ARRB REQUEST - CIA-3: NAMES AND CRYPTONYMS
Originator: ARRB
Document date: 12/18/1997
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

Mr. John Pereira

December 18, 1997

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will be presented to the Board at its January meeting. Accordingly, these

materials must be ready for the Review Board staff by January 12, 1998.

CLA-2 through CLA-5.

These requests have been completed and no further action is needed by CIA.

**CIA-6 Cables and Dispatches.

The Review Board first made this request on September 11, 1995. On

September 11, 1995, CIA agreed to make these materials available by December

1995. On October 1, 1996, CIA agreed to make these materials available by

November 1996. Most recently, CIA has stated that these cables are not available

as a chronological group; if it is not possible or is unduly burdensome to retrieve

these cables, CIA should write a memorandum to that effect.

We are aware that many of the cables requested are already in the JFK files, but

not all are included. Those that we have not been able to locate in the collection

include: Mexico City Station to Headquarters (September 26-30, 1963);

Headquarters to Mexico City Station (September 26-30, 1963); JMWAVE to

Headquarters (September 26-November 21, 1963); Headquarters to JMWAVE

(September 26-November 21, 1963); and all traffic between the Mexico City

Station and MWAVE for the periods September 26-October 20, 1963 and

November 22-December 30, 1963.

CIA-7 Histories.

The Review Board first requested access to several internal CIA histories and to

indices of histories on November 8, 1995. On August 8, 1996, after reviewing a

list of histories that CIA provided, the ARRB staff designated approximately

sixty histories for which further review was sought. To date, the ARRB staff has

reviewed twelve histories that CIA has made available and has made

suggestions with respect to further processing of some of those histories. The

ARRB staff appreciates the cooperation it has received from HRG in our review

of the histories. CIA should continue to make the remaining histories available

on a continuing basis in consultation with the ARRB.

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Assassination Records Review Board

600 E Street NW - 2nd Floor - Washington, DC 20530

June 1, 1995

Mr. John Pereira

Director

Historical Review Group

Center for the Study of Intelligence

Central Intelligence Agency

Washington, D.C. 20505

RE: ARRB Additional Information Request No. CLA-3

Dear John:

In addition to our request of May 30, 1995 (ARRB Additional Information Request No.

CIA-2), we would greatly appreciate it if in preparation for our June 7 Board Meeting

you could help us to identify the individuals on the attached list, including what these

individuals were doing for CIA in 1963-64, as well as what they are now doing and

where they are presently located. We would also appreciate it if you would identify

which of these are true names and which are pseudonyms.

As always, please do not hesitate to contact me or Jeremy Gunn for any clarification

regarding these requests.

With many thanks for your cooperation.

Sincerely yours,

David G. Marwell

Executive Director

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ARRB Request for the Historical Review Group, Central Intelligence Agency, June 1, 1995

Please provide us with information on the following:

Slinkard, Phineas F./

Bender, J.L. C

Gabbot, Woodrow /

Wilsted, David

Uttlecky, Karen C

Bekrenev, Vice Admiral L. /

Stein, Sidney

Brykin, Oleg Danilevich/

Niarcos, Jeremy L.

Doyle, Bill

Anderson, Charles

Mahoney, Harry

Alvarez, Ramon

Carlos (Mexican Doctor, Ramon Alvarez's sister's husband)

Holt, Harper

Widden, Glen

Sancho, Joseph

Austin, Judd (with firm of Goodrich, Little & Rique) /

Puckett, Louis

Estancona, Frank

Maggard, Peggy

Spera, Alfonso

Feldmann, Robert

Melberg, Robert

De Leon, Levine

Roettinger, Phil

Hazlitt, Thomas

Aleman, Miguel?

(Smith, Turner /

Brady, Jack (John)

Spathar, Richard

Rodriguez, Alfonso

(Dean, Warren

Hunt, Howard

Hill, Willard

Short, Stannard

(Beckman, Gunner/

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Flannery, James

Dalghren, Harold

(Heath, Don

Smith, Joseph

(Stewart, Jack

Swider, Ray

Mackay, Lorna

Piccolo, Joseph

Lyon, Louise

Bright, William

Hausmann, Cynthia

Pittinger, Alice

Dillon, Paul

Marheine, Prentice

Gordon, Morris

Misko, George

Keenan, Thomas

Farmer, Michael

Esterline, Jacob B.

Releasable

Bauman, Jack

Pending

Bauman, Ronald S.

Still employed, CIA Information Manaement Services, overt but name still protected

Holman, W. P.

Safarano, Howard G

(MC station translator for Russian prior to Tarasoff

50-6-75(3)

P-10331

74 KUZ (LIFEAT Coverage)

AEJUMBO

AMSPOON

AMSTRUT

AQUATIC

BECATCH

BEDOX

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ARRB request, page 3

BEKNAVE

BESEAL

BESMOOTH

DIZTAG

ESLARD-P

KDBADGER

KURIOT

KUSODA

KUTUBE

LIBIGHT

LIEMBRACE-3

LIEMPTY®

LIENVOY-27

LIFEUD

LIFEUD-5

LIMUST- I

LIPAWN

LIPSTICK

LIRING-4

MRIFT

NYXIS

TPELIDE

TUMBLEWEED .

ZRKNICK

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