Doc ID: 6598245 ge 97 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : NSA RECORD NUMBER : 144-10001-10102 RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 44USC2107(5)(g)(2)(D) ORIGINATOR : NSA . (iii) \ ' TITLE 2 3/0/W/T2020-63: DISCUSSION OF KENNEDY’ S DEATH AND ITS IMPACT ON US) ERE DATE : haan PAGES aaa ee rR) DOCUMENT TYPE : REPORT CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS : 1B CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/10/93 OPENING CRITERIA : ORIGINATING AGENCY ’§ DETERMINATION REQUIRED COMMENTS : Released on 11-01-2017 under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2017 Note
- Boe ID: 6598245 . REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED Reproduction of this document in whole or in part is: prohibited except as specifically authorized by the DIRECTOR, NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY. Poi. a WS 375 3/0/W/T2029-63 29 Nov 63 DISCUSSION 1 GF" tmmy DEATH AND ITS IMPACT ON US POLICY 25 Nov 63 193¢ Po mS as via ge eee. Pauscato7eyeneo) For| | coe ees soe eeeees 7 dill) ay a ee inn cm a ay le The ‘statement: by the Texas state authorities that t ‘the slaying of OSWALD closes the investigation of the KENNEDY assassination brought on public reactions of doubt by some segments of the information media (commentators and journalists) of the intentions of the Dallas police.who conducted the investi- gation. This in turn facilitated the decision of.the federal authorities to step into.the investigation immediately. Ro KENNEDY" s hand can also be seen in this. Therefore, a ‘struggle between the “right and groups close to KENNEDY will continue over the political implicatjons of the attempt. It must be . expected that in the near future it will’ pass to more basic matters of. foreign and’ internal policies of the new president. Although the right was not success- ful, so far, in obtaining a high degree of anti-communist tension in the community, and force, in this way, JOHNSON to inmediately withdraw from KENNEDY' s © line,” undoubtedly the reaction expanded its influences. Its repre- sentatives in Congress, HICKENLOOPER. for example, began an open attack against KENNEDY's policy of seekirig agreements with the Soviet Union, emphasizing with this the hope that HOE EON will not be such an "inexperienced" politielan. 2. In_ the: N great importance is attached to JOHNSON's ‘talks with | MIKOYAN, DE GAULLE and ERHARD (the level and number of the FRG delegation attached special attention).’ The Western delegations of. Europeans and Seandi- navians, with whom we talked, avoided any speculation whatsoever as to the result of the talks. , | rd | 3/0/W/72926-63 THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS 2 PAGES | Released on 11-01-2017 under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2017 Note)
Doc ID: 6598245 IEEE BEE I EOE OREN BPE RRO ISU ' REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED . , ! [I oe ee . 3/0/W/T2629-63 “3.” Attention was directed to the fact that only Poland and the USSR sent a high-level delegation (the remaining countries of the People's Democ- racies sent thé éhiefs of the delégations of the UN Session). At the airport in New York Ambassador YOST (one of the two deputies of STEVENSON, who went to Washington alone) greeted them, thanking them officially for the. trip. The — Press was very courteous>-. ao See 3/0/W/T194.5-63 ° ° 44USC2107(5)(g)(2)(D) (iii)