THIRD AGENCY REFERRALS: STATE
Originator: STAT
From: KATHLEEN SILJEGOVIC
To: JOHN WRIGHT
Document date: 08/26/1993
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

8/26/93

MEMORANDUM

TO :

Mr. John Wright

Information & Privacy Coordinator

Office of Information Services

Washington, DC 20505

ATT: John Carver, Historical Review Group

FROM:

Siljegovic, Chief

DS/RM/POL/FOIA

Diplomatic Security Service

SUBJECT:

Compliance with the JFK Assassination Records

Collection Äct of 1992

REF: 8/26/93 Cohen/Carver Telcon/ 8/13/93 Cohen Delivery of CIA

Material to Carver

To implement the Act, all federal agencies are required to

identify and organize any records in their possession "relating

to"

the

Kennedy

assassination and to prepare them

for

transmission to the National Archives.

In connection with review of the Department of State files

responsive. to the above, the following portions of a ds..

• document of CIA interest were retrieved.

Please review your information and return the material to us.

If a determination

justification

for

is made that information should be withheld,

"postponement"

of its release should be

provided based on the provisions of Section 6 of the Act.

Once you have completed reviewing your information in this

document, please forward

your response to: Kathleen Siljegovic,

Chief,

DS/RM/POL/FOIA, Bureau of Diplomatic Security,

Department of State, 5th Floor,

N.W.,

Washington,

D.C.

20522-1003.

any communication,

please cite JFK Assassination Records

in the SUBJECT line.

• We

can be contacted on (202)663-0334.

Attachments:

As stated

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.С. 20520

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION IN GET 30 1993

DECLASCINICATICN AND/OR

UNCLASSIFIED

(SECRET Attachments)

John Carver

CIA Historical Review Group

CSI/ODCI

404 Ames

Building

Rosslyn, Va.

SUBJECT:

Referrals Under the JFK Assassinations Records

Collection Act of 1992

Dear John,

As I mentioned over the telephone, we have uncovered one

more

document requiring CIA review which I am enclosing.

Hopefully this will be the last one.

I am also returning to you CIA's referral under the Act to

HDR of August 23, which John Glennon has reviewed. As you can

see by his note, he completed it several days ago, and I forgot

to pass it on to you when you were over the other day. John

Glennon has indicated one document for postponement.

I am returning it to you with the rest at this point, I have

passed a copy of it on to the reviewers in Diplomatic Security,

who are coordinating a response with CA. I will call you when

I get an answer from them.

If they decide to release it, we

would then have to obtain a concurrence from FBI.

Thank you again for your prompt action in reviewing our

request.

I will be getting back to you on the DS answer after

return

on October 7.

Sincerely,

Hing

Nina J. Noring,

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

UNCLASSIFIED

debentr Attachments)

John Carver

CIA Historical Review Group

CSI/ODCI

404 Ames Building

Rosslyn, Va.

SUBJECT:

OCT 2 7 1993

CIA MA:

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AND/CR

DEMATION

Referrals Under the JFK Assassinations Records

Collection Act of 1992

Dear John,

I have

found one more document that requires CIA review,

the attached memorandum from the Deputy Director for Plans to

the Director of INR,

September 2, 1966 (State ID No. 17-228).

The document was reviewed by the Department's Mandatory Review

staff who indicated postponement of release under IC of Section

6 of the JFK Act. Mandatory review also indicated that the

document should be reviewed by CIA.

Please let me know CIA's. decision on the status of this

document.

If there has been prior release or if CIA now has no

objection to its release, I will convey this information to our

Mandatory Review staff.

Sincerely,

thin Fring

Nina J. Noring,

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection.

Attachment:

AS

Indicated.

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12 November

• 1993

Ms. Nina Noring

JFK Assassination Records Project

Historical Documents Review Division

Office of Freedom of Information,

Privacy, and Classification Review

Room B-234

Department of State

Washington, D.C.

20520

Dear Nina:

Thank you for the background on "Roger Channel" from

yOur FAM.

We will discontinue deleting this designator

except where the specific use of it might compromise

something else we need to protect.

I am returning to you herewith the two documents from

the Department of State collection of President John F.

Kennedy assassination records that you sent me on 8

November.

We have identified those passages we want to

continue to protect with yellow highlighting and paper

clips.

' In the State cable from Mexico City of 28 November

1963, we are asking for the deletion of "Roger Channel," in

this case because Do chooses to protect the fact that

Ambassador Mann used this channel to keep readers of this

formerly very sensitive cable to a minimum. We concur with

your other three deletions and your reasoning for them

(though the thira of these is clearly State's to call). On

these an

the 17 May 1957 Ops Memo from Brussels, we are asking foI

two deletions to protect our presence in Brussels at that

time.

Thank you for the opportunity to review this material

for CIA interests.

please let us know.

If we can be of any further assistance,

Sincerely,

Deal Caron

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

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CSI-0324/93

6 October 1993

Center for the Study of Intelligence

Ms. Nina Noring

JFK Assassination Records Project

Historical Documents Review Division

Office of Freedom of Information,

Privacy, and Classification Review

Room B0234

Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

Dear Nina:

I am returning to you herewith the documents from the

Department of State collection of President John F. Kennedy

assassination records which I had begun to review in your

of the 77 documents in your two

accompanying lists, we

have released in full--or indicated

no objection to release in full--49.5, and we have indicated

deletions of still sensitive CIA information (really

minimal) in 25.5. This leaves two in your list (both on

page three) which are technically missing from the package,

but I am sure these are just different readings of message

numbers or dates. You will see right away where they fit.

Thank you for the opportunity to review this material

for CIA interests. If we can be of any further assistance,

please let us know.

Sincerely,

Che. Can

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

UNCLASSIFIED

WHEN SEPARATED

FROM ENCLOSURES

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 2050S

(703) 351-2698 Fax (703) 243-8343

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SUBJECT: Letter to Ms. Nina Noring

DCI /CSI/HRG/JSCarver:hfs/30335

Distribution:

original

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Addressee

1

- J. Carver

1 - C/HRG

1 - HRG files

(6 Oct 93)

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central Intelligence Agency

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copy

Washington, D.C. 20505

CIA SPECIA: COLLECTIONS

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FULL

CSI- 0549/94

25 July 1994

Ne artment or since Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection

IS/FPC/PPA

Room 1239

Department of State

2201 C Street,

N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20520

Dear Nina;

This is a response to your letters of 30 September and 27 October

1993 and 31 January and 25 February 1994, enclosing material for CIA

review under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of

This collection comprises seven documents (plus four duplicates).

with a total of 40 pages.

In all but two of the documents, CIA 1s

asking for postponements

of some passages under the terms of ss (1) (A),

(1) (B)' in yellow highlighting.

(1) (C), and (4) of Section 6 of the Act.

For those passages marked off by red or

black ink brackets, but without yellow highlighting, CIA has determined

that said passages

may be released under the terms of the Act.

I apologize personally for the inordinate delay in getting these

documents back to you.

Sincerely,

Al Care

ohn s. Carver

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

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WHEN SEPARATED

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Central Intelligence Agency

PRENCY

Washington, D.C.20505

CSI-0537/94

9 August 1994

Ms Kathy Filjegovic

Chief, Bureau of Diplomatic Security

DS/PPB/FOIA

CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

Department of State

2121 Virginia Avenue, NW

RELEASE. IN FULL

Washington, D.C.

20520-1003

2000

Dear Ms Filjegovic:

We are returning herewith the documents from the Bureau of

Diplomatic Security of the Department which we were asked to review for

coordination last year.

Mr. Henry Cohen, DS/POC/FOIA, hand-carried this

package to us; I understand Mr. Cohen has since retired from the

Department:

We count 90 documents (252 pages) in this package. The Historical

Revier Group of CIA has determined that

in yellow highlighting.

We apologize for the delay.

Sincerely, .

John S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

UNCLASSIFIED

WHEN SEPARATED

FROM ENCLOSURES

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

November 30, 1994

UNCLASSIFIED (CONFIDENTIAL Attachments)

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

MEMORANDUM

DECLAGSIFIG/ORON AND OR

RELEASE ORCA INFORMATION

TO:

CIA/CSI/ODCI - Mr. Harrelson

A THIS DOC:

FROM:

A/IM/IS/FPC/HDR - Nina J. Noringil Department of state

Coordinator, JFK Assassination Records Act

SUBJECT:

Referral of Document for CIA Review

Please find enclosed for CIA review a copy of Department of

State telegram 10875 from Manila, April 22, 1967 that contains

CIA equities in paragraph 7. The document was retreived from

the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and forwarded

to the Department of State for review.

If there are any questions concerning this, I can be reached at

202-647-8799.

The documents can be returned to me at

IS/FPC/HDR, Room B-234, Main State.

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Center for the Study of Intelligence

CSI-0606/94

8 December 1994

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection

IS/FPC/PPA

Room 1239

Department of State

2201 C Street,

N.W.

Washinggton, D.C.

20520

CIA SPOCIAL COLLECHIONS

RELEASE IN FULL

Dear Ms. Noring:

2000

This is a response to your memorandum of November 30,

1994 enclosing a copy of Department of State telegram 10875

from Manila, dated April 22, 1967, that contains CIA

equities in

paragraph 7.

CIA has no objection to the declassification and

release in full of this document insofar as CIA's equities

are concerned. Enclosed is the document, appropriately

stamped, with a copy of your correspondence.

Thank you for affording us the opportunity to review

the document.

Sincerely,

#Gautam 1

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

(703) 351-2698 Fax (703) 243-8343

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United States Department of State

Washingion, D.C. 20520

November 30, 1994

UNCLASSIFIED 400

MEMORANDUM

TIAL Attachments)

TO:

CIA/CSI/ODCI - Mr. Harrelson

FROM:

A/ IN/IS/FPC/HDR - Nina J. Noring! Department of state

Coordinator, JFK Assassination Records Act

SUBJECT:

Referral of Document for CIA Review

Please find enclosed for CIA review a copy of Department of

State telegram 10875 from Manila, April 22, 1967 that contains

CIA equities

in paragraph 7.

The document was retreived from

the files of-the Federal Bureau of Investigation and forwarded

to the Department of State for review.

Il there are any questions concerning this, I can be reached al

202-647-8799.

he documents can be returned to me at

IS/FPC/HDR, Room B-234, Main State.

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CIA SPECS COLLECTIONS

RELEACE IN FULL

2000

Center for the Study of Intelligence

CSI- 0606/94

8 December 1994

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department

of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection

IS/FPC/PPA

Room 1239

Department of

2201C street; Nate

Washinggton, D.C.

20520

Dear Ms. Noring:

This is a response to your memorandum of November 30,

1994 enclosing a copy of Department of State telegram 10875

from Manila, dated April 22, 1967, that contains CIA

equities in paragraph 7.

CIA has no objection to the declassification and

release in full of this document insofar as CIA's equities

are concerned. Enclosed is the document, appropriately

stamped, with

a copy of your correspondence.

Thank you for affording us the opportunity to review..

the document:

Sincerely,

Bon the

J. Barry

Historical

Review Group

Enclosures

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

(703) 351-2698 Fax (703) 243-8343

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

UNITED STATES ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION PRIVACY OFFICE

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755-5995

SECTION TO

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TTENTION OF

IAGPA-CSF-F (25-55g)

14 March 1995

MEMORANDUM FOR Department of State, Director of FPC, Rm 1512,

Main State Bldg., 2201 C Street, Washington,

DC 20520

SUBJECT: Review of Information Required by the President John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (Public Law

102-256)

1. Reference Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for

Intelligence (ODCSINT) memorandum of 23 May 1994, requesting that

the Central Security Facility process for public release any

documents located within the Investigative Records Repository

that are

responsive to the referenced Act (encl 1).

2. In reviewing the Army intelligence investigative records IAW

subject, the attached records (encl 2) and excerpts of

information have been determined to be under the purview of your

agency. These records are forwarded for your determination as to

the releasability of the information.

Please review the

information (bracketed in red) and return the document to us,

making any deletions you deem appropriate and citing the

exemption claimed.

3. If you have any questions concerning this referral feel free

to contact Robert Storer or Joanne Benear at (301) 677-4192/4501.

Please refer to case #31-J.

2 Encls

Sincerely,

fo let has

Chief

Freedom of Information/

Privacy Office

SECRET

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UNCLASSIFIED (SECRET Attachments)

United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

October 24, 1995

Miriam Quinlan

Historical Review Group, CIS/HRG

Central Intelligence Agency

404 Ames Building

Rosslyn, VA 20505

CIA PiRO NO MOULUTIONITO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT

Dear Miriam,

Enclosed for CIA review under the JFK Assassination Records

Act are the documents that we discussed over the telephone.

They come from the Archives' collection of Warren Commission

papers that were not made public in 1964 for one reason or

another. They are:

It'l V1.

(WHITES

Memorandum for Record by Slawson, April 22, 1964 (55 pp.

marked "sanitized copy"); Copy of document released at

Archives showing CIA review

- 3.

4.

5.

S224t6.

7.

Memoranquin for Record by Slawson, April 22, 1964 (68 pp.);

Copy of document released at Archives showing CIA review

(84 pp., includes draft Memorandum For Record by Slawson,

April 2i, 1964, 7 pp. denied in full).

Draft Memorandum for Record by Slawson, April 21, 1964 (7

pp. plus copy of p. 1 showing CIA stamp denying release)

Supplemental memorandum, from Slawson to Willens, March 25,

1964, 35 pp. (copy is a reworked draft containing marginal

notations and crossed out text)

Extract from Slawson March 25, 1964 memorandum (document #4)

Memorandum from Slawson to Coleman, June 4, 1964, (13 pp) ;

copy of document released at Archives showing CIA review

Memorandur from Coleman-Slawson, April 2, 1964 (3 pp.) ; CIA

excision warked on document but no copy of document found

released

at Archives

8.

Slawson'= handwritten notes, n.d., pp. 48-53, 83-84, 114,

116, 123:

130, 132, ?, 129, 132, 134-136, 147-148 (21 pp)

Please return the documents to me at A/IM/ IS/ FPC/HDR, Room

B-234, Main State.

If you have any questions, I can be reached

at 202-647-8799.

Sincerely,

- 11ene

Tries

Nina J

Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK. Assassination Records Act

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

SECRET

(UNCLASSIFIED Without Attachments)

December 6, 1995

Ms. Miriam A. Quinlan

Center for the Study of Intelligence

Central Intelligence Agency

404 Ames Building

CIA HAS NO GEJECTION 7O

Rosslyn, Virginia

DECLASSIFIC/MON AND/OR

RELEASE OF OJA INFORMATION

Dear Miriam:

IN THIS DOGURGAT

We have reviewed under the JFK Assassination Records Act, at

NARA's request, the attached 2 documents from the state

Department section of withheld Warren Commission papers at the

National Archives.

The Department of State has no objection to

the release of the documents, but reguests that CIA review. the

use of its acronym throughout them.

I know from our previous

discussions that this issue is under reconsideration and that

some kind of resolution was expected around December.

If you have any questions I can be reached at 202-647-8799

usually on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. A response

concerning the attachments can be sent to me at

A/IM/IS/FPC/HDR, Room B-234 Main State.

Sincerely,

thing bering

Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Act

(UNCLASSIFIED Whout Attachments)

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

December 7, 1995

(UNCLASSIFIED Without Attachments)

MEMORANDUM

CIA HAR NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASS SCATION AND/OR

RELATERC

FORMATION

TO:

FROM:

CIA/CSI/ODCI - Mr. Harrelson

state - Department state blais noring p

Department of state Liaison,

JFK Assassination Records Act

SUBJECT:

Referral of Two Documents Under JFK Assassination

Records Act of 1992

I am enclosing for CIA review two documents under the

above-referenced legislation.

The first, a State Department

operations memorandum of July 9, 1956, sent for review by the

Department of the Army, contains two references to Agency .

equities.

The second, found in State Department records at the

National Archives, is a page dated May 15, 1964 from a

classified volume in the Foreign Affairs manual. It contains

procedures for the handling of references to CIA interests in

state documents.

If you have any questions I can be reached at 202-647-8799.

Attachments:

As indicated.

UNCLASSIFIED Without Attachments

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CENTER for the STUDY of INTELLIGENCE

8 January 1996

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Act

United States Department of State

Washington, D.C.* 20520

Dear Ms. Noring:

AHLA

4000

This is in response to your memorandum dated

December 1, 1995 in which you forwarded two documents

related to the President John F. Kennedy Assassination

Records Collection Act of 1992.

I am returning the documents to you with our comments

appended.

9 July 1956

Operations Memorandum. CIA has

no objection to

declassification and/or

release of this document.

15 May 1964

Foreign Affairs Manual page. CIA

has no objection to

declassification and/or

release of this document.

Please feel free to contact me at Area Code 703-

351-2884 Or Ms. Miriam A. Quinlan at 703-351-2739 if you

have questions.

Sincerely,

Enclosures

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

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11 January 1996

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Act

A/IM/IS/FPC/HDR

Room B-234 Main State

CIA SPSCE COLLECTIONS

RELLAGE 11 FOLL

2000

Washington, D.C.

20520

Dear Ms. Noring:

In response to your letter dated December 6, 1995 to

Ms. Miriam A. Quinlan enclosing two documents under the

purview of the JFK Assassination Records Act, they are

returned with our comments as follows:

14 June 1962

May 1962

subj: Sukarno Assassination Attempt.

cIA has no objection to the

declassification and/or

release of this document, as

sanitized.

(See revised

yellow highlighting.)

subj: Assassination Attempt - President

sukarno.

CIA has no objection

to declassification and/or

release of this document.

("CAS"

, throughout the

document, may be released.

Should you have questions, please contact me at Area

Code 703-351-2884

: or Ms. Quinlan at 703-351-2739.

Sincerely,

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

1-19.56

Enclosures

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C.

20520

CLAWER TIRTONTO

DEOLA"

RELEAS

..NFORMATION

IN THIS DOCT

February 8,

1996

UNCLASSIFIED

MEMORANDUM

ITAr Attachment)

TO:

FROM:

CIA/CSI/ODCI - Mr. Harrelson

state - Department to tiring o

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Act

SUBJECT:

Referral of Two Documents Under JFK Assassination

Records Act of 1992

I am enclosing for CIA review under the above-referenced

legislation two additional documents found among NARA's Warren

Commission collection.

The first is an undated 17-page

memorandum from State's bureau SCA to State's Warren Report

Task Force concerning a type of State reporting that was passed

on to CiA and FBI; the second is a memorandum on INR/DDC

Procedure, November 4, 1964, concerning the same subject.

If you have any questions I can be reached at 202-647-8799,

usually from Tuesday through Thursday.

Attachments:

As indicated

UNCLASSIFIED

(CONETDENTIAL Attachments)

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21 February 1996

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Act

A/ IM/ISF/FPC/HDR

Room B-234 Main State

Washington, D.C.

20520

Dear Ms. Noring:

In response to your memorandum dated February 8, 1996

enclosing two documents under the purview of the JFK

Assassination Records Act, they are returned with our

comments as follows:

Undated

4 November 1964

subj: 17-page memorandum concerning

reporting passed on to CIA and

FBI. CIA has no objection to the

declassification and/or release of

this document.

subj: Memorandum on INR/DDC

Procedure.

CIA has no objection to

the declassification and/or release

of this document.

Should you have

questions, please contact me at Area

Code 703-351-2884 or Ms.

Miriam A. Quinlan at her new

extension: 703-351-2835.

Sincerely,

$

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

Cenmal huselligenie Agency

Washingan, 18. C: 20505 - 103) 351-2698 lins (703) 213-8343

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CENTER for the STUDY of INTELLIGENCE

CIA SPF

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ACTTONS

triak

2000

1 October 1996

Ms. Stephanie Fawcett

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library

Columbia Point

Boston, Massachusetts 02125

Dear Ms. Fawcett:

Boxes 63 and 64 of the John F. Kennedy, National

Security Files, which you sent to this Agency on 22 July

1996 have been reviewed and forwarded to the Department of

State for review.

Sincerely,

aHfanl

J. Barry Harrelson

Ms. Nina Noring

Department of State

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CIA

U.S. Department of Justice

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Weshington, D. C. 20535

To:

Department of State

2201 C Street, N.W.

A/IM/FPC/HDR, Rm B-234

BY COURIER

Washington, D. C. 20520 CHAE/ OSJECTION TO

DEG ASPS

SO ON AND/OR

HELSACE ORCH EUFORMATION

FUL 1 1 1996

From:

Subject:

was surfaced:

[X] 1

[X] _1

[1.

Carol L. Keeley, Supervisory Paralegal Specialist

JFK Task Force, Information Resources Division

Referral of Documents Responsive to the *President

John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act

of 1992* (JFKARCA) RE: Angelo Bruno

In connection with the review of FBI files responsive to the JFKARCA, the following

_ unclassified documents) which originated with your agency. (See Index A.)

unclassified FBI documents) containing information (outlined in red) furnished by your agency.

(See Index B.)

_classified documents) which originated with your agency. (See Index C.)

(laid FBI documen(e) containing information outined in red) origuating with your agency.

_See continuation page for additional information.

Please review your documents) and/or information and return the documents) to us,

If you have any questions concerning this referral, please contact Debbie Beatty.

do uses, tell as, the Inder i in tune erase aho the loed riet any of the co vid this

Enclosure(s) (3)

CONFIDENTIAL _MATERIAL ATTACHED

(UNCLASSIFIED UPON REMOVAL OF ENCLOSURES)

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

MEMORANDUM

CIA HA

VECTION TO

DECLACT

0 • AND/OR

RELEASE CIRC! IATORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT

wul

1ö 1996

TO:

Mr. John Wright

Information & Privacy Coordinator

Office of Information Services

washington, D.C.

20505

ATT: John Carver, Historical Review Group

FROM:

SUBJECT:

Kathleen Siljegovit, Chief

DS/PPB/ PAD

Diplomatic Security Service

Compliance with the JFK Records Collection Act

Our records indicate that on 8/26/93, we referred one document to

you for review under the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act

of 1992 (copy of referral memo attached). Although all other CIA

referrals have been returned to us, we are unable to locate your

response on this document.

We assume that since it was sent to you

separately, it may have been misrouted either in our office or

yours.

Therefore, we are sending you another copy of Department of State

record

number 1191000310151

and

ask that you

review your

information outlined in red.

If a determination is

made

that

information should be withheld, please provide justification of

postponement of its release based on the provisions of Section 6 of

the Act.

Once you have completed your review, please return the

information to: Kathleen Siljegovic, DS/PPB/PAD - 5th Floor, Bureau

of Diplomatic

Security, 2121 Virginia Avenue, N.W..

Washington,

D.C. 20522-1003.

If we can be of any assistance, please contact

Alice Ritchie at (202)663-0333.

We

regret any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your

early attention to this matter.

Attachments:

As stated.

JuL 25

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STROKE,

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library

Columbia Point Basron Massacresels 02125

Telephone: (617) 929-4582

July 22, 1996

Mr. J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, DC 2050S

25

42X0N

Dear Mr. Harrelson:

In compliance with the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Review Act, the enclosed

documents from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy Library are being submitted to your agency

for further declassification review under the Act. These documents have been reviewed by the

John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Review Board during their visit to the Library from June

17, 1996 through June 21, 1996. Please note that these documents are not being submitted under a

mandatory declassification review request. These documents are donated historical materials,

therefore Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act exemptions may not be cited.

We request that your agency review the documents and advise the Library of your review decision.

In your response to the Library, please indicate which documents may be released in whole or in

part. If portions of a document are exempt from declassification, please enclose a copy of the

document with the portions to be excised clearly marked.

If, following your review of the documents, you determine that there are any other agency(ies')

interests represented in any of the documents, we would appreciate your forwarding them, along

with your review decision, to the appropriate agency(ies) for further review.

Upon receipt of all agency responses, the Library will make any released documents available for

research use.

Please contact me if you have any questions conceming the enclosed materials.

Sincerely,

fer

Classification Review Archivist

Enclosures

A Presidential Library Administered by the National Archies and Records Administration

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CENTER for the STUDY of INTELLIGENCE

CIA SPECIAT COLLECTIONS

RELEAS: 20 PULL

2000

30 July 1996

Ms. Kathleen siljegovic, DS/ PPB/ PAD

United

States Department of State

•.

Bureau of Diplomatic Security (5th

• Floor)

2121 Virginia Avenue, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20522-1003

Dear Ms. Siljegovic:

Your letter of July 18, 1996 to Mr. John Wright,

Information and Privacy Coordinator, has

been referred to me

for reply. The Historical Review Group is the responsible

office for records falling under the purview of the

President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection

Act of 1992.

I regret our oversight in replying to your letter of

August 26, 1993.

We have reviewed the enclosed document and

have no objection to its release.

Should you have further questions, please feel free to

contact me at 703-351-2909, or Ms. Miriam A. Quinlan at 703-

351-2835.

Sincerely,

Hauh

J. Barry Harrelsoh

Historical Review Group

Enclosure:

DOS Record Number:

1191000310151

Central Intelligence Agency

• Washingson, I. C: 20505 = 67031.351-2698 Pes 67803) 213-83-83

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

CONFIDENTIAL

(UNCLASSIFIED Upon Removal of Attachments)

OR LAGE GOLECTION TO

SHAND/OR

RLLOORMATION

September 18, 1996

MEMORANDUM

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

CIA/CSI/ODCI - Mr. Harrelson

State - A/IM/IS/FPC/HDR - Nina J. Noring Me

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Act

* Referral of Two Documents Under JFK Assassination

Records Collection Act of 1992

Attached are two documents received from FBI that contain CIA

equity and require review under the above-reference

Legislation.

If you have any questions I can be reached at x78799 usually

Tuesday thru Thursday.

Attachment:

FBI, Angelo Bruno file, HQ, 92-2717; Sec 7; Serial 398

Elenita Garro de Paz,

109-12-221-1758

HQ, Misc Sec Refs, Vol 1 of 1,

CONPTBENTIAT

(UNCLASSIFIED Upon Removal of Attachments)

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CENTER for the STUDY of INTELLIGENCE

25 September 1996

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Act

A/ IM/ISF/FPC/HDR

CIA 6E2CAE COLLSCZIONS

Room B-234 Main State

Washington, D.C.

20520

RELEASE IN FULL

2000

Dear Ms. Noring:

The Central Intelligence Agency has no objection to the

• declassification and/or release of the enclosed two

documents referred to us with your correspondence of

September 18, 1996.

Sincerely,

Ba

J. Barry Harrerson

Historical Review Group

Enclosures:

FBI, Angelo Bruno file, HQ, 92-2717, Sec 7; Serial 398

FBI,

Elenita Garro dePaz, HQ, Misc Sec Refs, Vol 1 of 1,

109-12-221-1758

Central Intelligence Agency - Wasbingion, D.C. 20505= (503) 351-2698 Fix 6 D3: 2-13-8313

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C.

20520

CAL GANE COTON TO

ORMATION

January 16, 1997

Mirian Quinlan

CIA/CSI/HRG

IP Room 2E04B

Washington, DC 20505

Dear Miriam:

Recently during a conversation with Bob Skwirot of the ARRB

staff, I mentioned the 8 documents from NARA'S Warren

Commission collection that I had sent to CIA for rereview in

October 1995 (memorandum attached) •

Bob said that CIA had

already rereviewed various versions of Slawson's report and he

subsequently sent me the attached sheets that show final action

and the CIA'S RIF numbers.

However, he only sent me the final

text of the 55-page version.

At any rate, I was wondering if

there is anything more than

• CIA might supply in response to the

October 1995 request. •

Sincerely,

thin

Nina J. Noring

Department of State

JFK Act Coordinator

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Central Intelligence Agency

IRTELLGENGE

AGENCY

Washinglon, D.C. 20505

11 February 1997

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

COELE: TIONS

JEK Assassination Records Act

United States Department of State

Washington,

DC

20520

2000

Dear Nina:

Enclosed are the documents which you forwarded in your

letter of October 24, 1995.

Our comments (and copies of

documents, where appropriatel are appended.

1. Memorandum for the Record by Slawson, April 22,

1964 (55 pp. marked "sanitized copy.)

Enclosed is the final determination sheet and

a copy of the document (showing substitute

, language) as released.

2.

Memorandum for the Record by Slawson, April 22,

1964 (68 pp).

Enclosed is the final determination sheet and

a copy of the document (showing substitute

language) as released.

3.

Draft Memorandum for Record by Slawson, April 21,

1964 (7 pp. plus copy of p. 1 showing CIA stamp

denying release.)

This document has subsequently been released

in full.

4.

Supplemental Memorandum, from Slawson to Willens,

March 25, 1964, 35 pp.

(copy is a reworked draft

containing marginal notations and crossed out

text)

The CIA versions of this document (15 pp.)

have been released in full.

5.

Extract from Slawson March 25, 1964 memorandum

(document 4).

CIA has no objection to declassification

and/or release of this document.

6.

Memorandum from Slawson to Coleman, June 4, 1964

(13 pp.); Copy of document released at Archives

showing CIA review.

This document has been released in full.

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7.

Memorandum from Coleman-Slawson, April 2, 1964

(3 pp.); CIA excision marked on document but

no copy of document found released at Archives.

CIA has no objection to declassification

and/or release of this document.

8.

Slawson's handwritten notes.

CIA has no objection to declassification

and/or release of this document.

Should you have further questions on these documents

please do not hesitate to contact me at 703-613-1825 or

Miriam Quinlan at 703-613-1834.

Sincerely,

Historical Review

• Group

Enclosures:

As described above

UNCLASSIFIED WHEN SEPARATED FROM ATTACHMENTS

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97)

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secure storage in

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POUCH MANIFEST

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2003

15 April 1997

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection Act

A/IM/ IS/FPC/HDR:

Room B-234 Main State

Washington, D.C. 20520

Dear Nina:

The enclosed material has been reproduced from a file

box of the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library dealing with

developments in the aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

The documents were either provided by the Department or

contain your equities.

We have been asked by the

Assassination Records

Review Board and the Library to

declassify the contents of the file in compliance with the

President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection

Act of 1992 and

seek your coordination in this effort.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact

me at 703-613-1825 or Miriam at 703-613-1834.

Meanwhile, we

would appreciate receiving your response by 30 May 1997.

Sincerely,

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review GrOUT

Center for the Study of Intelligence

Enclosures:

See

Attached sheet

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LIST OF DOCUMENTS

Date

25 Oct 62

26 Oct 62

1 Nov 62

1 NoV 62

1 Nov 62

2 Nov 62

30 Oct 62

30 Oct 62

29 Oct 62

29 Oct. 62

29 Oct 62

28 Oct 62

26 Oct 62

26 Oct 62

27 Oct 62

27 Oct 62

24 Oct 62

25 Oct 62

4 NOV 62

*3-4 Apr 63

*Undated

25 Oct 62

Subject

No. Pages

EMBTEL 448 (LaPaz)

Memo for The Secy

fr Roger Hilsman

EMBTEL 14711 (Mexico City)

EMBTEL 225 (Port-au-Prince)

CIA Information Report

EMBTEL 1244 (Buenos Aires)

DEPTEL 797

DEPTEL 14046

EMBTEL 750 (Djakarta)

CIA Information Report

CIA Information Report

EMBTEL 247 (Port of Spain)

EMBTEL 504 (Athens)

EMBTEL 220 (Port-au-Prince)

EMBTEL 204 (Bern)

EMBTEL 346

(Montevideo)

EMBTEL 445

(Beirut)

EMBTEL, 694 (Accra)

DEPTEL 843

•4

1

1

1

1

2

2

1

2

1

3

2

2

3

1

1

1

Report of the Interdepartmental

Team on Counter Measures in

Central America and Panama 35

Report of the Interdepartmental

Team on Counter Subversive

Measures in Central America

and Panama

DEPTEL 1058

1

2

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24 Jun 63

12 Nov 62

16 Nov 62

23 Dec 62

23 Jan 63

23 Jan 63

15 Jul 63

4 Sep 63

20 Sep 63

18 Oct 63

1 Nov 63:

10 Sep 62

Translation

CIA Memo--

The Crisis USSR/Cuba

6

8

CIA Memo--The Crisis

USSR/Cuba

6

CIA Memo--Indications of

an Impending Political

Decision of Significance

in Cuba

5

State Memo to The Secretary

fr Roger Hilsman

State Memo to The Secretary

fr Roger Hilsman

CIA IntelMemo

26

WH Memo for Mr. Bundy

fr Gordon Chase w/atts 9

Memo for Mr. Bundy fr

Benjamin H. Read w/atts13

Memo to Mr. Johnson fr

Thomas L. Hughes w/atts 8

Memo for Mr. Johnson fr

Thomas L. Hughes

2

Extract from Memo (paras

18 and 19)

1

*It would appear that State previously agreed to release in

full.

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C. 20520

UNCLASSIFIED (SECRET Attachments)

April 18, 1997

Miriam Quinlan

Historical Review Group

JFK Assassination Act Project

CIA HAS NO CEJECTION TO

IP Room 2E04B

DECLASSISICAGION AND/OR

Washington, DC 20505

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

Dear Miriam,

IN THIS DOOUMONT

I am enclosing 42 documents relating to U.S. relations with

Cuba for CIA review that come from the files of the former

Coordinator for Cuban Affairs (Lot 66D501) •

"i elation with

Records Review Board (ARRB) has determined

that this lot file

is covered by the 1992 legislation and should be reviewed

according to its precepts.

CIA previously reviewed 7 of. these

documents (11-22A; 11-26; 11-27; 11-38; 11-48; 11-49; 11-50)

for Foreign Relations of the United States, 1961-1963, Vols. X

and XI, Cuba and released them in part. We have marked the

excisions previously made by CIA on each document. State has

no objection to the release of these documents in full except

for the excisions indicated in documents 11-26 and 11-27.

The remaining 35 documents are numbered: 11-1; 11-3; 11-5;

11-6; 11-8; 11-9; 11-10A; 11-11; 11-11A; 11-12; 11-12A; 11-13;

11-16; 11-19; 11-22B; 11-22C; 11-23; 11-23A; 11-23B; 11-24;

11-28; 11-33; 11-37; 11-55; 11-57; 11-59; 11-61; 11-62; 11-64;

11-65; 11-69; 11-71; 11-72; 11-73; 11-74. Department of State

excisions are indicated in documents 11-11; 11-11Aj :11-12A;

11-13; 11-22B; and 11-55.

These documents, which we have downgraded to Secret, were

taken from the Top Secret portion of the lot file. The week

after next I will be sending you an additional group of

documents from the Secret portion of this lot file for review

22222

that 1ọt

I will be away from work the week of April 21

but return to

my regular Tuesday to Thursday schedule the week

of April 28.

My phone number remains 202-647-8799.

Sincerely,

tire

Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

Attachments:

As indicated.

UNCLASSIFIED

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JFK #1-22A

16 Foreign Relations, 1961-1963, Volume XI

10. Memorandum From the Central Intelligence Agency Project

Officer for Operation Mongoose (Harvey) to the Chief of

Operations, Operation Mongoose (Lansdale)

Washington, October 8, 1962.

SUBJECT

Sabotage of Cuban-Owned Ship

1. It is requested that you present the following proposal to the Spe-

cial Group (Augmented) for policy approval.

2. Policy approval is requested to permit the sabotage of Cuban-

wned vessels wherever and whenever secure access to them can b

attained, normally this will be in non-Bloc ports. Attacks against the

Cuban-öwned ships must be considered essentially as attacks against

targets of opportunity in the sense that in most cases there will be little

advance information prior to the arrival of the ship in a non-Bloc port

and the duration of the port call will be limited.

3.. The following specific types of action are contemplated:

[13 paragraphs (40 lines of source text) not declassified)

11. Edi!

Presi

(Augment

proposed

was to obi

MRBM sit

gested the

dent appri

Strategic i

Intelligeni

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of Staff, th.

concernin;

take only

feet. It wa:

indication

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installatior

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FRC 71 A :

12. Mer

7. Later we will submit requests for policy approval of actions

against other ships supplying Cuba.

William K. Harvey'

Source: Department of State, ARA/CCA Files: Lot 66 D 501, Operation Mongoose.

Top Secret; Sensitive.

' Printed from a copy that indicates that Harvey signed the original.

Imme

(including

explained

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CU.

COLLECTIONS

NATIZED

16 May 1997

NOTE FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Review of JFK Documents from State which were also

the Subject of FRUS Volumes X and XI on Cuba

State Department forwarded a letter w/attachments

dated 18 April 1997 (copy attached) indicating that seven of

the enclosed documents forwarded for JFK review were also

the subject of previous Agency reviews for the FRUS volumes

on Cuba.

The document numbers listed in the letter were

numbered for the JFK review. .

I located the first document

as already sanitized and published in Vol. XI. I phoned

Nina Noring of State to see if she could give me the

corresponding FRUS numbers which are listed below:

JFK NO.

Doc Date

11-22A

80ct62

Memo

Doc Type FRUS Vol. FRUS No.

CU II 16

XI

[Copy attached as published in FRUS.]

Previous

Treatment

GIP

11-26

31May 62

Memo

11-27

17May62

Report

11-38

25Ju162

Note w/

CU 281

CU 279

CU 297

GIP*

GIF**

GIP*

report

11-48

11-49

1Aug 62

Report

31Aug62 Memo w/

[See note below]

CU 329

_ GIP***

report

[NOTE: 11-48 and 11-49 consist of a different version

of the same report; 11-49 has a covering memo. State

could not identify a FRUS number for 11-48.]

11-50

12Sep62 Memo

x

CU 348

GIP***

E93-0062 (rereview).

**

E92-0493.

*** I could not locate any information on documents CU 329 and

CU 348.

Susan Weetman from State phoned with the following

concerning our FRUS review: CU 329 was forwarded to State

sanitized on 20 July 1992; additional information released and

forwarded to State on 5 July 1994; the 5 July 1994 determina-

tions were reaffirmed (sustained) in a 6 November 1995 letter to

State.

CU 348 was forwarded to State sanitized on 5 July 1994

with those determinations reaffirmed on 6 November 1995.

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2. Volume XI has already been published so any

decisions made with respect to the JFK review will not

influence the FRUS release.

Per conversations with Susan Weetman on 16 May

1997, Volume X is scheduled to be published in June 1997;

all release decisions concerning the FRUS Vol. X documents

are firm and cannot be changed.

Therefore, any JFK review

of these documents will not influence the FRUS release.

four

Karen Galuska

Attachments:

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UNCLASSIFIED

From the Desk of Miriam A. Quinan-Y-

28 May 1997

NOTE FOR:

FROM:

DATE:

SUBJECT:

J. Barry Harrelson @ DCI

Miriam A. Quinlan-Y-

05/28/97 03:06:59 PM

Draft Letter to State

CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

ABUSAGE IN FULL

2000

I have drafted a letter to Nina Noring returning the stack of documents she forwarded to us at the end of April. Chuck Briggs

and DO did the review. I have affixed the stamps and have the documents-on my desk-ready to go except for the one you are

withholding.

You may find the draft in "G" drive under HRG/Noring 8.

Your comments are welcome. I thought you might wish to add a paragraph about sending someone down to her place and als

give ourselves a pat on the back for our prompt review of 375 pages (30 days)!!!

See you Monday.

Miriam

CC:

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—STERET

Central Intelligence Agend

*.

Washingion, D.C. 20505

9 June 1997

CIA SPECTAT COLLECTIONS

2000

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

United States Department of State

Washington, D.C.

20520

Dear. Nina:

We have reviewed the 42 documents forwarded with your

letter of April 18, 1997.

We are returning 41 of the

documents stamped for release, as follows:

"CIA has no objection to declassification and/or

release of this document"

on documents:

11-1, 11-3, 11-5, 11-6, 11-8, 11-9, 11-10A, 11-11A,

11-12, 11-12A, 11-13, 11-16, 11-19, 11-22A, 11-22B,

11-22C, 11-23, 11-23A, 11-23B, 11-24, 11-28, 11-33,

11-37, 11-38, 11-50, 11-55, 11-57, 11-59, 11-61, 11-62,

11-64, 11-65, 11-69, 11-71, 11-72, 11-73, and 11-74.

CIA has no objection to declassification and/or

release of this document, as sanitized" on documents:

11-26, 11-27, 11-48, and 11-49.

We have withheld document No. 11-11 pending a final

decision as to its disposition and will get back to you as

soon as possible.

Should you have questions, please do not hesitate to

call me at 703-613-1825 or Ms.

Miriam A. Quinlan at

703-613-1834.

Sincerely,

Enclosures

UNCLASSIFIED UPON REMOVAL OF ENCLOSURES

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Washington, D.C. 20505

CIA SPSCA

COLLECTIONS

RELEASE WE FOLL

2000

24 April 1998

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992

United States Department of State

Washington, D.C.

20520

Dear Nina:

In May 1997 you forwarded 42 documents relating to

u.s. relations with Cuba from the files of the former

Coordinator for Cuban Affairs for our review.

We' returned 41 of the documents in June, withholding

document No. 11-11 pending a final decision as to its

disposition. We are returning the document bearing our

stamp:

"CIA has no objection to declassification and/or

release of CIA equities in this document."

I apologize for the long delay; Please call me at 703-

613-1825 or Miriam at 703-613-1834 if you have questions.

Sincerely,

1s1

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Program

Office of Information Management

Enclosure:

Document #11-11

Memo dtd 15 Feb 65

UNCLASSIFIED UPON REMOVAL OF ENCLOSURE

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United States Department of State

Washington, D.C.

20520

UNCLASSIFIED (SECRET Attachments)

April 18, 1997

Reca

1/28/97

Miriam Quinlan

Historical Review Group

JFK Assassination Act Project

IP Room 2E04B

Washington, DC 20505

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT

Dear Miriam,

I am enclosing 42 documents relating to U.S. relations with

Cuba for CIA review that come from the files of the former

Coordinator for Cuban Affairs (Lot 66D501) • The Assassination

Records Review Board (ARRB) has determined that this lot file

is covered by the 1992 legislation and should be reviewed

according to its precepts.

CIA previously reviewed 7 of, these

documents (11-22A; 11-26; 11-27; 11-38; 11-48; 11-49; 11-50)

for Foreign Relations of the united States, 1961-1963, VOls. &

and XI, Cuba and released them in part.

excisions previously made by CIA on each document. State has

evo the releas

We have marked the

no objection to the release of these documents in full except

for the excisions indicated in documents 11-26 and 11-27.

The remaining 35 documents are numbered: 11-1; 11-3; 11-5;

11-6; 11-8; 11-9; 11-10A; 11-11; 11-11A; 11-12; 11-12A; 11-13;

11-16; 11-19; 11-22B; 11-22C; 11-23; 11-23A; 11-23B; 11-24;

11-28; 11-33; 11-37; 11-55; 11-57; 11-59; 11-61; 11-62; 11-64;

11-65; 11-69; 11-71; 11-72; 11-73; 11-74.

Department of state

excisions are indicated in documents 11-11; 11-11Aj:11-12A;

11-13; 11-22B; and 11-55.

These documents, which we have downgraded to secret, were

taken from

the Top Secret portion of the lot file.

The week

after next I will be sending you an additional group of

documents from the Secret portion of this lot file for review

under the Act.

I will be away from work the week of April 21

but return to my regular Tuesday to Thursday schedule the week

of April 28.

My phone number remains 202-647-8799.

Sincerely,

Mine

Nina J. Noring

Department of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

Attachments:

As indicated.

UNCLASSIFIED (SECRET Attachments)

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