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TEP tend) ptcaionari Manali elie an Mesias eC Docld: 32213983 CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey Willard J, ROBINSON, granted EO 10450 clearance on 3/10/60 Irwin ROSENSTEIN, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/17/61 - resigned 7/29/62 Willie J, ROSS, granted EO 10450 clearance on 10/26/60 - resigned 11/15/63 Robert E, RUSSUM, granted EO 10450 clearance on 7/11/60 Mack E, SANBURN, granted EO 10450 clearance on 1/16/59 ‘Shirley SALERNO nee BRUNO, granted EO 10450 clearance on 12/20/61 resigned 11/27/63 Benjamin T, SAUNDERS, Jr., granted EO 10450 clearance on 11/2/62 Orlando Karson SEXTON, granted 180-day clearance on 12/22/60 - resigned 3/17/61 Ambrose SHIEF, granted EO 10450 clearance on 3/30/56 William SOUTHWORTH, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/11/62 resigned 9/29/62 — David A, SPEAR, granted EO 10450 clearance on 3/16/61 - terminated , ’ 4/11 /61\ Everett STANARD, granted EO 10450 clearance on 5/15/61 [ Shirley O, STEPHENS, granted 180-day clearance on 4/4/63 - terminated 11/1/63\ Bruce R, STOCKDALE, granted 180-day clearance on 12/16/60 - resigned 1/6/61 © Robert E, L, THOMAS, granted EO 10450 clearance on 7/6/54 { Franklin L, TINKER, Jr., granted 180-day clearance on 12/5/60 terminated 12/11/61\ -26- - CONFIDENTIAL Page 33 wea Sabeaom ot perenne tage een Moe ae Ee ata ie SA Re eed een oot
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: ROCKCOM RECORD NUMBER: _ 178-10002-10401 RECORD SERIES: ASSASSINATION FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER: ASSASSINATION MATERIALS--MISC. ROCK/CIA (2) Document Information ORIGINATOR: NSC FROM: LANSDALE, EDWARD G. TO: DCI ‘Released under the John F. Kennedy hesassination Records Collection TITLE: CUBA, OPERATION MONGOOSE Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). rases#iNl 53244 Date: 06-13-2017 DATE: 01/28/1963 PAGES: | SUBJECTS : CIA OPERATION MONGOOSE NSC ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES DOCUMENT TYPE: MEMORANDUM CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1A CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 07/12/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 92 HW 53244 Docld:32204714 Page i
178-10002-10401 HW 53244 proposal. The sensitivity of material as it involves delibera- ~ . OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25, D.C. , pee R-1] : 28 January 1963 “MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE ‘ SUBJECT: Cuba, Operation Mongoose. | _ In the interest of security and orderly procedure, itis Lot ae suggested that files in.CIA pertaining to Operation Mongoose be wei transferred to the officer currently responsible for your opera- | . 0g - _ S tions covering Cuba. The’Chairman, Special Group (5412/2), concurs in this tions of the Special Group is especially noted. My own files are being turned over to the custodian of Special Group records, Mr. Parrott, for reference as may be appropriate. : As Mongoose is phased out, my own warm appreciation will always remain for your fine support and the cooperation of your staff in this difficult task. I particularly wish to pass along my commendation to Mr. Helms, Mr. Harvey;“MzEii Chéever, their staffs, and CIA's field personnel. a Co wa AUvdaIT Gdod “a GIWETD FHL KONE . SG Lautoka "| EDWARD G. LANSDALE Brigadier General, USAF * Docld:32204714 Page 2?
-4- B: At that time, could you give by way of background, the overall situation so far as the Special Group (Augmented) and your relationship to it? What was the purpose of the Group, and what were you doing in regard to the Group? S: I wasn't a party or had any~-attended any of the meet- ings of the Special Group--Special Group Augmented. My particular task at that time was--that was assigned--parti- cular task that was assigned to me was to collect intelligence and to try to organize a group of military officers inside Cuba who were opposed to the Cuban regime--the Castro regime. B: And in discussing matters with these people, I assume you had contact with a number of Cuban exiles, is that correct? 2S: Not many, but with this one particular fellow I did because of his--he was one of the few people who could travel outside of Cuba at that time. B: But he was not a Cuban exile. He was a-- S: --not an exile, excuse me. With exiles, at that time, I didn't have any contact with the exile at that time. B: B: With this particular person inside Cuba, I wonder if you could just summarize the discussions you had with him at your first meeting, for instance in Latin America what he said and what you said to the best of your recollection. S: To the best of my recollection when we first met, my objective was to attempt to find out what the feelings were against the Castro regime within Cuba, to try to find out if there were people opposed still within the regime but opposed to the regime, and to find out by. name and by position where these people stood in the regime. ~ x fo} | ° Q a?) rg kK hy y.®) O K 4 ac. re ie i) : o v vz g 7 A w > « B: And did you get information from him in that regard? S: Yes, I did. B: Were there any discussions at this first meeting about possibly assassinating any Cuban leader? ‘S: No, there weren't. B: All right. Now the next meeting you met with this contact was in Europe? HW 53244 Docld:32204780 Page 5
HW 54214 GF CLASSIFICATION? ? ? MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Your meeting with the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board at 4:00 PM today Mr. Clark Clifford, who has been Chairman of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board since April 1963, will introduce his Board members and explain the work of the Board. He is expected to emphasize the Board's recommendations on how to im- prove counterintelligence activities, including suggestions as to revision of the existing procedures used to prevent the Russians from penetrating our intelligence organizations, Since 1946, there has been a group under various names to advise the President as to intelligence problems. The current group was asked by President Kennedy to dig deeply into how the intelligence agencies operated in the Cuba situation. The Board's general charter includes the xix review and assessment of the objectives and the conduct of all our foreign intelligence activities. It is advisory to you and ia in a position to make judgments as to how well our foreign intelligence work is being done, independent of judgments made by Director McCone and other intelligence officers. Suggested questions: 1. Would the Board undertake to make an independent judgment as to whether the intelligence organizations, especially the military DoclId: 322705097 Page 2?
COLDS. Mr. Warner was not consulted on any surveillance projects. He was aware that informants had been put ina construction crew building the Langley headquarters. D. Loan of Equipment to Local Police Forces . Mr. Warner was never asked whether it .was proper for the Agency to loan equipment or personnel to local police forces. He was generally aware of good relations maintained by the Agency with local forces. C. Surveillance of Dissidents The Office of General Counsel was asked at the time of the May Day demonstration to be the focal point for coordinating actions with the Department of Justice. They consulted with the Department of Justice about getting marshals to protect the Agency. They had agreed that the CIA would pay travel expenses if marshals were brought in from out of town. At the same time, the OGC was asked whether it would be proper for the Office of Security to lend 50 hardhats to the Fairfax police should they need to be used to protect the headquarters building. The OGC said. yes. E. Assassinations Mr. Warner has no knowledge of any assassination. - attempts. F. Allegations in General ‘Mr. Warner has answered the above questions in light of his personal acquaintance with the projects and his acquaintance with general OGC knowledge. He says that many projects may have been discussed by Mr. Howton with the DCI without his ever being aware of their discussions. IV. MISCELLANEOUS At the time of the Patty Hearst kidnap, the FBI asked the CIA to prepare profiles of the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA). The request was denied. Mr. Warner would guess that there is no paper on the request, but that it was handled in amorning staff meeting. HW 53244 DoclId:327204967 Page 5 AUWdaIT aGuod “4a aTWaag) aHL Now AdOD0LOHA
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v9.1 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : 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 : HW 55355 Docld:32204959 JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/20] Identification Form Agency Information Released under the John ROCKCOM ; - Kennedy 178-10002-10103 Wasageination Records oOllection Act of 1992 TESTIMONY (44 USC 2107 Note}. ase#: NW 55355 Date: CLIFFORD, CLARK M. MARCH 17, 1975 pinesaeoi Document Information ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION TESTIMONY OF CLARK M. CLIFFORD 03/17/1975 8 CLIFFORD, CLARK M. ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES BAY OF PIGS PFIAB KENNEDY, JOHN F. CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS CIA TESTIMONY Top Secret IB Redact 07/02/1993 Excerpts from Clifford's testimony, pages 1588,1589,1593-95, 1599. 106 Page 1
CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey Arthur M, TOMPKINS, Jr., granted EO 10450 clearance on 9/11/62 Corrine TRUEHEART, granted EO 10450 clearance on 7/5/55 Steven K, TRYON, granted EO 10450 clearance on 3/28/62 - resigned 4/6/62 Timothy T, TULLOCH, granted. 180-day clearance on 1/24/61 - resigned i 3/28/61 ; | a Ronald J, TULLY, granted 180-day clearance on 11/9/61 - resigned | | | 3/16/62 ) : . Douglas B, UTHUS, granted BO 10450 clearance on 7/13/61 - resigned 8/3/61 . . Elsie WALKER, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/27/54 Wilbur P, WALKER, granted EO 10450 clearance on 10/21/59 - resigned — 10/14/60 i - Ludge N, WALLACE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/12/61 - resigned | . " 1/1/62 | 5 [oene b, L, WEEKS, granted _180-day clearance on 1/31/61 - terminated J 4 Pe 8/31/61 \ 5 Cheryl WHITE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 7/3/63 Lois WHITE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 1/27/55 and 6/14/55 separated 12/28/61 Mary E, WHITEHEAD, granted EO 10450 clearance on 6/22/59 "William R, WHITLOW, Jr., granted EO 10450 clearance on 6/18/63 Agnes Lee WILLS, granted 180-day clearance on 12/17/63 | [Ponaia WOODWARD, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/28/61 - terminated 5/12/61_\ Eddie M, YOUNG, granted BO 10450 clearance on 3/28/63 - resigned 8/30/63 setae aaa Ne -27- CONFIDENTIAL Raw ch aes tps anLlneat Lai na latina slate 8 Docld: 322713983 Page 34
ian. reluctant to use words such as espionage. However, Mr. Warner says that he doubts that Congress ever contemplated that the CIA would ever conduct covert activities. He says that a 1947 OGC legal opinion agrees that Congress did not contemplate such activities. When such activities were begun by the Agency, reliance was placed on. the President's ‘inherent power to conduct such activities. Congress has ‘Yatified this authority by appropriating money over the years. ~A 1962 CIA legal opinion expresses this view. It was written in conjunction with the Department gf Justice, which also wrote a legal Opinion at the time. OF, . FIC.) Mr. Warner says the 1949 CIA act was not intended * to expand the functions of the Agency in any way. . He said there were rumblings at that time about the need to conduct Clandestine activities, but those were not taken into “account in drafting the bill. - Mr. Warner is not sure why the word "collect" was not included as one of the duties of the CIA. He says that perhaps collection of data from other sources was not considered as collection of intelligence. ‘The Original — concept of the Agency was that it was to be primarily a coordinator with some espionage responsibilities. He doubts that any of the drafters of the legislation had any Clear concept of what the Agency would be doing 10 or 15 years later. For many years, the other intelligence agencies thought of the CIA as merely one person among equals. They resisted allowing the CIA to have direction over their activities. III. ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE CIA A. Mail Intercepts © “Mr. Warner was not aware.of the mail intercept programs until the Family Jewels episode. B. The Ober Group Mr. Warner was generally aware of the Ober . activities. He was consulted only when it was decided to end the activity. HW 53244 DoclId:32204967 Page 4 ad GTWua9 FHL noud AdODOLOHG AMWdaIT quod
pu Docld: 32213983 CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey The following information was contributed by the Office of Security, Executive Office to be incorporated with this report: Cheryl R, WHITE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 7/3/63 William R, WHITLOW, Jr., granted EO 10450 clearance on 6/18/63 Arthur A, AGETON, Jr., granted 180-day clearance on 4/19/63 - resigned 11/1/63 Gerald L, AMOS, granted EO 10450 clearance on 1/25/63 and Cryptographic clearance Doris I, BERKEY, granted EO 10450 clearance on 12/5/62 Richard A, BIENVENUE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 2/6/63 and Cryptographic clearance August J, BLESKE, granted BO 10450 clearance on 1/9/63 and Cryptographic clearance Barbara J, BLUME, granted EO 10450 clearance on 5/12/59 Rita M, BOUDREAU, granted EO 10450 clearance on 11/27/62 and Cryptographic and Cosmic clearance Jean A, BOYCE, granted FO 10450 clearance on 1/22/63 and Cryptographic clearance Sidney L, BOYLES, granted EO 10450 clearance on 10/26/62 and 1/10/63 and Cryptographic clearance Maxcine V, BROWN, granted EO 10450 clearance on 11/14/62 Lois A, BUTKUS, granted EO 10450 clearance on 12/31/62 and Cosmic clearance Nina 0, CANNON, granted EO 10450 clearance on 12/26/62 and Cosmic/Cryptographic clearance Ann CARLSON, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/9/63 - resigned 11/24/63 -28~ CONFIDENTIAL Page 35
- 5 ~ Mr. Warner said that Mr. Colby discusses a great many issues in his morning staff meetings. He said he is much more open than were previous DCI's, Mr. Warner said the Office of General Counsel | has never given any general guidance to the rest of the Agency on Proper classification procedures. He says the component offices rely strictly on the Executive Order. He doubts that it is Possible for more detailed classifi- AMWdETT aquoa -y aTwua5 HHL HOW XAdOD0LOHa . HW 53244 DoclId:327204967 Page 6
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: ROCKCOM RECORD NUMBER: — 178-10002-10038 RECORD SERIES: = BELIN-GRAY-GREENE FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER: _ B-G-G (II-G) CIA CORRES. MAY 1975 Document Information ORIGINATOR: CIA FROM: TO: GRAY, MARVIN L. PFeleased under the John F. Kennedy Lesassination Records Collection bet of 1992 (44 Uae 2107 Note). pases: NW 53310 Date: 06-14-2017 TITLE: DATE: 00/00/0000 PAGES: 11 SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT REQUESTS, ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS CIA ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES DOCUMENT TYPE: LIST CLASSIFICATION : — Top Secret RESTRICTIONS : = Consulted CURRENT STATUS: — Withhold -DATE OF LAST REVIEW: = 06/29/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Treated as TS due to Codeword on 16 May 1975 document. — v9.1. 30 HW 53310 Docld:32205024 Page 1
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JFK Assassination System Date: 8/26/201 Identification Form Agency Information ; Released under the John Kennedy Wss5assination Records oOllection Act of 1992 AGENCY:  LBJ RECORD NUMBER: _ 177-10002-10109 RECORD SERIES: SPECIAL FILE ON THE ASSASSINATION, V (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 54653 Date: HO-253-2017 . AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Document Information ORIGINATOR: — FBI FROM: TO: TITLE: INTELLIGENCE REPORT DATE: 01/23/1964 PAGES: ] SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : — Confidential RESTRICTIONS: Consulted; Mandatory Review Material CURRENT STATUS: — Withhold DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 09/23/1996 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : DOC. #1 v9.1 1 HW 54653 Bocld:3220507T2 Page 1
‘UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE | { ad pee BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION — hoa wasminergaL3s D. 20538 | " Saauary 2, ‘29g . EMBASSY or HORCCCO WASHINGTON, D.C: | ERTERNAL SECURITY = BHOROCCO On. January 22, 1964, a confidontin2 informant, “eho has furnished reliable information in the prst, learned that. Brigadier General Godfrey 7, McHugh, United States Air ¥Yorce, Air Force Aic& to President Lyndon B. Johnson, Anformed Ali Bengelloun, Ambassador of Horocco te the DPnit ed States, that he, along with all the military people at the ie ‘White House, are leaving their jobs. These jobs will then bo handled by the Department of Defensa, Mciugh indicated to . Bengelloun that 4% was his opinion that President Johncon fo - -Going this for. political reasons in order to bo re-electod 7 President, and when tho election is over things will conc — ‘back to normal. - HeHugh informed Bengolloun that he wild Fasineose Sem. the. Air Foreo and BO inte Anternationns © Business : a The ‘efficial ¢itie of Bongelloun vas obteino d fron “the current ‘issue:oef the. "Daplonatic List™, a publication of She United States Departnont State, and the title of | from ho current ssaue, vee “ae cesgecsotonal Disoctory* ROUT oP Hxcluded from automatic . downgsading: and . feclas sification
HW 56829 SC No. 06509/63 , 23 November 1963 WORLD REACTDON TO THE ASSASSINATION OK’ PRESIDENT KENNEDY (Information as of 0700 EST) SUMMARY y The governments and the peoples of the world ate _ expressing, from East and West alike, their shock and regret at the assassination of President John F, Kennedy. Some governmental reaction has reflected con- cern over the impact the President's death may have on international relations--with Latin Americans, for example, wondering whether the Alliance for Progress may lose some of its impetus. Some African leaders noted President Kennedy's strong leadership for racial equality. The immediate reaction of TASS yesterday was to attribute the death to American right-extremists. The scheduled joint US-Japanese economic and trade talks were perforce cancelled when the Cabinet- level US delegation ordered its plane home a short distance out of Honolulu. West German Chancellor Erhard has cancelled his scheduled visit to Washing- ton. He was to have left Sunday. The UN observed a moment of silence yesterday and adjourned. Soviet and satellite military activity is at normal levels. Shortly after the announcement of the President's death, certain elements of the Cuban armed forces were placed on a precautionary alert. ag mal © Te ee au REVIEW PR OGRAM Mali uw o vie Docld:32205086 Page 5
BD@807 + PIPU DE G98 29/224eZ NCV v3 } a] ZEM an - | ee JFK Act 6 (1) (B) COMMON’ MARKET WATCHING FOR. POLICY CHANGES IN U.S. GOVERNNE T JEK Act 6 (1) (B) THING I KNOW YOU WILL BE WATCHING IN DAYS AHEAD IS POSSIBILITY. OF CHANGE OR CONSISTENCY IN STATE DEPARTMENTS" EUROPEAN POLICY, — PARTICULARLY OF INTEREST: WHAT WILL BE ROLE OF “EUROPEANS” IN DEPARTMENT JEK Act 6 (1) (B) ETC. MORE INP7TANT, LESS IMPORT- ANT? THE QUESTION HERE IS, WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR EUROPE? NO NEED FOR ME TO UNDERLINE NUMBER AND PROFUNDITY OF QUESTIONS BEING ASKED. oo a REGARDS, JFK Act 6 (1) (B) JEK Act 6 (1) (B) = 1132 NNNNZCZCKAC S6792 Docld: 32205075 Page i “RECEIVED AND USED EFFECTIVELY YOUR NOTE ON JOHNSON, SowiE-
JFK Assassination System Date: 12/12/20 Identification Form ee Agency Information AGENCY: LBJ RECORD NUMBER: — 177-10002-10104 RECORD SERIES: | NSF,CF, VIETNAM, STAFF SUMMARIES...VOL. 7, BOX 172 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ee Document Information ORIGINATOR: STATE FROM: TO: TITLE: | DIPLOMATIC SUMMARY DATE: — 12/04/1963 PAGES: 18 SUBJECTS : INTELLIGENCE REPORT DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Top Secret RESTRICTIONS: Consulted; Mandatory Review Material CURRENT STATUS: — Withhold DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 12/12/1997 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : DOC. #64
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