THIRD AGENCY COORDINATIONS: SECRET SERVICE
Agency: CIA
Originator: USSS
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Document date: 12/9/96
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY :

CIA

RECORD NUMBER

104-10340-10016

RECORD

SERIES

JFK

AGENCY FILE NUMBER

PROJEILES-CORRESPONDENCE

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

released under the doh

F. Kennedy

nasassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

144 USC 2107 Notel.

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SUBJECTS

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9 December 1996

NOTE FOR THE FILE:

The attached document, subj: "Meeting of the

President's Committee on the Warren Report, 27 October 1964"

was approved for release, as sanitized, by the U.S. Secret

Service on 2. February 1995.

It was sent to the FBI for coordination by Joe Murphy

on 7 February 1995.

Joe advised me on 26 March 1996 that we

must continue to hold because the FBI is not yet into the

microfilm documents.

The document is being treated as an "Unresolved

Coordination"

as of today.

Chican

Miriam

+04-10196-10040

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE

FEB 2 1905

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C.

20505

CIA HAS NO OBUSCTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT

Dear Mr. Harrelson:

Reference is made to your letter, dated October 3, 1994,

requesting this service to review the enclosed documents in

accordance with the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of

1992

• (JFK Act).

This Service has reviewed the documents in question and has

determined that eleven (11) of the documents may be released in

full, insofar as Secret Service matters are concerned.

The other

three (3) of the documents reflect protective policies and

techniques which are

currently being utilized by this Service in

its protective capacity.

consequently, it is recommended that

you withhold portions of the documents, which have been

nightlighted in yellow, pursuant to Section 6, Postponement 5 of

the JFK Act.

Please be advised that the enclosed copy of the

documents have been appropriately stamped.

If you have any comments and/or questions with respect to

this reply, feel free to contact Latita Roseboro of my staff

at 202-435-5838.

Sincerely;

So onlill

James P. O'Neill

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information &

Privacy Acts Officer

Enclosure

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CSI- 0579/94

3 October 1994

Mr. Melvin E. Laska

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information &

Privacy Acts Officer

Jnited States Secret Service

Liaison Division, Room 720 CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

1800 G Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20223

RELEASE IN PULL

ATTN: Ms. Latita Roseboro

2000

Dear Mr. Laska:

We find we must ask your

assistance one more time in

connection with ten documents from CIA's microfilm files

responsive to the President John F. Kennedy Assassination

Records Collection Act of 1992. All ten are from a file

describing the work of the "President's Committee on the

Warren Report," a Cabinet-level committee set up to act on

the recommendations in the final report of the Warren

Commission. A primary focus of this committee--which

functioned from September to December 1964--was the Secret

Service.

Mr. David Van Tassel of the National Security Council

has indicated to us that the NSC will defer to your judgment

on the release of this material. CIA will pose no

objections to the declassification and release of all ten

David vau phia materia,

documents, so far as our equities are concerned. (We will

be coordinating four of these items with other agencies

concerned:

the seventh item with the FBI; the ninth with

the Department of State; land

with the

epartment of the Treasury. doo

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FROM ENCLOSURES

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We think this batch winds up our coordination of

documents under the JEK Act.

Thank you again.

Sincerely,

Shed. Cave

John S. Carver

Historical Review Group

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30 September 1994

Documents from CIA'S JFK Assassination Records. Collection To

Be Coordinated with the United States Secret Service:

31, Comments of Pres. Cmtee on the

Fldr 4

Warren Report on corrections to

take re Secret Service

буль Sep

JEK Reel 31,

Agenda for President's Cmtee on

Fldr 4

Warren Report

24064

JEK Reel,

Mtg of Assts to Members of Pres.

Fldr 4

Ctee on Warren Report

07 67

*2 Oct

JFK Reel 31, IDENTICAL to preceding document,

Fldr 4

but with different, largely

illegible marginalia; NOT SENT*

071813 oct

Oct

37479561

JEK Reel 31,

Fldr 4

JFK Reel 31,

Fldr 4

Mtg of Pres. Ctee on Warren Report

Suggested agenda for 13 Oct mtg of

Pres. Ctee on Warren Report (see

1o 8341s 22

preceding)

Oct

Mtg of Pres. Ctee on WR

- 64

10

NOV

64

24

Nov

164

WR /4

Ded 25

NOv

MuRINe SA

64

JFK Reel 31,

Fldr 4

JEK Reel 31,

Mertz memo to DCI: SitRep on Pres.

Fldr 4

Ctee on WR

JFK Reel 31,

Mtg of PC on WR

Fldr 4

JFK Reel 31, Record of Action by PC on WR

Eldr 4

JFK Reel. 31, Mtg of PC On WR

Fldr 4

15 pp - JAR

4 pp-g

LiF

4 pp

7 pp- RIF

2 pp- fiF

9 pp SAN

2 ppo/F

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT

MAN 30 1995

J: Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C.

Dear Mr. Harrelson:

This letter is in response to your John F. Kennedy Assassination

Records Act referral, dated November 28, 1994, requesting this

office to review relevant documentation.

Enclosed are the documents which were referred to this office for

review.

We have reviewed the referred documentation pursuant to

the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act.

Please be advised

that the Secret Service has no objection to the release of the

information.

Sincerely,

Or. sull

ames P. O'Neill

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information &

Privacy Acts officer

Enclosure

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CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

RELEASE IN FULL

000

Center for the Study of Intelligence

CSI-0602-94

28 November 1994

Mr. Melvin E. Laska

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information & Privacy Acts Officer

United States Secret Service

Liaison Division, Room 720

1800 G Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20223

ATTN: Ms. Latita Roseboro

Dear Mr. Laska:

Mr. John Carver, who previously corresponded with you

on documents related to the President John F. Kennedy

Assassination Recoras Collection Act of 1992, retired on 31

October 1994. In reviewing remaining documents requiring

third agency coordination, the enclosed five pages, already

reviewed for release by the FBI, contain equities of your

Service.

Please give us your recommendations for the disposition

of these documents.

If you find that

sanitization or

postponement are required, please also specify the grounds

therefor as stipulated by

• Section 6 of the Act.

Should you have questions, I can be reached at (703)

351-2909.

Sincerely,

J. Barry Harrelson

Historical Review Group

Enclosures:

JFK Reel

31,

Folder G

14 DeC 63

316195

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

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

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SEGRET

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

CSI - 0582/94

5 October 1994

CLA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

RELCASE IN FULL

2000

Ms. Nina J. Noring

Department

of State Liaison

JFK Assassination Records Collection

IS/FPC/PPA

Room 1239

Department of State

1201 C Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20520

Dear Nina:

I am sorry, but I could not leave well enough alone.

One of our reviewers has identified one more--possibly

final--document (two pages) from our microfilm records which

the Department should look at.

This

one is the minutes of

the 24 November 1964 meeting of President Johnson's cabinet-

level committee set up to act on the recommendations in the

Warren Commission's final report. We have sent a copy also

to the Secret Service. CIA has no objection to declassifi-

cation and release. David Van Tassel of the National

Security Council has indicated to us that he will defer to

* the judgment of State, the Secret Service, and CIA as to the

• release of this material. We don't believe this one will

give you much trouble.

Please again give us your recommendations.

Thank you again and thanks for your forbearance.

Sincerely,

Put Car

John S. Carver

Historical Review Program

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"SECRET

2276

5 October 1994

Document from CIA's Kennedy Assassination Records Collection

To Be Coordinated with the Department of State:

4 NOV 64 JFK Reel 31, Meeting of the President's

Fldr 4

Committee on the Warren

Report

2 De LiF

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REPARTMENY

Of

-CONFIDENTIAL®

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20220

DEC 1 2 1994

John sS. Carver

Historical Review Group

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C.

20505

Dear Mr. Carver:

CIA HAS NO OBUSCHION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT

This responds to your separate requests of August 30, 1994

and October 5, 1994, for the review of documents originated by

the Department of the Treasury subject to the John F. Kennedy

Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992, thereafter the JFK

Act.

was located within

CIA

files and consists of an initial sixteen documents (92 pages)

and an additional two documents (3 pages), respectively.

Department of the Treasury and U.S. Secret Service reviewers

examined all of the material; results

follow.

In each instance,

the enclosed documents have been marked to reflect Treasury's

final determinations. Treasury file copies are not being

retained.

August 30, 1994 batch - Twelve (12) documents have been

declassified and/or determined to be releasable. The remaining

four (4)

contain information which reflects protective policies

and techniques which are currently utilized by the U.s. Secret

Service in its protective capacity. Consequently, we hold that

certain information, identified in brackets on respective pages,

is exempt from release under Section 6,

Postponement item 5 of

the JFK Act. The information must continue to remain classified

while these protective policies and techniques are still relied

october 5, 1994 batch - Both documents have been declassi-

fled and are releasable.

In the event you have any comments or questions with respect to

this response, please contact Assistant Director (Physical

Security), Robert A. McMenamin, on (202) 622-1120.

sincerely,

Richard P. Riley

Director of Security

Enclosures

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Enciosura(s) Detacied

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GEPARTMENN

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20220

1749

SEP 81994

John S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C.

20505

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

THIS DOOOMENT

Dear Mr. Carver:

This responds to your letter of August 30, 1994 with respect

to documents provided to Treasury for review under the John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992'

The materials in question, consisting of 16 documents and

containing 92 pages, were forwarded to the Office of Security for

appropriate action.

We are the conduit for handling mandatory

declassification review requests involving Treasury classified

information.

Significantly, some of the documents you provided

to us have already been identified by the Archivist of the LBJ

Library as being subject to the Act and are currently being

examined.

A response will be forthcoming as soon as we have completed

Security) on (202) 622-1120.

Sincerely,

Richard P. Riley

Director of Security

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CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

RELEASE IN FOLL

2000

Center for the Study of Intelligence

CSI- 0581/94

5 October 1994

'Stephen N. Bryant

Department of the Treasury

1505 New York Avenue, N.W.

Room 210

Washington, D.C. 20220

REF: Our letter (CSI-0551/94) Of 30 Aug

Dear Mr. Bryant:

The Historical Review Group of the Central Intelligence

Agency has two further documents to coordinate with you from

among CIA's documents responsive to the President John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (PL

102-526).

In winding up our review of microfilm records, we

have identified the enclosed documents (3 pages) as having

been originated in the Department of the Treasury of as

containing equities of the Department.

Please evaluate these documents and give us your

recommendation for their disposition, appending where

necessary the appropriate grounds for postponement in

accordance with Section 6 of the Act. Mr. David Van Tassel

of the National Security Council has indicated to us that he

will defer to your judgment. (and that of the Secret Service,

which is also coordinating with us on these documents) on

the release of this material. CIA has no objections to

declassification or release.

Thank you again.

Sincerely yours,

Quit Carr

John S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

UNCLASSIFIED

WHEN SEPARATED

FROM ENCLOSURES

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

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

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5 October 1994

Documents from CIA's JFK Assassination Records Collection To

Be Coordinated with the Department of the Treasury:

AUR 14PE8 DeC 64

President's Committee on the

Warren Report

JFK Reel 31,

Meeting of the PC on WR

Fldr 4

1 ₽

2 pp

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CRET

entral Intelligence Agen

Washington, D.C. 20505

IC file copy

(with holdback

cofies)

CSI- 0551/94

30 August 1994

Stephen N. Bryant

Department of the Treasury

1505 New York Avenue, N.W.

Room 210

Washington, D.C. 20220

CIA SPECAL. COLLECTIONS

RELEASE IN FULL

2000

Dear Mr. Bryant:

The Historical Review Group of the Central Intelligence

Agency has been charged with the responsibility of reviewing

for declassification and delivering to the National Archives

all of CIA's documents responsive to the President John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (PL

102-526). During our review of a large volume of microfilm

records, we have identified the enclosed 16 documents (92

pages)

as having been originated in the Department of the

Treasury or as containing equities of the Department.

Please evaluate these documents and give us your

recommendation for their disposition, either by affixing

your stamp on the copy itself or by informing us in a

separate message.

If you find that sanitization or

postponement are required, please also append the grounds

therefor in accordance with Section 6 of the Act.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely yours,

Dad, Care

ohn S. Carver

Historical Review Group

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FROM ENCLOSURES

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*CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET

20 August 1994.

Documents from the Kennedy Assassination Records To Be Coordinated with the

Treasury Department:

19 Dec 61

JFK Reel 67, Memo for Record #113, Counterfeiting of Cuban

Folder I

Pesos

1 p

c6 31 Aug 64.

29 Sep 64

witnes

1.1 Oct 64

y per for

• 9 Oct 64

9 Oct 64

fit 9 00e61

1 38 00161

the fore

24 Nov 64

Kurdishes

25 Nov 64

4 de

4 Dec 64

JFK Reel 31, Lette from See Dillo Te ExpanSionid Secret

Folder D

President

27 pp

JFK Reel 31, Memo from Sec Dillon to Director McCone

4 pp

Folder D

JFK Reel 31, Memo to Mr. Mertz with copy of Record of Action 4 pp

Folder D

of Committee Meeting with the President

JFK Reel 31, Treasury Memo to members of President's

Folder D

Committee on Warren Report

JFK Reel 31, Treasury Memo to McCone re briefing papers

Folder D

for President's Committee on Warren Report

JFK Reel 31, Treasury Memo to members of President's

Folder D

Committee with attached briefing notes

JFK Reel 31, Agenda for 29 Oct 64 meeting of President's

Folder D

Committee on Warren Report

1 p

1 p

2 pp

1 p

JFK Reel 31, Treasury Memo to members of President's

Folder D

Committee forwarding Record of Action for

29 Oct meeting

2p

JFK Reel 31, Memo from Dillon to Rusk re protection of

Folder D

President when he travels abroad

1p

JFK. Reel 31, Memo for the President from Sec Dillon on

1p

Folder D

improvement of presidential protection

JFK Reel 31,

Memo forwarding working draft of final report of 10 pp

Folder D

President's Committee

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14 Reque

10 Dec 64

1408

Despit

4 Jan 65

CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET

JFK Reel 31, Memo to members of President's Committee

Folder D • forwarding draft report

JFK Reel 31, Record of Action, President's Committee on

Folder D

Warren Report

JFK Reel 31, Treasury memo forwarding final form of Memo

Folder D

for President from President's Committee

16 pp

1 p

8 pp

JFK Reel 31, Memo to members of President's Committee

Folder D

forwarding public form of report to the President

12 pp

SESBET

CONFIDENTIAL"

Unclassified When Classified

Enclosure(s) Detached

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE

John S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C.

20505

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFIOATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF CIA NFORMATION

/ THIS DOCUMENT

Dear Mr. Carver:

Reference is made to your letter, dated August 31, 1994,

requesting this Service to review the enclosed documents in

accordance with the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of

1992 (JFK Act).

This Service has reviewed the documents in question and has

determined that six (6) documents may be released in full,

insofar as Secret Service matters are concerned.

The other three

(3) documents reflect protective policies and techniques which

are currently being utilized by this Service in its protective

capacity.

Consequently, it is recommended that you withhold

those documents pursuant to Section 6, Postponement 5 of the

JFK

Act.

Please be advised that the enclosed copy of the documents

have been appropriately stamped.

If you have any comments and/or questions with respect to

this reply,

feel free to contact Latita Roseboro of my staff

at 202-435-5838.

Sincerely,

James P. O'Neill

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information &

Privacy Acts Officer

Enclosure

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voc file

copy

Washington, D.C. 20505

Mr. Melvin E. Laska

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information &

Privacy Acts Officer

United States Secret Service

Liaison Division, Room 720

1800 G Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20223

ATTN: Ms. Latita Roseboro

CSI - 0555/94

31 August 1994

CIA SPECIAL, COULECTIONS

RELBASE IN FULL

2000

Dear Mr. Laska:

Thank you for your response to our requests last year

(our letters of 20 July and 11 August; your response of 15

October for review of material responsive to the President

John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of

1992.

In a subsequent review of a large volume of records

printed up from microfilm, we have identified an additional

nine documents (25 pages) as having been originated by the

Secret Service or as containing equities of the Service.

Please give us your recommendations for the disposition of

these documents. If you find that sanitization or

postponement are required, please also specify the grounds

therefor as stipulated by Section 6 of the Act.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

A Carver

ohn S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

UNCLASSIFIED

WHEN SEPARATED

FROM ENCLOSURES

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SECRET

25 August 1994

Documents from the Kennedy Assassination Records To Be Coordinated with the Secret

Service:

g/75-24 Nov63

* 9 Dec 63

952780461

25 Jan 68

11 Oct 68

•V Mar 77

Reel 31,

Folder 21

Memo re crank call to U.S. Marine Corps

Has on Kennedy assassination

2 pp

Lif

COrDINATES

JFK Box 15, Secret Service report giving results of an

5 pp

Folder 24

interview with Miss M. Murrett, cousin of

FBI 30 ROUTY

Lee Harvey Oswald not sent; IDENTICAL

FLENSES BY

document robased by US55 in October 1993 @DE MURAIY

Reel 50,

Folder D

File card on Oswald showing Oswald

1 p

Treasury file number

Reel 31,

Folder D

SS draft memo re protective speaking

stand for use by the President

1 p

DiF

Reel 31,

Folder D

SS memo re improved security for the

President

2 pp

iF

Reel 31,

Folder D

SS memo re "Improvement of Protective

Facilities at the White House"

Reel 25,

Folder H

SS memo forwarding resume of the

employment of Abraham Bolden

4 pp

XIE

Reel 56,

Folder K

Memo re Frank Fiorini (aka Frank Sturgis) 1 p

Reel 16,

Folder J

SS cable requesting traces on members of 2 pp

Rif

the Cuban exile community

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31 August 1994

Additional document from the Kennedy Assassination Records

To Be Coordinated with the U.S. Secret Service:

Briefing Book for DCI's appearance

before HSCA, that part which comprises

agreement between DCI Turner and USSS

Director Knight on protection of the

President (22 Jul 77)

10 pp

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Entral Intelligence Agency

FLLIGE

vic file

copy

Washington D.C. 2050S

CSI - 0555/94

31 August 1994

Mr. Melvin E. Laska

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information &

Privacy Acts Officer

United States

Secret Service

1800o street, n. R

Room 720

Washington, D.C.

20223

ATTN: Ms. Latita Roseboro

CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

RELEASE IN FULL

2000

Dear Mr. Laska:

Thank you for your response to our requests last year

lour letters of

20 July and 17 August; your response of 15

October) for review of material responsive to the President

John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of

1992.

In a subsequent review of a large volume of records

printed up from microfilm, we have identified an additional

nine documents (25 pages) as having been originated by the

Secret Service or as containing equities of the Service.

Please give us your recommendations for the disposition of

these documents.

If you find that sanitization or

postponement are required, please also specify the grounds

therefor as stipulated by Section 6 of the Act.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Tal Carver

John S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Enclosures

UNCLASSIFIED

WHEN SEPARATED

FROM ENCLOSURES

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SECRET.

25 August 1994

Documents from the Kennedy Assassination Records To Be Coordinated with the Secret

Service:

J-24 Nor 63

* 9 Dec 63

947433 Do 63

9527300161

28 Oct 64

sit don os

25 Jan 68

11 Oct 68

Reel 31,

Folder 21

Memo re crank call to U.S. Marine Corps

Hqs on Kennedy assassination

2 pp

JFK Box 15, Secret Service report giving results of an

Folder 24

interview with Miss M. Murrett, cousin of

S pp

W/FBI 30 NOUTY

Lee Harvey Oswald not sent; IDENTICAL

document rolaced by U555 in October 1993] @E MURPAY

Reel 50,

Folder D

File card on Oswald showing Oswald

1 p

Treasury file number

Reel 31,

Folder D

SS draft memo re protective speaking

stand for use by the President

1 p

DiF

Reel 31,

Folder D

SS memo re improved security for the

President

2 pp

DiF

Reel 31,

Folder D

SS memo re "Improvement of Protective

Facilities at the White House"

Reel 25,

Folder H

SS memo forwarding resume of the

employment of Abraham Bolden

4 pp

Reel 56,

Folder K

Memo re Frank Fiorini (aka Frank Sturgis) 1 p

Y Mar 77

Reel 16,

Folder J

SS cable requesting traces on members of

the Cuban exile community

2 pp

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT

John S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C.

20505

Dear Mr. Carver:

This letter is in response to your John F. Kennedy Assassination

Records Act referrals requesting this office to review relevant

documentation.

Enclosed are the documents which were referred to this office for

We have reviewed the referred documentation pursuant to

the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act.

Please be advised

that the

Secret Service has no objection to the release of

information pertaining to this Service.

Please be advised that a review of the documents indicate there

is some information which was furnished by the FBI.

confer with FBI with regards to their agency's material.

Please

We have

outlined FBI's information in pencil.

If you have any questions and/or comments, please feel free to

contact Latita Roseboro of my staff at 202-435-9291.

Sincerely,

Melvin E. Laska

ATSAIC

Freedom of Information &

Privacy Acts Officer

Enclosure

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CIA SPECIAZ COLLECZIONS

RELEASE IN FOLL

2000

17 August 1993

Mr. Patrick Millefenter for the Study of Intelligence

Assistant Special Agent in Charge

Privacy Act and Freedom of Information

United States Secret Service, Room 720

1800 G Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20223

Attention: Ms. Latita Roseboro

Reference: Our letter to USSS dtd 20 Jul 93

Dear Mr. Miller:

The Historical Review Group of the Central Intelligence

Agency is now in the final stages of preparing for delivery

of CIA's documents

responsive to the President John F.

Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992,

and we

find we must ask you to conduct a supplementary coordination

in this case:

In the final inspection of our relevant files before

transmittal to

the National Archives and Records Administra-

tion, we have identified one further document of six pages

as having been originated by the Secret Service. A copy is .

enclosed.

evaluate this document and give us your

recommendation for its disposition, either by affixing your

stamp on the copy itself or by informing us in a separate

message.

If sanitization or postponement are required,

please also append the grounds therefor in accordance with

Section 6 of the Act. Given the late date of discovery, we

within three weeks of receipt.

Again, please call me at (703) 351-2805 if you have any

questions

regarding this document, and thank you.

sincerely yours,

in S. Carver

Historical Review Group

Enclosure

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

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

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SUBJECT:

Letter to Mr. Patrick Miller

DCI/CSI/HRG/JSCarver:hfs/30335

(17 Aug 93)

Distribution:

original

- Addressee

1

-C/HRG

1

- John C.

1

- HRG files

1. - Honey L.

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16 Aug 93

Document from the Kennedy Assassination Records to be

coordinated with the U.S. Secret Service, Department of the

Treasury:

_ Nov 63 OSW Box

12 V 53

Secret Service interview

of Marina, in the

aftermath

of the

assassination of President

Kennedy in Dallas

6pp

ITT

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SECRET

19 July 1993

Mr. Thomas Williams

Assistant Special Agent in Charge

Privacy Act and Freedom of Information

United States Secret Service

Room 820

1800 G Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20223

CIA SPECIAL, COLLECTIONS

RELEASE IN SULL

2000

Dear Mr. Williams:

The Historical Review Group of the Central Intelligence

Agency has been tasked with the declassification of CIA's

documents sequestered during the investigations by the House

Select Committee on Assassinations in 1976-78. In the

course of our review, we have identified seven documents,

totaling 48 pages, as having been originated by the Secret

Service or as containing equities of the Service. Copies of

these documents are enclosed.

Please evaluate these documents and give us your

recommendation for their disposition, either by affixing

your stamp on the documents themselves or by informing us in

a separate message. If you find you must sanitize or

postpone in full any of them, please also append the grounds

for postponement in accordance with the John F. Kennedy

Assassinations Records Collection Act of 1992.

As the Act

also requires a final deadline of 22 August 1993 for the

transfer of all documents to the National Archives and

Records Administration, we further request that you respond

within three weeks of

receipt of these documents.

Please call me at (703) 351-2805 if you have any

questions regarding the selection or processing of these

documents.

Sincerely yours,

John S. Carver

Historical

Review Group

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uSSS-jEk

26 Jun 93

Documents from the Kennedy Assassination Records

PLEASES By O Coordinated with US Secret Service, Treasury Dept

4PT Corle

Dec 63

SAIC Rice of New Orleans Field Office, USSS, on his

investigation of Marilyn Murrett, cousin of

16 pp)

Oswald. (w/atts;

LJFK BOX 15, #241 - SAN

Aruda 7 Feb 64

1244 12

Feb 64

1-9.903

Feb 64

8018, 9412 Feb 69

Rankin/Warren Cmsn to Rowley/Chf/USSS, requesting that USSS

send

26 memos to CIA (1 p)

[LHO Box 15, Vol 56]-

LiF

Rowley/Chf/USSS to Helms/CIA

[LHO Box 15, Vol 56] -

IDENTICAL (1 p)

sending 25 memos to CIA (1 P)

(LHO BOx 15, Vol 56, part Il-LiF

DiI/USSS ID/Wash

to DCI +

to w. Eur.

(11 pp)

Watch List for Pres Nixon Trip

(JEK BOX 10, #1BJ-X

IDENTICAL (11 pp)

LUFK BOX 16A, #131 - RiF

=18 Sep 70

Do 2u -22 oct 10

8003.2x/9521 Oct 70

SEP? 78

USSS NY Command Post to CIA; request for name traces of New

(JFK Box 10, #4] -

USSS NY Command Post to DCI; request for additional name

traces (1 p)

IDENTICAL (1 p)

JFK BOX 10, #41 - RiF

USSS

(JEK BOX 16A, #291- RiF

tO CIA; transmittal Egford for three does (2 pp)

JFK Box 9, #371-

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