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. JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA . ’ RECORD NUMBER : 104-10331-10229 eteased under the gon F. ennedy Assassination Records RECORD SERIES : JFK ollection Act of 1992 (44 Use AGENCY FILE NUMBER : PROJFILES~-CORRESPONDENCE Pio? Mote). Case#:NW 53217 - aoe pe eee eee eee ee ee + e+ Date: O6-22-z2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM :. JOHN PEREIRA TO : DIRECTOR, CSI . TITLE : NOTE: JFK/ POSSIBLE LETTER FROM CONGRESSMAN BURTON TO EXDIR DATE : 12/10/1997 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : JFK ASSASSINATION JEREMY GUNN DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 1A CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 04/29/03 COMMENTS JFK-M-16 : F6 : 2000.02.10.07:39:34:340035 {[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10229 HW 53217 DocId: 32404356 Page 1
CSI 1997-552 10 December 1997 NOTE FOR: Director, Center for the Study of Intelligence Deputy Director Office of Congressional Affairs FROM: John Pereira Chief, Historical Review Group SUBJECT: JFK/Possible Letter from Congressman Burton to EXDIR Jeremy Gunn, Executive Director of the JFK Board, told HRG yesterday that Congressman Dan Burton may well write a letter to the EXDIR expressing concern about whether CIA will be able to meet the deadline for declassification of assassination-related records. Burton chairs the Government Reform and Oversight Committee which has cognizance over the JFK Board. Gunn said that he briefed members of Burton’s staff last week and told them he was concerned that the Agency may not have enough resources dedicated to JFK to finish the review of documents by 1 September 1998. Gunn showed the staffers the recent exchange of letters between the Board and the EXDIR on the same issue. According to the staffers, Burton has a strong personal interest in the release of the assassination records. The staffers gave Gunn the impression that Burton's strong interest will prompt him to write to the Agency. During our discussion with Gunn, we reviewed with him the Agency’s clear commitment to declassifying all assassination records. We also explained that we have shifted four additional contractors to the JFK project, and will shift more if necessary, even at the cost of slowing down or stopping other declassification efforts. fhe boven John Pereira HW 53217 Docld:32404356 Page 2?
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10331-10245 Released under the John F. JFK ennedy Assassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 [44 Usc PROJFILES - CORRESPONDENCE Case#:NW S3217 e107 Ware) . 06-22-2017 Pate: DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA : ASST. GENERAL COUNSEL : ALCORN. LAW OFFICES OF FENSTERWALD ae at te 68 te ae LETTER: THIS LETTER REPONDS TO YOUR REQUEST OF MARCH 1, 1994/REIMBURSEMENT 09/25/1995 1 FOIA JFK ASSASSINATION PAPER UNCLASSIFIED 1A RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 04/29/03 JFK-M-16 F10 2000.02.10.09:18:30:717044 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10245 HW 53217 DoclId: 32404374 Page 1
HW 53217 Distribution: CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20505 Office of General Counsel OGC-95-5$2661 25 September 1995 Daniel Alcorn, Esquire Law Offices of Fensterwald:& Alcorn 1952 Gallows Road, Suite 307 Vienna, VA 22182 Dear Mr. Alcorn: This letter responds to your request of March 1, 1994, reiterated in letters dated May 6, 1994, and January 11, 1995, that the Central Intelligence Agency reimburse the Assassination Archives and Research Center (“Center”) $3,744.00 to cover your services after the Agency requested from James Lesar permission to retrieve and replace certain, documents in which it had inadvertently released the name of a former human intelligence source. In the end, it was determined that the information was no longer reasonably retrievable due to widespread dissemination and all documents were returned. We regret that we are unable to _ reimburse the Center. You cite in your January 11, 1995 letter the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) as authority for CIA to reimburse the Center for your fees. As you-know, our request to the Center was not made in the context of a FOIA lawsuit. While the documents had been released to the Center as part of a settlement agreement of a FOIA litigation, no litigation ensued or was necessary for the Center to respond to our request. The Agency advised Mr. Lesar and then you that it was concerned for the personal safety of this person and his family. The Center chose to seek your services in responding to our request. -Please contact me at (703) 874-3105 if you have any. questions. - Sincerely, - Addressee - DGC - C/LD John Pereira (C/CSI/HRG) - JFK Act Review Lit File - RJE Signer - OGC Registry Assistant FPrRRErRPRPEO I Doclda:32404374 Page 2
of Oswald's voice.* Shanklin cannot explain the statements set forth in Belmont's memorandum. * Telephonic staff interviews of Shanklin and Rudd, on March 4, 1976. Unfortunately, Mr. Belmont cannot be contacted as he has been seriously ill for quite some time. Docld: 32423556 Page ?F
HW 53216 ev | 5 espionage evidence was located in his room at the Hotel Latham. When he was arrested he also reportedly indicated he wanted attorney Abt. Colonel Abel was convicted of espionage and served his prison sentence until 1962, when he was exchanged for U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers afterlong negotiations by attorney James “ Donovan. When Oswald visited the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City in 1963, the man he went to see was the Soviet official in charge of issiing visas. This seemed quite reasonable as the excuse by Ogwald for visiting the Embassy was to obtain a visa to visit Cuba. The iroriy of this situation is that the Soviet official in charge of issuing visas was also the KGB Soviet espiopnage agent reportedly connected with EGR Department 13 activities, which included assassinations, The third thing that intrigued me about the Oswald case was the fact that this young former U.S. Marine was able to bring his Russian wife home from the Soviet Union when colonels and other American businessmen were unable to bring their Russian wives home from the Soviet Union. Why was Oswald allowed this special treatment? The above information worried me and and when I got back to CIA Headquarters, I prepared a memo for the CIA official who had been in haison with the Warren Commission. The "1970 Information Please Almanac! states that on September 27, 1964. the President's commission on the assassination of President Kennedy issued its report (Warren Report) which concludes that Lee Harvy Oswald acted alone in the assassination of President Kennedy. I believe the heads of the FBI, CIA and President Johnson in the White House wanted the Oswald case brought to a conclusion as fast as possible as they did not Docld: 32404387 Page 6 2.7
aw? want another crisis with the Soviet Union so soon after the 1963 Cuban missile crisis. After leaving government service in December 1968, I did not lose my fervor in the fight against atheistic Marxist-Leninist communism. I kept on speaking out against this menace. The following is a list of lectures which I gave on various aspects of the communist threat: September 9, 1968 - lecture at a meeting of the Arlington, * Virginia Lions Club at the Washington Golf & Country. 3 January 12, 1971 - lecture before the Rotary Clubor McLean, Virginia. November 7, 14. 21, 28, 1971 -aseries of four lectures at the Cherrydale United Methodist Church, Arlington, Virginia. January 30, 1978. - lecture at a meeting of the Bethesda, Chevy Chase Rotary Club at the Kenwood Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland. April 26, 1974 - lecture before the Methodist Men's Group of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, Ft. Myers, Florida. March 26, 1975 - lecture ata meeting of the Forever Young Group of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, HW 53216 Docld:32404387 Page 9 256
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE .NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10331-10266 JFK , PROJFILES - CORRESPONDENCE STAT FROM : WILLIAM BURNS. EXEC SECR STATE DEPT TO : NORA SLATKIN. CIA TITLE : MEMO: JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS: RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION DATE 02/02/1996 PAGES 1 SUBJECTS JFK ASSASSINATION ARRB ISSUES DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS 1B CURRENT STATUS RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW 04/30/03 COMMENTS JFK-M-16 F12 2000.02.10.10:46:32:937044 . [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10266 HW 55157 DBocld: 32404395 Page 1
(°° SREB Ge "96 11:30AM eo P.3 og. ER 96-0335/1 9601424 . United States Department of State Washington, D.C. 20520 February 2, 1996 E.0. 12956 DECL: 1.5 (c) and (d) MEMORANDUM FOR NORA SLATKIN CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SUBJECT: JFK Assassination Records: Release of CIA Information (0) JEK Act 6 (1) (B) xecutive Ley 2. . CLASSIFIED BY: Jennifer B. Sima, INR/DAS/TPC . REASON: 1.5 (c) (d) TiN | ered HW 55157 DBocld:32404395 Page 2?
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR . FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Released under the John CIA K d 104-10331-10271 ennecy JFK Wssassination Records PROJFILES - CORRESPONDENCE ollection Act of 1992 wane n nnn ne nn ene nen eee eee (44 TSC 2107 Note). DOCUMENT INFORMATION ases#: NW 53217 Date: 6-22-2017 CIA MEMO: ARRB REQUEST/QUESTIONS 05/01/1996 1 JFK ASSASSINATION ARRB REQUEST PAPER UNCLASSIFIED 1A RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 04/29/03 JFK-M-16 : F13 2000.02.10.12:06:47:983035 {R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10271 HW 53217 DBocld:32404400 Page 1
HW 53217 ate . 3066 ds 1 May 1996 Memo for the Record Subject: ARRB Request /Questions Documents Returned by ARRB, 4/30/96 1) # 1094-10012-10018 - Needs re-review Enclosure 4: released in full in 1992 Enclosure 24: staff requested additional evidence/explination why deletion Enclosure 28: same as 24 Action: DO 2) # 104-10015-10234 - No blue highlighted copy Action: HRG (Hal) - Re-review and prepare for ARRB - 3) # 104-10005-10292 - No 1993 NARA release Action: none, Documents was originally a DIF/no release copy Document ready to return to ARRB 4) # 104-10004-10124 - Can read thru “NARA” version Action: HRG (Joe/Bob) - check ORIS to see what went to NARA The above 4 documents are due back to ARRB staff May 2,1996 Other Questions 5) Are the following documents “consent releases”/what is their current status? 12-10104 (box 16, vol 56) 1413-10169 (box 17, vol 4B) 20-10042 (box 5, vol/folder 3) Action: HRG (Frank) wwnzelh\ DoclId: 327404400 Page 2?
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA r RECORD NUMBER : 104-10331-10272 e tennedy the John RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : PROJFILES-CORRESPONDENCE . Pssassination Records eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ollection Act of 1992 DOCUMENT INFORMATION (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NU 53217 Date: AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA 6-22-2017 FROM : TO : . TITLE : LIST: COUNT OF PAGES IN THE PRE-ASSASSINATION OSWALD 201 FILE DATE : 05/12/1992 PAGES : 2 SUBJECTS : OSWALD FILE ; JFK ASSASSINATION DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 1A CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 04/29/03 COMMENTS : JFK-M-16 : F13 : 2000.02.10.12:25:58:357035 (R] - ITEM Is RESTRICTED 104-10331-10272 HW 53217 DBocld:32404401 Page 1
emit 2 Pe eo Lom min tee wo 12 May 1992 Count of Pages in the Pre-Assassination Oswald 201 File Which vias Delivered to NARA on 11 May 1992: Number of © Number of Documents *, . . Pages TOTAL: 34 124 CIA 12 aa. 2 Nov 59 3 Nov 60 18 Nov 60 1 9 Dec 60 28 Sep 61 9 Oct 63 10 Oct 63 10 Oct 63 15 Oct 63 16 Oct 63 2° Oat 63 Dept. of Stele LO 49 31 Oct 59 31 Oct 59 9 Nov 59 9 Nov 59 25 Oct 60 26 Jan 61 13 Apr 61 26 May 61 11 Jul 61 12 Oct 61 HR PON Hee OR DWE HPWH 25 May 60 8 13 Jul 61 12 7 Sep 62 9 10 Sep 63 7 25 Oct 63 18 7 Nov 63 18 Navy . 26 Apr 62 2 Immigq & Nat Sv l i 7 Dec 61 1 31 Oct 59 16 Nov 59 26 Nov 59 9 Jun 62 1 1 1 1 HW 53217 DBoctld:32404401 Page 2?
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AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR ; FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS : PROJFILES-CORRESPONDENCE JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM Peleased under the John AGENCY INFORMATION Kennedy WSsassination Records CIA ollection &@ct of 1992 104-10331-10281 JFK (44 USC 2107 Nate). ases#: NW 53217 Date: e—-22-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA JOHN CARVER M: BOXES 1-6 OF THE LEE HARVEY OSWALD 201 FILE 09/11/1992 1 OSWALD FILE JFK ASSASSINATION PAPER UNCLASSIFIED 1A | RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 04/29/03 JFK-M-16 : F13 2000.02.10.14:20:29:700035 {[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10281 HW 53217 DBocld: 32404410 Page 1
HW 53217 AGENCY RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS DoclId: 327404411 Page 1 e 48 oe oe JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John Kennedy CIA WSsassination Records 104-10331-10282 JFK Ollection Act of 1992 PROJFILES-CORRESPONDENCE |!#4 Usc 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53217 Date: DOCUMENT INFORMATION He—-22-2017 CIA JOHN CARVER CHIEF/HRG NOTE: ACTUAL PAGES REVIEWED (AND RELEASED OR DENIED) IN BOXES 1-6 OF THE OSWALD 201 FILE 09/14/1992 2 REVIEWED JFK ASSASSINATION OSWALD 201 PAPER UNCLASSIFIED 1A RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 04/29/03 JFK-M-16 F13 2000.02.10.14:24:29:827035 ITEM IS RESTRICTED .104-10331-10282
HW 53217 CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL 2000 ‘ | 14 September 1992 NOTE TO CHIEF/HRG: FYI Actual Pages Reviewed (and Released or Denied) in Boxes 1-6 of the Oswald 201 File The total pages we reviewed in HRG in these six boxes were: 12,077. Of these, the total pages released to NARA were: 11,583, and the total denied were: 494. This means that 95.9 percent of the total pages were released. (This percentage is measured against the total number of pages, including more than a half which were originated by other agencies or the press. Virtually all of the denied pages in this case come from CIA documents. For future reference, when we have boxes that are made up almost entirely up of CIA-originated documents, you might want to note that the 494 pages denied in these boxes amount to 11.6 percent of the total CIA pages or, conversely, that we are running at the rate of 88.4 percent release.) aoe DocId: 32404411 Page 2?
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA : Peleased under the John RECORD NUMBER : 104-10331-10283 ‘ . Kennedy RECORD SERIES : JFK , hKesassination Records AGENCY FILE NUMBER : PROJFILES-CORRESPONDENCE ollection act of 1992 ee eee ee eee ee (44 050 2107 Note). . DOCUMENT INFORMATION ases#: NW 53217 Date: Ne-22—-2017 AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : JOHN PEREIRA TO : ALL HRG MEMBERS TITLE : NOTE: PROCEDURE- -JFK ASSASSINATION REVIEW/CONGRESSIONALLY-ORIGINATED DOCUMENTS DATE : 09/14/1992 PAGES : 1 . SUBJECTS : JFK ASSASSINATION . JFK REVIEW DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 1A . CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 04/29/03 COMMENTS : JFK-M-16 : F13 : 2000.02.10.14:32:33:593035 {[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10283 HW 53217 DocId: 32404412 Page 1
HW 53217 | .FOR-OFFECLAL—USE-ONEY— CIA SPECIAL COLLECT “*CTION RELEASE IN F ULL ° 2000 14 September 1992 NOTE FOR: All Historical Review Group Members SUBJECT: Procedure--JFK Assassination Review/Congressionally- Originated Documents We have been requested by the Office of Congressional Affairs (OCA) to institute special handling for Congressionally- originated documents that appear in the JFK Assassination Collection that HRG is reviewing. Specifically, OCA asks that we segregate such documents and retain them, rather than send them to the National Archives, at least for the time being. Examples of such documents would be letters to the DCI from HSCA Chairman Stokes, notes taken by HSCA staffers, etc. (This is subject to change once the Agency has received instructions from Congress. ) Therefore, we are to implement the following procedure for congressionally-originated documents: - Remove the document from the box, substituting a withdrawal card in the box. - Review the document for Agency equities and so note them, leaving the document intact. - Retain the document in a separate, temporary file, recording the box in which the document was located. John Pereira Chief /HRG DoclId: 32404412 Page 2?
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM | IDENTIFICATION FORM Released under the John Kennedy Was5assination Records ollection Act of 1992 AGENCY INFORMATION CIA (44 USc 2107 Note). 104-10331-10284 ase#:NWU 53217 Date: JFK Ne—-24—-2017 PROJFILES - CORRES PONDENCE DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA FROM : JOHN F. PEREIRA TO : ‘TITTLE : NOTE: JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS- -LEGISLATION DATE 10/27/1992 PAGES 1 SUBJECTS : JFK ASSASSINATION JFK RECORDS DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 1A CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 04/29/03 COMMENTS : JFK-M-16 F13 2000.02.10.14:37:36:560035 (R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10284 HW 53217 DBocld: 32404413 Page 1
“« wee « + CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL | - 2000 27 October 1992 NOTE FOR THE FILE SUBJECT: JFK Assassination Records--Legislation Historical Review Group was notified today, 27 October 1992, that President Bush signed the JFK Bill this morning. This means that the 300 day period for release of the JFK Assassination fe, Fawn John F. Pereira Chief, Historical Review Group documents begins on this date. HW 53217" Docld:37404413 Page 2
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA RECORD NUMBER 104-10331-10287 RECORD SERIES JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER PROJFILES - CORRESPONDENCE DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : JOHN PEREIRA TO : TITLE NOTE: JFK DOCUMENTS - FOLLOWING WAS RECEIVED FROM D/CSI) DATE : 02/04/1993 . PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS JFK ASSASSINATION WIN SCOTT DOCUMENT TYPE PAPER CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS 1A CURRENT STATUS ee te 08 oe te Released under the John Kennedy Wesgasgeaination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note}. ase#: NW 53217 Date: He—-24-2017 ~RELEASE OF WIN SCOTT'S NAME (THE RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW 04/29/03 COMMENTS JFK-M-16 F13 2000.02.11.06:55:12:577035 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10287 DoclId: 327404416 Page 1
HW 53217 . CIA*SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL. 2000 4 February 1993 NOTE FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: JFK Documents--Release of Win Scott's name Ay (The following was received from D/CST) 1. During a meeting on 4 February among D/CSI, ADDO, and DC/IMS, it was agreed that HRG will release the name of Win Scott in the JFK Assassination documents. 2. There was discussion of the need for the DO to speed up its review of the JFK Assassination records. The ADDO agreed that his directorate must do more. fo John Pereira DoclId: 327404416 Page 2?
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10331-10289 JFK PROJFILES- CORRESPONDENCE DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA BRYANT ROGERS CHIEF, HRG MEMO: JFK MICROFILM COLLECTION 05/13/1993 1 COLLECTION MICROFILM JFK ASSASSINATION PAPER UNCLASSIFIED 1A Peleased under the John Kennedy WSsassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Nate). ases#: NW 53217 Date: He—-24-2017 RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 04/29/03 JFK-M-16 : F13 2000.02.11.07:02:51:920035 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10331-10289 HW 53217 DocId: 32404418 Page 1
HW 53217 CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL 2000 13 May 1993 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, HRG FROM: Bryant Rogers SUBJECT: JFK Microfilm Collection 1. In discussions with Tom Burkhardt in P&PG he has indicated that they could support our requirements to ‘convert 72 reels of microfilm to hard copy for redaction. While last year the estimate for the entire job was $16,000, he thought to be safe we should allow $25,000 today. If we wanted two copies of each image, which would save each reviewer the time to make a working copy, we should be | prepared to double the above price. These eStimates assume we need to copy all reels of film. However, we may not. need to copy the Oswald 201 material (14 reels) if we can assure ourselves it is a duplicate of material we already processed. Also, since reels 57, 58 and 59 contain personnel files, we may determine, after reviewing the film, that these can be denied in full. By reviewing the film more carefully, we may be able to find other reels that need not be copied. Another cost that we should factor in should be the cost of a microfilm reader, if we are unable to obtain a loaner. 2. I am told that each roll of microfilm averages 2400 images, so we are dealing with a large volume of 172,000 images. Converted to paper, this would fill an entire skid, or two skids, if we had two copies of each image made. Another way of looking at the volume is to consider that the DO previously printed 45 reels of microfilm which filled 35 boxes. Using this ratio, 72 reels would fill 56 boxes. Unless we could ship out some of our current holdings, we would be hard pressed to store this many additional 7 documents. One option we could explore would be to have P&PG phase the job over a period of time where they would process only a few reels at a time. Unless we can find vaulted storage space in Rosslyn, we may be forced to send some completed boxes to the records center for temporary storage. 3. As explained to John Carver last year, this job would be sent to an off-site contractor by P&PG. The process involves transferring the microfilm images directly onto a paper roll, uncut, thus, the person doing the job would not see the hard copies. P&PG would then bring the roll back to Hqs and cut it in to individual aa? . 7S Bryant Rogers DoclId: 327404418 Page 2?