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PERSONS/ENTITIES: ) DATES: CATEGORIES: DURAN, SILVA 11/26/63 | IX-C-2-a OSWALD, LEE HARVEY -MEXICO CITY 16 /27-10/1/63>-. MEXICO CITY - CUBAN EMBASSY _ MEXICO CITY - SOVIET EMBASSY OCCURRENCE: Silvia Duran stated to Mexican authorities on 11/26/63 tha Oswald Cuban visa application was processed (despite the fact that he had not received a Russian visa). Duran's statement reads that the visa application was sent to the Ministry of * (Foreign) Relations of Cuba; from which a routine reply was received some fifteen to 30 days later, approving the visa, but on the condition that the Russian visa be obtained first." SOURCE: T STAFF: ==" statement of Silvia Duran to Mexican authroities | | ———' Dwyer 11/26/63 . : 10/20/75 PERSONS/ENTITIES: OSWALD, LEE HARVEY J MEXICO CITY - CUBAN EMBASSY DATES: CATEGORIES: | 9/27/63 TX-C-2-a OCCURRENCE? miosi 7 VULUURRENVES The Warren Commission Report states that Oswald visited the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City on Friday, September 27, 1963 "a Mexican citizen employed there." Ane Spoke ween Siivig Daren SOURCE: SOURCE: Warren Comm. Report, p. 734. ILE: 10/19/75
Taivswiesv/ dave bd dae birt bia. VA RIDUUILL WD. Wipe ; 4 OSWALD, LEE HARVEY - MEXICO CITY C 9/27/63 | TX-C~2-a OSWALD, MARINA J MEXICO CITY ~ CUBAN EMBASSY OS 2/3/64 MEXICO CITY - SOVIET EMBASSY 6 ICCUR RENCE? the Warren Commission Report cites the testimony of Marina Oswald as evidence that Oswald visited the Cuban Embassy on 9/27/63. Marina testified that Oswald told her he had visited the Soviet Embassy and Cuban Embassy on his trip to Mexico City. (Her testimony, as cited by the Warren Commission Report, does not indicate any specific discussion of Oswald's visits on 9/27/63 to either diplomatic establishment. SOURCE: “Testimony of Marina Oswald, 2/3/64, Vol. I, p. 28 yf STAFF: Duyer 10/20/75 PERSONS/ENTITIES: | TES: CATEGORIES: OSWALD, LEE HARVEY -MEXICO CITY 9/27/63. } IX-C-2-a DURAN, SILVIA © . 4 . MEXICO CITY -— CUBAN EMBASSY “ 11/23/63 , , . MEXICO CITY - RUSSIAN EMBASSY OCCURRENCE: the Warren’ Commission Report stated, based on testimony of Silvia Duran, that when Oswald returned to the Cuban Embassy on 9/27/63; Duran telephoned the Soviet Embassy to inquire about the status of Oswald's Russian visa and was told that there § would be a delay of about. 4 months . : SOURCE: warren Commission Ex. #2121, p. 39. Statement —— of Silvia Duran 11/23/63 en Dwyer ‘DATE: FILE: | DATED 10/19/75 (rm ee em ree crm ee me es ee re re ee ce ee ne ce ee ee ee ee ne ee re ee ee ee es ee ee ee eee re bnstnundiuniealimaheedastenteriemioninet ee ee
A PERSONS/ENTITIES: .- DATES: CATEGORIES OSWALD, LEE HARVEY - MEXICO CITY /27-10/3/63 IX-C-2-a I MEXICO CITY - CUBAN EMBASSY / _ MEXICO CITY - RUSSIAN EMBASSY OCCURRENCE: The Warren Commission Report states that besides Oswald's visits to the Cuban and Russian Embassies on Sept. 27, Oswald contacted the Cuban and Russian Embassies again during his stay in Mexico City. (N.B. The only footnote for this reads "Confidential information. The Warren Commission provides no date for Oswald's ‘second visits) Dwyer SOURCE: Warren Commission Report, p. 735 10/19/75 PERSONS/ENTITIES: _ " DATES: DURAN, SILVA 6/63 OSWALD, LEE HARVEY -MEXICO CITY. (|9/27-10/1/6 MEXICO CITY - CUBAN EMBASSY MEXICO CITY - SOVIET EMBASSY OCCURRENCE : Silvia Duran stated to Mexican authorities on 11/26/63 that Oswald's Cuban visa application was processed (despite the fact that he had not received a Russian visa). Duran's statement reads that the visa application was sent to the Ministry of (Foreign) Relations of Cuba; from which a routine reply was received some fifteen to 30. days later, approving the visa, but on the condition that the Russian visa be obtained 3 first." dl SOURCE: 11/26/63 Dwyer Statement of Silvia Duran to Mexican authroities FILE: | | DATE: 10/20/75
PERSONS/ENTITIES: DATES: . CATEGORIES: STATE DEPT. 5/8/64 IX-C-~2-4 OSWALD, LEE HENRY — MEXICO CITY =. MEXICO CITY - SOVIET EMBASSY ” 10/16/63 10/22/63 OCCURRENCE : Abrom Chayes, Legal Adviser to State reported to J. Lee Rankin in 5/8/64 that the CIA report received by State on 10/16/63 was reviewed with Oswald's pass- vOyD /63. by James F. Richie and Mr. Carroll H., Seeley, Jr. in the Legal Division on 10/22/63 SOURCE: wWorren Comm. Ex. 948, question 16/Vol. XVIII) 5/8/64 STARR: - Dwyer report of State Department . FILE: — 10/19/75 PERSONS/ENTITIES: ' DATES: | . CATEGORIES: DURAN, SILVIA . | 11/23/63 Yi. IX+C-2-a MEXICO CITY - SOVIET EMBASSY 9/27/63 OCCURRENCE: ‘The Warren Commission cites a statement made by Silvia Duran, employe: of the Cuban Embassy whom Oswald met, on 11/23/63 to the Mexican Federal Security Police, ji as evidence that Oswald returned to the Ciban Fmbassy in the afternoon of 9/27/63 with , "passport photographs which he may have obtained in the U.S." Duran's statement reads that Oswald did return:'in the afternoon.. However, Duran's statement includes no discussion of the Sept. 27th date. Her statement: reads,". . .a North American who in the last days of September or the first days of the month of October of the present year appeared at the Cuban Consulate and applied for a visa to Cuba in transit to Russia. ; > Warren Comm. Ex. 2121, p. 39. 11/23/63 -| STAFF:  pwyer | DATE: — 10/19/75
INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY Page 6 of 6 primary reason for that memorandum, according to Moody, was that she was instructed to keep records on who gets what. Also, the "customer wanting everything" attitude is a continual problem at NSA, according to Moody. FILE: Both the Director and Deputy Director knew about sending out that memorandum. She did recall that there may have been a question at the time of the possible im- portance of the product, but doubted that there was ques tioning of the legality of the activity in 1970. Finally, Moody stressed that the highest levels of NSA were informed at all times about the watch list activity; she expressly stated that the perishable natur of SIGINT information caused them to be particularly attentive. There was a specific concern for any divulging of the. SIGINT source. bem HW 55355 Docld:32473575 Page &
‘ ‘ee FDS" “Revi 5-22-64) @& ®@ 4 ae a , _t . { | | | , i . 710878 | FBI | ab. I I Date: 9/5/74 Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) TELETYPE NITEL | (Priority) | TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) FROM: DETROIT (62-5146) ATIN: INTD, W.O. CREAGER SENSTUDY 75 RE BUREAU NITEL, SEPTEMBER 3, 1975. A REVIEW OF RECORDS AND CANVASS OF PERSONNEL, DETROIT DIVISION, DOES NOT-.REVEAL ANY NAMED SUPERVISORS OR COORDINATORS FOR COINTELPRO. THOSE SUPERVISORS ASSIGNED NEW LEFT MATTERS 1967-1971 WERE: THOMAS J. NALLY, ASSIGNED DETROIT NEIL E. RICE ROBERT F. O'NEILL JAMES M. STURGIS, JR., ASSIGNED DETROIT THOSE SUPERVISORS ASSIGNED BLACK EXTREMIST MATTERS 1967-1971 WERE: IRVING R. ANDERSON NEIL E. RICE THOMAS E. ARNETT THOMAS J. ROBINSON PLM:CEL (1) Approved: Special Agent in /Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574 NW 54995 Docld: 32989516 Page
oo res DATE-TIME TOP SECRET © 56 with two or three strangers, he may have asked questions. Tf didn't want to be asked any questions. That is why I wanted -- | Mr. Madigan. With regard to the thousand dollars that you arranged to be pickad up for the bail money, did Mr. Maheu pay that back to you out of his Operating expenses? Mr. Roselli. No. Mr. Madigan. That was your own money, and you never got it back. Mr. Roselli. fr never got it back. Mr. Madigan. I have no further questions. The Chairman. [If that concludes your questions, Mr, Madigan, we will turn to the Committee. First of all, to Senator Hart of Michigan. Senator Hart of Michigan. Just one question, Mr. Roselli. Except for the man named O'Connell and the man named Harvey, did you havea conversations or contact with anyone else representing themselves as government or CIA? | Mr. Roselli. No, sir, I didn't. f have sean People, but I never had conversations with them. Mr. Wadden. Would you ‘indulge me, Senator? Senator Hart of Michigan. Yes. (The witness conferred with Mr. Wadden.) Mr. Roselli. Thera were other people at times. There was a meeting, but nothing discussed, nor was I introduced to them aS government people or <-- ocld: 3274273605 Page i i i lj 4 Hi fi KepRineity swore wTee eee eB) OO TN tna pL OR a tate Dette CARAT as 2 cut
JFK Assassination System Date: 7171/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: SSCIA RECORD NUMBER: — 157-10014-10217 RECORD SERIES: MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF THE CHURCH COMMITTEE AGENCY FILE NUMBER:  07-M-122 Document Information ORIGINATOR - SSCIA Peleased under the John FROM: ROSELLI, JOHN Kennedy TO: issassination Records . Ollection Act of 1992 TITLE: (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 54653 Date: wO-23-2017 DATE: 00/00/0000 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : CASTRO, FIDEL, ASSASSINATION ROSELLI, JOHN FBI DOCUMENT TYPE: TRANSCRIPT CLASSIFICATION: — Declassified RESTRICTIONS: — 1B; 1C; Open in Full CURRENT STATUS: — Redact ‘ DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 05/31/2000 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : CC Box 257 v9.1 HW 54653 Docld: 32423605 Page 1
‘HW 54653 Date : 08/08/95 Page 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORDS SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER - AGENCY INFORMATION SSCIA 157-10014-10217 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF THE CHURCH COMMITTEE ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE © DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW , OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS DOCUMENT INFORMATION SSCIA ROSELLI, JOHN 00/00/00 3 ROSELLI, JOHN FBI CASTRO, FIDEL, ASSASSINATION TRANSCRIPT TOP SECRET REFERRED POSTPONED IN FULL 01/20/99 cc Box 257 DoclId: 32423605 - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Page 2?
Date Page 08/08/95 1. JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORDS SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY INFORMATION SSCIA 157-10014-10223 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF THE CHURCH COMMITTEE 07-M-128 ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS ee 08 08 06 09 08 ve DOCUMENT INFORMATION SSCIA KNOCHE, E.H. BELIN, DAVID W. 05/03/75 10 WARREN COMMISSION CIA OSWALD, LEE, POST-RUSSIAN PERIOD, TRAVEL, TRIP TO MEXICO ‘ COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES REPORT - SECRET REFERRED POSTPONED IN FULL 01/20/99 CC Box 287 HW 54653 DBocld: 324273611 (R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED . Page 2? \
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HW 54653 DocId: 32423611 Pe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICE oF THE Director - 3 MAY 4975 Mr. David w,. Belin Executive Director Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States Dear Mr, Belin: Iam attaching, per your request of 15 April, background materials relating to certain questions relating to Oswald and the Warren Commission, Tab Aisa classified Secret memorandum responsive to your request. Tab B is an unclassi- fied version, | which you can use as you see fit. Additional] details are available in the Office of the Inspector General should you wish to pursue this in greater depth. Faithfully yours, E. H, Knoche Assistant to the Director Attachment: a/s Page 4 PSCC PRR NE
SUBJECT : Review of Agency Holdings Regarding Photograph of . Unidentified Individual in the Warren Commission eport _ REFERENCE: Memorandum from David W. Belin to E. Henry Knoche, dated 15 April 1975 l. In accordance with reference request, we have examined and Summarized the record concerning a cropped photograph that was Considered by the Warren Commission in the Course of its investi- §ation. The Photograph (together with others of the same | ‘ndividual) originated from an intelligence Operation Conducted in October 1963 by the CIA and the Mexican Security authorities. 2.0 Under the &xtraordinary Press of effort to develop infor- mation on the assassin and the assassination, Copies of the Photo- "graph were made available by CIA's Mexico Station Chief on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative. Later that day, assertedly on the decision of the Ambassador , Copies were conveyed by an FBI representative on a special UL S, Naval Attache flight to the Dallas office of the FBI for POSSible use “in the ongoing investigation. .One Photograph, cropped by the FBI, Was shown to Mrs, Marguerite OSWALD . (Lee Harvey OSWALD's Mother) in Dallas. on the evening of 23 November 1963 by an PBI - agent, events that ultimately resulted in Mrs, Marguerite OSWALD! s @llegation that she had been shown a cropped photo of Jack RUBY the day before he murdered her son. A further Complication 5 HW 54653 DBocld:3242735611 Page
HW 54653 Book V, p. 25 Docld: 32423622 Page 23 29 On November 23, 1963, the CIA Headquarters asked the Mexico Station to stop the planned arrest of Sylvia Duran. Karamessinis speculated that this was because CIA feared Cuba responsible for assassination. Headquarters equally concerned with Duran on November 27 and warned Mexico City station chief that U.S. Ambassador pushing Cuban theory too ard. ;
Book V, p. 25 HW 54653 Docld:32423622 Page 2? Helms directed Karamessinis and Angleton to fully cooperate with the desk officer, John Whitten, charged with, investigating the assassination. On November 24, Mexico City cabled the names of known contacts of Soviet personnel in Mexico City and AMLASH's name (Rolando Cubela) . was included on that list. Nonetheless neither Fitzgerald, Helms, Tom K or Angleton advised the desk officer of Significance of this name.
HW 54653 mp, S. Photographs dated 15. October 1963 were inserted after typing of dispatch. These were taken as [the] person entered!ani Embassy." 18. The "Unidentified Individual" remains to this day unidentified. There is Still no credible evidence, as far as CIA is aware, that the individual in the photograph had any connection with Lee Harvey OSWALD or the assassination of President Kennedy. a a= 7 ~ ct te ee Docld: 3274273611 Page il vps Ppt ie E RETNA RACERS as TN EREROOESTETTEE SER Be TR ARS RET YES DOT ELI SSI PEO LNs ets AEA ve Tridees SAE 2 FY vasa RTE E RON ETAL acetate
| MW 54999 Doeld:32989522 Page 229 < “s * Certain indented writings were found on 3 pages of the notebook, Q3, It was found that -these 3 indented writings correspond to writings on cher pages in the submitted material. . , Various ink and pencil writings appear on the questioned documents. Faint writings consisting of ink transfers were noted on pages 65 and 122 of notebook, Q3. Ink transfers of this nature sometimes occur when ‘ documents are pressed-closely together for some period oa of time. The faint-writing on page 122 of Q3 is a 7 transference of a portion of page 123 of Q3. The original document from which the ink transference on page 65 of Q3_ originated does not appear to be containéd in any of the submitted material. , . The seven sheets of spiral notebook paper listed as Q5 correspond in physical features to the pages in the notebook, Q3. The sheets in Q5 were probably torn from Q3.. Stains appear on certain of the questioned documents. Since exhaustive Laboratory examination of the stains would entail destruction of portions of the documents, chemical examinations of the stains were not made. Two copies of the translation of the foreign language material contained in the submitted specimens are forwarded to Los Angeles, Page 4 - - Po Lo, re ok . D-680606001 AT re oo wf al ou
{ i ry i Although the attached sample of the report does : not include the Form FD-305 as part of ‘the cover pages to the report, you should continue to use Form FD-305 in SI eases in accordance with current instructions. Very truly yours, John Edgar Hoover . Director at Enclosures for (D) & (J) - «6/6/61 ‘ww 55044 Boold: 32569526 Page 856 ba - .
fi ] MW 34999 Doocld: 32959522 Page 440 John F. Gallagher, Retired Henry B. Heiberger, Retired * William R. Heilman, Retired . ¢ Our records do not indicate the current address and employment of retired employees. Our records do’ not indicate the current address and employment of 3. F. Emery and Frank F. Dyer. However, in 1963 and 1964 they were chemists for Union Carbide Corporation, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Interrogatory No. 6: List all correspondence with respect to such tests which was exchanged between the FBI and the Warren Commission, including the Commission's Chairman, Farl Warren, its General Counsel, J, Lee Rankin, ox any member of the Commission's staff. Answer No. 6: Our records indicate that the examinations listed in inter- rogatory 5 were referred to in letters from J. Lee Rankin, General Counsel, the President's Commission, to J. Edgar Hoover, Director, FBI, bearing the following dates: January 7, 1964 a February 4, 1964 | ' February 125 1964 _ _- ee March 6, 1964 _ oo - _ March 18, 1964 a | March 18, 1964 April 9, 1964 May 12, 1964 ae July 7, 1964 Our records indicate that the examinations listed in inter- rogatory 5 were referred to in letters to J. Lee Rankin, General Counsel, the President's Commission, from J. Edgar Hoover, Director, FBI, bearing the following dates: | January 10, 1964 February 7, 1964
definitive count of frog matasiles in Cuba or any indication of outehipment of . Seog missiles. ‘Therefore, the estimate of betweon 24 and 32 frog missiles | in Guba. rémaind: the beat figure. it should be noted that this is an ¢atimate net acount, The estimate ia based upon what was seb by photography coupled. with. knowledge of Soviet organization and practice. | n 28 Fecember 1962 high-level photography revealed ten probable feos migaile transporters on the dock at Mariel, No frog ralsagiles or frog missile lamachers were detected. A Soviet merchant ship wae gimultaneously phote- graphed appréaching the dock at Mariel on which these transporters were detected. Photography on 29 December 1962 tevealed uo frog mizgile trans- porteze or associated equipment on the dock at Mariel but the merchant ahip a had not depasted. Whether the trangporters weve leaded aboard this vessel | and placed in the hold o whether the merchant vessel unloaded additional 7 frog missllea whith were tranaported by the ten. teansporters to some other iccation in Cuba, we do notknow. The presumption by CLA cal the Watch Committee ‘wae that the transporters were loaded abosrd the whe, >, Asases apon arrangément of transporters.) 0 GONGLUSIONS: The estimate of 24 to 32 freg missiles was made on 9 November 1962 and. ing 12 unchanged. Mr. Kendell cefers to Frog Missiles being shipped out, Mr. MeCone refers aboard ship. oe
JFK Assassination System - Date: 4/29/201 Identification Form Agency Information Released under the John Kennedy Was5assination Records AGENCY: DIA RECORD NUMBER:  111-10004-10001 RECORD SERIES: INTELLIGENCE REPORTS ACCESSION NUMBER 373-65A3099 Pot tection Act of ase (44 USC 2107 Note). ases#: NW S6629 Date: 4-15-2018 AGENCY FILENUMBER: 171-61 Document Information ’ ORIGINATOR: USN FROM: DUNLOP E.V. TO: TITLE: CUBA: CUBAN INTELLIGENCE AGENTS; PENETRATION OF THE UNITED STATES BY DATE: 07/18/1961 PAGES: 2 SUBJECTS : ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Confidential RESTRICTIONS : — Consulted CURRENT STATUS: = Withhold DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 01/27/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: CLEARANCE BY IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE. , COMMENTS : See last page of document. Source of information is given as "agent of...Federal Agency having cognizance over aliens and individuals desiring citizenship." HW 563829 Docld: 3242736468 Page 1
v9.1 AGENCY : RECORD/NUMBER : f 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 : Docld: 32423647 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/10/201 Identification Form Agency Information DIA 111-10004-10000 ARMY INTELLIGENCE REPORTS ACCESSION NUMBER 66A3216 2201153763 Document Information USA BOYT J.E. CASTRO AGENT IN US INFORMING ON SABOTAGE RAIDS AGAINST CUBA 11/13/1963 2 ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Confidential 1A; 2 Redact - 01/27/1998 OPEN IN 25 YEARS Postponed to protect the identify of two subsources of US intelligence in Cuba.
600 5 (h Doclda: 32423647 Page ? ‘CAS¢Miami, Florida ¥ ‘ DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION: REPORT This report contgline unprocesecd information. NOTE: Thie document containe information alfocting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of the eapionage laws, Title 18, U.S.C., Sew 793 and 794, Tho transmission or the revelation of its Plans and/or policies should not be evolved contenta in any manner to an unauthorized or modified solely on the basis of this report. CONFIDENTIAL person is prohibited by law. (Classification and Control! Markinga) 1. country: CUBA 8. REPORT NUMBERS = 9201153763 2. suevect: (C) CASTRO Agent in US Informing »s. care oF rePort: 13 November 1963 on Sabotage Raids Against CUBA VA One 10. NO. OF PAGES: RM 6B7e . [SC NUMBER: 11, REFERENCES: » October 1963 12. ORIGINATOR: Dus » OATE OF INFORMATION: 5. PLACE AND DATE OF Aca: October 1963, HABANA 13. prepanco sy: pus 7 . 6. EVALUATION: sounce__F___wrormation © (ih, / Arvcdpd 14. APPROVING AUTHORITYY 7. sourRce: my 316/47-5-63 ; / J. E. BOYT, Colonel, Inf 18. Ss. SUMMAR (Leave lank) tc) Source reports receiving information through "chain of Informants", which includes trusted individuals in CUBAN Armed Forces, relating to a security leak in the US. Allegedly, all saboteurs that are apprehen- ded upon arriving in CUBA are arrested because u/i individual in US alerts GOC regarding number of saboteurs, how, when and where they will arrive in CUBA. (NFIA) A/H COMMENT: "Chain of Informants" include (1) friend of Source, who is employed by telephong,company, (2) student, who ig friend of Source and is a member of the ffiring squad at PRINCIPE FORT, HABANA CITY, and (3) member of CUBAN Navy stationed atjSAGUA LA GRANDE, LAS VILLAS] Fro- vince, who is brother of student. Apparently, naval personnel are | original Sources. a AE oe Ne : 17. DOWNGRADING DATA: 18, ATTACHMENT SAta Gp. 3 DOWNGRADED AT 12-YEAR INTERVALS NOT AUTOMATICALLY DECLASSIFIED DOD DIR 5200.10 16. OISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR: CONFIDENTIAL - REPLACES 2a 628 6@ + 4G 40, DD Soe, 1396 OPNAV FORK. 3@,.. Hoe thet ‘Classification and Contsol Markipgs. Ag FORM It. . - sea OE
‘JFK Assassination System Date: 6/16/201 identification Form Agency Information ; AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER: RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : OSD 195-10005-10003 MCNAMARA PAPERS ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT.TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Document Information OSD THE PLAN FOR DIA, THE WEAKNESSES OF THE OLD SYSTEM, THE ADVANTAGES OF THE NEW, AND THE INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES TO BE LEFT IN THE SERVICES 01/00/1962 7 US INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Top Secret . 1B Redact 06/25/1998 Reviewed by JCS/DIA. McNamara Papers, Box 112, DIA and DOD org. OSD paper re: US intelligence activities, the creation of DIA and its functions and responsibilities. en v9.1 Docld: 324236586 Page 1 ,
occur in the various military intelligence headquarters organi- zations of the military departments here in Washington, D. C. The principal administrative and procedural changes attendant | to the establishment of the DIA will be reflected in the develop- ment of over-all DoD plans, programs, and procedures for i intelligence activities. In the course of the preliminary studies and research which led to the establishment of DIA, certain areas of intelligence activity were identified as being subjects requiring special analysis either because of their close relationship to non-intelligence NoD activities or because of their having been identified as being areas of intelligence activity in which the role of DIA had to be very carefully delineated. These were: pA ” | Docld: 324273636 Page 2? (E) (2) (3) (4) (5) - Mapping and charting. Counterintelligence and clandestine operations. Attaches and MAAG's,| [tT] Specialized or joint intelligence training. : ra Technical intelligence. 6 pe wie a AAIN O]BDA ITT. WILL