performed. the autopsy and whose statements, in my opinion, were the best evidence of what was seen and heard at the autopsy. In the final analysis. I think our report must stand or fall on the basis of what it con- tains. , “~ Sincerely, - Lee Rankin HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 136
Copied from the Allen W. Dulles Papers in the’ Princeton University Library. Nat to be reproduced without permission. a ibn ne wae vee cee ere en - — - “ - oe con ee em eee ee ware eee et . oa Ee teecnawetts od GERALD R. rors : COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS * FIFTH DISTRICT, MICHIGEN . : . WASHINGTON, D.C., ADDRESS: House OF REPRESENTATIVES GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, ADDRESS: 425 CHERRY STREET SE. GRAND RAPIDS 2, Micwan House of Representatives - tdashington, B. €. memes: 4 Congress of the Anited States April 13, 1964 Mr, Allen W. Dulles 2723 Q Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Dear Allen: Thought you would like to have a copy of my letter i) of this date to Lee Rankin. Warmest personal regards. Sincerely, . ai Gerald R. rad, M. C. _ GRF31 Enclosure HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 137
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Copied from tne Ailen W. Duiles Papers in the Princeton University Library. ' Not to be reproduced without permission. February 26, 1968 Arthur H. Dean, Esq. Sullivan & Cromwell 48 Wall Street .New York 10005 Dear Art: | I have just received this marning a tele- | phone call from Jerome Kidder in Frank Hogan's | office who told me he had received a request from Garrison in New Orleans with regard to a service on me to appear there. When TI told | him I was a resident of the District of Columbia - and not of New York, he said he would return the papers to Garrison with an indication that the i matter was not in his jurisdiction. I told | Kidder that I had consulted you and that if he wished further information, he might wish. to call you. He may or may not da so, possibly . will not, as he felt that the information with . regard to my being a resident in the District “| of Columbia would cover the matter as far as oY he was concerned. As ever, | — . AWD :mcm i 1 - Art Dean file , i 1 ~ Chrono Allen W. Dulles HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 139
Pr Sy) af ir. Richard Boss Librarian Princeton University Princeton, New Jersey, 09540 ar? Dear Hr. Bess: Hee F, Garner : mittee ” sot up to nonitor access 25 > 052894 Qetober 1977 — fanney has seat me a copy of the letter to you of 18 cetober 1977 from the Hon. Louis Stokes, Cheirman of the Select Comittee on Assassinations, remesting yermission for access to the papers of Allen Dulles which were left to Princeton. tk. | nney end I are meanbers of the con- to those vapers. The tnird member, Kr. Angleton, is Mmnavatlable at the moment but T have would differ from tho vici is of no reason to believe that he 7 He Ranney and myself. We believe that t committee should oppose access by the thore is no basis on which our svat? of the Select Con- mittee anc I have so informed Me. Wolf, the ciief of its legal star?. In return Hr. Volf agreed to keep me informed as to who would co the review of the papers and, of more importance to US, Wat they might want to copy for comnlt ttea recordse It is my belief that there is very little in the papers you have that will be truly pertinent to their investigation. I trust this is sufficient f cc: ir. Wolf HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 140 Very truly yours, or your purposes of" # wea wt nants cary = - a nenrenet tt wk -
fr Keo Pa LOUIS STOKES, OHIO, CHAIRMAN RICHARDSON PREYER, N.C, WALTER E. FAUNTROY, ©.C. 'VONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF. CHRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONN. HAROLD E. FORD, TENN. FLOYD J. FITHIAN, IND. ROBERT W. EDGAR, PA. (202) 225-4624 Ms. Mary SAMUEL L. DEVINE, OHIO STEWART B. MC KINNEY, CONN. CHARLES THONE, NEBR, WAROLD S. SAWYER, MICH. Select Committee on Assassinations GS. House of Representatives 3331 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING, ANNEX 2 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515 ‘October 7, 1977 Duffy : Inguiry Unit Congressional Research Service Library of Congress Washington, D. C. 20540 ‘Dear Ms. Duffy: The Select Committee on Assassinations requests loan of the following books: ‘The Bay of pigs: The Leaders Story of Brigade 2506, by Haynes Johnson. New York: W.W. Norton; Dell Paperback, 1964. Closing In: The Search for JFK's Assassins, by Dick Russell, with photos by R.E. Sprague. New York: Dial Press, 1977 (scheduled) Coup d'Etat in América: The CIA and the Assassination ‘of John F. Kennedy, Canfield and Weberman. New York: Third Press, 1975. Executive Action, by Mark Lane and Donald Freed. New York: Dell paperback, 1973. Farewell America, by James ‘Hepburn. Lichtenstein: Frontiers Publishing Co., 1968. Files of Evidence Connected with the Investigation of the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, by Leon Jaworski. 21 volumes, 2 reels microfilm. Washington, D.C.: Microcard Editions, 1967. In the Shadow of Dallas: A Primer on the Assassination of President Kennedy, by the editors of Ramparts. San ‘Francisco: Ramparts Magazine, 1967. JFK: The Case for Conspiracy, by F. Peter Model and Robert J. Groden. New York: Manor Books paperbacks, 1976. HW 55923 DoclId:32266673 Page 141
© Ms. Mary Duffy Congressional Research Service October 7, 1977 Page Two Oswald, by Kerry Thornley. Chicago: New Classics House, 1965. Oswald: Assassin or Fall Guy? by Joachim Joesten. ‘New York: Marzani and Munsell, 1964. Reprinted - with Warren Report critique, 1965. ~ ot Oswald in New Orleans: Case ‘For Conspiracy with the . CIA, by Harold Weisberg. New York: Canyon Books, 1967. Oswald: The Truth, by Joachim Joesten. London: Peter Dawnay, 1967. . Proof of Conspiracy in the Assassination of President Kennedy, by lan McFarlane. Victoria, Australia: Book - - Distributors, 1975. Stifle the Legend, by Lyle H. Munson. New York: hay © ; Bookmailer, 1964. . F1788 © The War That Never Was: An Insider's Account of CIA -A88 Covert Operations Against Cuba, by Bradley Earl Ayers. indianapolis:. Bobbs-Merrill, 1976. JK468 °#The Strategy of. Subversion: Manipulating the Politics - IT6B56 of Other Nations, by Paul W. Blackstock. Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1964. E£183.8 CIA Objective: To Destroy the Cuban and Latin American -C9C2 Revolutions. New Delhi: A. Bocourt, 1967. JK468 CIA: Core of the Cancer, by David W. Conde. New Delhi: .- 16C63 Entente, 1970. . -F1788 Give Us This Day, by Howard Hunt. New York: Arlington -H86 House, 1973. Se JK468 The CIA: A Close Look at the Central Intelligence 16543 Agency, by H. Paul Jeffers. New York: Lion Press, 1970 1970 . . JK468 The Real CIA, by Lyman B. Kirkpatrick, Jr. New York: “-, I6K5 Macmillan, 1968. HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 142
© Ms. Mary Duffy Congressional Research Service October 7, 1977 Page Three JK468 The Lawless State: The Crimes of the Intelligence -I16L38 Agencies, by Morton Halperin. New York: Penguin Books, HS 1976. ; ; 'J3K468 . CIA: The Myth and the Madness, by Patrick J. McGarvey. -16M29 New York: Saturday Review ‘Press, 1972. : JK468 The'| Inside Out of CIA, by Paul Parakal. New. Delhi: - 16P Sterling Publishers, 1974. JK468 ‘The Night Watch, by David A. “phillips. New York: -16P54 Atheneum, 1977 ‘1977. . 'JK468 The Intelligence Establishment, by Harry Ransom. Cam-. . 16R3 bridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1970 1970 , : @ | JK468 The CIA's Secret Operations: Espionage, Counter- * - I6R67 espionage and Covert Action, by Harry Rositzke. New , York: Readers' Digest Press; distributed by + Crowell, 1977. JK468 The Essential CIA, by Thomas B. Smith. (c) 1975. »16S54 mo . JK468 The Central Intelligence Agency: Problems of Secrecy - 16K48 in a Democracy, by Young Kim. Lexington, Mass.: Heath, 1968. soe ; JK468 Who's Who in CIA, by Julius Mader. Berlin, 1968. - L6M323 ; The Craft. of Intelligence, by Allen Dulles. New York: Harper and Row, 1963. 10/23/73 Report of the House Armed Services Commit— tee, Special Subcommittee on Intelligence. .12/9-10/74 Report of Senate Government Operations Committee, Subcommittee on Intergovernmental Operations. ; HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 143
@ Ms. Mary Duffy ‘Congressional Research Service October 7, 1977 Page Four Articles: "Cloak and Dagger. Operations: An Overview", “by David Wise, Society, Vol. ‘12, March/April | 1975 (Entire: Issue) Oo . ee "The CIA and the Man Who nas Not Oswald", by Fenster- | i wald and O'Toole, The New York Review, April 3, 1975. AP2. W265 a _ "PBI, CIA Reported Pressed to Say Oswald Acted Alone", by Norman Kempster, Los Angeles Times, June 24, '- 1976. "What Was in the CIA's Declassified JFK File?", by Dick Russell, Village Voice, April 26, 1976: 17-20. AP2. Vv72 1976 @: - "The Gentlemen Killers of the CIA", by Harrison Salis- bury, Penthouse,. March 1975: 47-52. AP2.P413 "The Mafia, the CIA and the Kennedy Assassination", by Milton Viorst, Washingtonian, V. 11, November 1975: 113-118 F191.W37 1975 , "why Has File No. 3106 Not Been Publicized?" Human Events, Vol. 26, December 17, 1966: 805 pD45.H8 1966 "CIA Men Linked to JPK Death?" by Bob Wiedrich, Chicago Tribune, July 20, 1973: 18. Thank you for your continuing efforts in the Committee's behalf. Sincerely, G. Robert Blakey Chief Counsel and Director ~GRB:jh:jg HW 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 144°
LOUIS STOKES, O10, CHAIRMAN RICHARDSON PREYER, N.C. BAMUEL L. DEVINE, O10 WALTER E, FAUNTROY, 0.C. BTEWART 5. MCKINNEY, CONN, .. YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF, CHARLES THONE, NEBR. . -"SRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONN. HAROLD S. SAWYER, MICH. ; ; . . . -SpbovD a. rITAIAa IND. Select Committee on Assassinations aN HSCA (RG 233): Reference copy, JFR Coliection: MReferenc: ROBERT W. KDGAR, PA. US. House of Representatives (202) 225-4624 , 3331 HOUSE OFFICE RUILDING, ANNEX 2 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515 — May 4, 1978 Mr. Pasguale Calijuiri Social Security Administration 1204 West Highrise Baltimore, Maryland 21235 Dear Mr. Calijuiri: In connection with its investigation into the circum- stances surrounding the death of President Kennedy, the Select Committee requests that the Social Security Administration disclose the names and addresses of all persons who held the social security numbers! + during the years 1950 to 1970. _ ¥ This information is relevant to the Committee's investi- gation and we would very much appreciate your assistance in ' providing it. Sincerely, A Mhat Pelvis G. Robert Blakey Chief Counsel and Director _GRB:bld | * 55923 Docld:32266673 Page 145