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JFK Assassination System Date: 4/9/2018 Identification Form me Agency Information AGENCY: HSCA RECORD NUMBER: _ 180-10147-10147 RECORD SERIES: CIA SEGREGATED COLLECTION AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 60-07-01 5558589898989) 00 000 OOO —————————————————————————X———————————M Document Information ORIGINATOR: ~HSCA FROM: BLAKEY, G. ROBERT TO: CUMMINS, DOUGLAS T. TITLE: DATE: — 12/01/1977 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : WC, FILES CIA, FILES DOCUMENT TYPE: LETTER CLASSIFICATION : — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: = 09/05/1995 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Box 33 v9.1 |
| pcadaV Me Ama A Saad AREA Airis Miter oey Miike sear = _ Classification: (This form is to be used for material extracted from ClA—<ontrolled documents.) ; ' further efforts by the Warren Commission to investigate this matter. The Committee sought to resolve the issue of Oswald's arco ae + alleged association with the CIA by conducting an inquiry that went beyond the threshold level of obtaining statements from two of the Agency's most senior officials. Instead, — Deena ove Tha a more analytical investigative approach was utilized. First, an effort was made to identify circumstances either | in Oswald's life or in the manner in which his case was Nemes handled by the CIA which were potentially suggestive of an J intelligence association of -some kind. Then, an intensive i | file review was undertaken which included both the CIA's 144-volume Oswald file and hundreds of others from the CIA, as well as the FBI, State Department, and the Department of Defense. _/ Based upon these file reviews, a series of . Classification: { - Classified by derivation: —
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feO-AOAT0165] ma S Class ication: 24 « _ J (This form ‘is ‘to be used for materiol extracted Bw 6 1 4 from ClA—controlled documenis.) gid 3 — 1A HAS NO OBJECTION 10 pee . es pacar dans AON yW a REL OF THIS p96 uMENT 757 of q he attached package of paper is the property of se Select- Committee .on Assassinations, and.is to CIA under an agreement whereby CIA is not uce or copy the draft or any portion thereof. uch © Notes may be taken on materials in this package, and rough notes flay be prepared as a basis ‘for informal ana oral exchanges with HSCA representatives. These notes, however, are to be held as though controlled and | are to be destroyed under agreed conditions with HSCA. | They are not to be copied or excerpted and are to-be | hela until further instructions are received for , eventual: disposal. . a L anese Pap ers have been numbered for. accountability accordingly. They are to be handled on. ; ecure ba sis as . though constituting sensitive. papers 2 now basis. “a e TO 1Y7~, 10}
~“ 2 * ‘ , , , & ae - : se a pe r n . ' . A , 7 Cuban-American In Book V of the final report of the Senate Select - Committee to Study Governmental Operations on the performance of ‘the intelligence agencies in the investigation.of the assassination, the FBI and CIA are criticized for their apparent failure to fully pursue leads surrounding the — assassination of President Kennedy and then to fully report to the Warren Commission the results of the investigations they did undertake. One such lead concerned the travel from Texas to Mexico City of ap~unicentiffes Cuban- _ American on November 23, 1963, and then his flight to Havana on “November 27. 1/ The lead was made more "interesting" by the fact that the Cuban-American reportedly attended a meeting of the Tampa chapter of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee on November 17, 1963. 2/ The House Select Committee on Assassinations examined the documents connected to that. lead to determine: » (a) whether the facts which were known by ‘the ‘PBI and CIA about, ‘that individual warranted - - further investigation and what investigation was” undertaken; (b) whether any: of that. ‘information was, reported to the Warren: Commission; and (c). whether the. known’ facts suggest | any. Ska? involvement ‘in the assassination of president Kennedy.
Crssitication: is form - is be used for material extracted out orm 6 e@, use or materia esteses fom Re ee 24 dete ents. rom —tontro geuments. key Warren Commission stafé and members and former or present CIA representatives in an effort to resolve questions that are not addressed by the written record. The results’ of the Committee's efforts to chronicle this aspect of the working relationship between the Warren Commission and the CIA will be a subject for discussion herein. In addition, this report will examine the following subjects generated by the Committee's study as outlined above, in the following general order of discussion: 1) the organization of the CIA's investigation of President Kennedy's assassination; 2) the working relationship of the Warren Commission staff and those CIA representatives concerned with the Warren Commission inquf®y; ¢ 3) the standards of investigative cooperation which the Warren Commission staff believed - to govern the quality and quantity of information supplied by the CIA to the Warren Commission; 000697 Clasiffiction: eCIvanion: j Clastified by derivetign, —C—Berk
SECRET . Classification: Z . (This form. is to be used for material extracted. x eview. me mat : ‘Therefore, to the degree reflected by the Agency’, s denial of access and/or. santization of certain materials, this ‘study’ s. conclusions are: based ‘upon the best. ‘evidence available to. the Committee thi Cough» - - = oe _— WR this | may ‘not. be all relevant evidence to which | | ‘the Agency. has. access. , | : - One must, ‘moreover, give due consideration to. the role that, oral discussions, oral briefings, and meetings of Warren. Commission. and. CIA : oS | "representatives. may. have played in ‘the supply of an assassination-related information by the CIA to. _the Warren Commission. The subject | ‘and substance. of. these “discussions, briefings, and meetings - Be... may not alvays be. reflected by . the written record: made the a subject of this. study. ‘Therefore, the committee has conducted interviews, "depositions. and executive session “hearings _w; with
a eu a ~ ae : key ¥ Warren. Commission staft and members and Mess former 0 or: present CIA representatives in an- “effort 1 to- resolve questions that. are not. | addressed. by the. written record. “The results, of, the Committee! 8 efforts to. chronicle this. aspect of the working relationship between the Warren Commission, and: ‘the: CIA will -be a “subject for discussion herein, - | an ‘In addition, this report will. examine the ‘following ‘subjects generated by. the ‘Committee! s- - study as outlined above, in ‘the: following general “order. of discussion: ay the | organization of the CIA s investigation | | of President. Kennedy" s assassination; 2) the working relationship of the Warren concerned with the Warren, ‘Commission inquiry; 3) the ‘standards: of investigative cooperation | which © the Warren Commission staff believed to- govern the » quality and quantity of: information supplied by the CIA to the Warren Commission; . Commission stat. and those CIA representatives e . es wy teat £—to &
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1801014740175 f 3 1 ; ere Jf oo c>,Classification: eer, A 1 — (This form is to be.used for material extracted 2} = aa wis from ClA——controlled documents.) gl 4 ee ety HELSINKI” Robert. S. Anson, author of "They've Killed the President! The Search for the Murderers of John F, Kennedy," offered a critical appraisal of Lee Harvey Oswald’s travel through Western Europe prior to his appearance in Moscow on October 16, 1959. Anson expressed particular concern over the issuance of a Soviet tourist visa in Helsinki, Finland to Oswald prior to his entry into the Soviet Union. Anson wrote that "/o /n Monday, October 12, Oswald went to the Soviet Consulate and applied for a visa. It was =. 7 granted two days later.” (Anson, p. 159)/ Anson concluded: Oswald also managed to secure a Soviet visa in record time. The CIA told the Commission that under ordinary circum- stances obtaining a visa in Finland took one or two weeks; Oswald got his in two days. (Ibid., p. 160)* ~— * Anson was referring to the Warren Commission Report where it is stated: oa The Department: of State has advised the Commission that it has some information that in 1959 it usually took an American tourist in Helsinki 1 to 2 weeks to obtain a visa, and that it has other information that the normal waiting period during the past 5 years has been a week or less. According to the Department's information, the waiting period has always varied. fre- quently and widely, with one confirmed instance in 1963 of a visa routinely issued in less than 24 hours. The Central Intelligence Agency has indicated (continued) Classification: _ - RETURNTO CIA Background Use Only | Classified 29 Nat Beproduce IOLY7-10175 SEED, SEIT, |
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180-10147-10179 (BLU # Classification: __. SEeeeT _ Xu : (This form is ‘to be used for material extracted 3) DA from ClA—controlled documents.) Cover Sheet ~ ee rt on * a The attached package of paper is the property of the House Select-Committee.on Assassinations, and is on loan to CIA under ‘an agreement whereby CIA is not to reproduce or copy. the draft or any portion thereof. , a o6 alee oma Notes may-be taken on materials in this package, and rough notes flay be prepared as a basis for informal and oral exchanges with HSCA representatives. . These notes, however, are to be held as though controlled and . are to be destroyed under agrecd conditions with HSCA. They are not to be copied or excerpted and arc to be f held until further instructions are received for 1 op _eventual disposal. : These papers have been numbered for accountability tof and receipted accordingly. They are to be handicd on i a secure basis as though constituting sensitive paper ee Es on a need-to-know basis. |. - . - 7 RETURN To CIA _ : a - Background Use Only mo copy Sof G Loy -, Do Not Reproducg 4 oe Classification: 44 i
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” 0+ SCP CARRERAS ED UARARAANES SARRAINNUT St. 1, Attached [s the only cupy in the Aceacy of a memorandum on subject, the ribbon copy of which was sent to the Attorney General In May of 1962. I was ————————- vaguely aware of the existence of such a memorandum since I was tnformed that ‘Te had been written as a result of a briefing given by Colonel Edwards and Lawrence Houston tu the Attorney Genecal in Mag of last year. . eee nt se emergence 2. EC apoke with Colonel Edwards on the telephone last evening, and, in the absence of Mr. Bannernuun on leave, [ was with Colonel Edwards’ assistance able to locate thls copy. As (auras I am aware, this is the only written faformation . —.. ——.— en eg renner atallable on Ayvency relationships with subject. [ hope that this will secte your puepuse, . 3. I assume you are aware of the nutuce of the operation discussed In the attach- . i ts A erent, (Memocindum to Dicector of Ceutral Intellicence, re: Sans Glancana, from <S Helos, §/16/63)° ¢ Z Sc, Aiea eee .¢ 6o7 ~ a nt mer a tS, ca ane eRe ww vam g . . =~ Gs xe PT = me cece ere ae signe sae Crna! J rt <i Eid ie -L os 1A 467 Bip ern liedel eememeangee Se eons een see oe a emcee
oe . Classification: Mr. Roc@pisegdads tba. ute Rigadianwladae@edMr. Helms! , ——controlled documents. orders were cof PRS aa 8 to the letter by all CIA employees. (Ibid. p. 24.) Mr. Rocca. concluded that on this basis: “the CIA was to turn over and to develop any information bearing on the assassination that could be of assistance to the Warren Commission." (Ibid., p. 26.) | A different view of the CIA's role regarding the supply of CIA's information to the Warren Commission was propounded by Richard, Helms. Mr. Helms, who served as the CIA's Deputy Director for Plans during the Warren Commission investigation,was directly responsible for the CIA's investigation of President Kennedy's assassination And the aS Fatolishmeadt of CA policy vida eo tha Warren Commission. (Ibid., p. 23. ) He testified to the Committee that the CIA made every effort to be as responsive as possible to Warren’ Commission requests. (Exec. Sess. Text. of Richard Helms, 8/9/78, p. 10.) Mr. Helms added further testimony regarding the manner in which the CIA provided its infor- mation to the Warren Commission. He stated: An inquiry would come over (from the Warren Com- mission). We would attempt to respond to it. But these inquiries came in individual bits ane pieces or as individual items...Each individual item that came along we took care of as best we could. (Ibid., pp. 10-11.) However, it was Mr. Helms' recollection that the CIA provided information to the Warren Commission primarily Classification: PP Ehse2 Classified by derivation: e # # URI “ER, «WHAT, NE. ii.
fa 6A In the majori-:y of instances, review tt, of any material at tiese sources and aay statements from individuals wer: not pertinent to any assassination plots igainst Castro, particularly ane the CIA-Organized Crime #% the AMLASH operations. Further, @fmost @@ -elevant information acquired was already known th-ough the SSC investigation - EGR and TER: . and the CIA EASP ECHO reGeMeveeRe OT. - For this : C01 dere? reason, the following analysis represents evident os principally derived from information substantively the same as that whi ch the 5SC and CIA previously > A perce a etree ny eneeeen —_" yoo Canes ere considered: Conseguantly, ‘the -HSG® investigation. Proriab resulted in addition 1lacorroboration of this informa- toe tion from a diversit; of sources. 107 | What_romainsd, te-be_dvawir ted<the- sonetustonss— B. Egoues-Portainin s=to The AMLASH Operation | ~ ag AMLASI+ @® Chaxactent ra lows 4 fa - . opie OA,
TF Classification: _ egceney (This form is to be used for material extracted from ClA—controlled documents.) operation was in progress at the time of the assassination; unlike the earlier plots, the AMLASH operation could Clearly be traced to the CIA; and unlike the earlier plots, the CIA had endorsed AMLASH's proposal for a coup, the first step to him being Castro's assassination, despite Castro's threat to retaliate for such plotting. No one directly involved in either investigation (i.e. the CIA and the FBI) “was told of © the AMLASH operation. No one investi- gated a connection between the AMLASH Operation and President Kennedy's "assassination. Although Oswald had been in contact. with pro-Castro and anti- Castro groups for many months before the assassination, the CIA did not conduct : Mi» ¢ a thorough investigation of questions of Cuban government or Cuban exile involvement in the assassination. (Ibid. p. Classified by derivation: 5): 000199 NER, “GEE. | A, i “URW. “RH, HEME. “REA.
Date. : 01/27/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM. mt te em rem tn te tte nnn nnn meen nm nnn sh mer mm me na mmm mn nm mn a em ee AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : INSCOM/CSF RECORD NUMBER. : 194-10013-10346 RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT. INVESTIGATIONS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ZF000003W - PAGES 1389 - 1390 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ‘ORIGINATOR : FROM: : MR J DOWNIE TO : GOTTSCHALK, HERR TITLE ; LETTER. DATE. » 11/25/57 PAGES : 2 SUBJECTS : DEFECTION OF ARMY PERSONNEL kek GOTTSCHALK, ERICH REE Rk GOTTSCHALK, MARGOT k + *Wr DOCUMENT TYPE. : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT *I® CLASSIFICATION : CONPEDENPIAD Te RESTRICTIONS : 1B, 2 ee CURRENT STATUS : [POSTPONED =e-FunE) JFK biiii) *Dt DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/20/95 *R* OPENING CRITERIA : *aae COMMENTS. ; *We *A* xx kok «Ce *DE *RE *D* * kkk kkk kkk
. Classification: “(This fori. is to’ be: used for’ material extracted - from ClA—controlled documents. dy. Te 3) “Agency dissemination. ‘to: ‘the | FBI et cal regarding rumors and allegations: mS : “regarding President : Kennedy's assassination el . 4) Memorandum submitted by IA to the “ Warren Commission. on. Rumors and. | Allegations Relating to the ‘President! tis = “1 Manaoination CT TGR, ‘Introduction « Pogo 8 “to. ‘Tab E. ) Th reviewing ‘these compilations, oF the | Committee focused ‘Upon, ‘those. cra materials which | the 77 IGR documented as having = made: available in written, “form to ‘the Warren 7 commission. . During the course Of: ‘this study, additional. Agency files have been. reviewed. ‘These files have been: examined in an effort: to resolve certain issues. created by the review “of. the" Agency’ s. “compilations discussed ‘in ‘this. ‘report. where: files have been ‘requested and reviewed in an- effort apparent gaps. existed in. ‘the written: record, ae —- to resolve these gaps. Where significant. substantive ; of,0.000 a - Claiified by “derive