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J.F.K. Assassination Records Archive – Previously Withheld JFK Assassination Documents Database

John Greenewald — Mon, 07 Apr 2025 12:00:01 +0000

Background

The assassination of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, is one of the most significant events in American history. On November 22, 1963, Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas, while on a political trip to Texas to smooth over frictions in the Democratic Party. The motorcade route through Dealey Plaza was planned in advance, and Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline, along with Texas Governor John Connally, were riding in an open-top convertible limousine when the shots were fired.

Lee Harvey Oswald, a former U.S. Marine, was arrested and charged with the assassination. Oswald was shot and killed by Jack Ruby two days later, on November 24, while in police custody, before he could be tried. This series of events triggered numerous conspiracy theories about the assassination, as Oswald was never able to testify or be tried in court.

In the wake of the assassination and Oswald’s death, President Lyndon B. Johnson established the President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, more commonly known as the Warren Commission, named after its chairman, Chief Justice Earl Warren. The Warren Commission was tasked with investigating the circumstances of JFK’s assassination and Oswald’s role in it. After months of investigation, the Warren Commission concluded that Oswald acted alone in assassinating Kennedy and that there was no credible evidence of a conspiracy, either domestic or international, in the assassination. The Commission’s findings, however, have been controversial and the subject of criticism and skepticism.

In 1992, in response to the ongoing public interest and skepticism towards the official narrative of JFK’s assassination, the U.S. Congress passed the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act. This Act mandated the creation of the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB), an independent agency that was tasked with re-examining the assassination and declassifying records related to it.

While the ARRB did not come to any definitive conclusions about the assassination, its work helped to shed new light on the events surrounding JFK’s death and sparked renewed public interest in the assassination.

In recent years, The Black Vault has collected hundreds of thousands of pages related to the JFK assassination. These documents are freely available for download below.

The Documents Collection

The entire collection of all records released on the JFK Assassination, previously withheld, have been compiled below. Despite the files originally being released in a non-searchable format in most cases, The Black Vault converted 100% of the files to a searchable format. In addition, The Black Vault created numerous index files of the entire collection, with clickable links to download the files. These can also be downloaded below.

The MOU about the JFK Act

In June of 2021, NARA released to The Black Vault all drafts of the, “Memorandum of Understanding Regarding Continuing Obligations of the CIA Under the JFK Act.”

All drafts of the MOU [15 Pages, 6.2MB] – This PDF contains all draft copies of the memorandum of 1998 in Box 4 of the Files of K, Michelle Combs in a folder labeled CIA Compliance.

The “JFK Files” Released from 2017-2025

Available Document Indexes

Each of the indexes below have clickable direct links for the files. Or, keep scrolling, and you will find links to browse the entire collection via a directory.

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RELEASED in 2022 [1.8MB]

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Download Documents Released – .PDF Files

The links in this section will take you to a full file listing for individual downloads of the .pdf files. If you prefer .zip files instead, scroll down for a list breakdown of .zip files available.

2025 Releases

March 18, March 20, March 26, and April 3, 2025 Releases
March 28, 2025 “Hidden 75” Files – Note: These files were found by X user Luis Gonzalez 𝕏 @prgrlm by using past 2023 links to bulk downloads, and guessing the URL. He found this one by doing so. As of the morning of March 21, 2025, the documents within this .zip are primarily not found on NARA’s 2025 release pages. Some were not released on March 18, but were released in part on March 20, but there were differences. It is unknown why these files were singled out, but not linked anywhere. The URL, and verified again on 3/20/25, is at: https://archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/jfk2025.zip

When some of the “Hidden 75” Files did show up on the March 20, 2025, drop, there were some differences including quality, declassification markers, and even page counts. So, I am keeping the original state of the files discovered on March 18, 2025, which when downloaded on that day, all had a file date from NARA of March 1, 2025, 3:24pm.

Download Documents Released – .Zip Files

2017 Releases

Download the July and October Release: (right click – press save as): [ .zip 39.1GB]

Download the November 3 (searchable .pdf) Release: (right click – press save as): [ .zip 3.7GB ]

Download the November 9 (searchable .pdf) Release: (right click – press save as): [ .zip 7.0GB ]

Download the November 17 (searchable .pdf) Release: (right click – press save as): [ .zip 16.4GB ]

Download the December 15 (searchable .pdf) Release: (right click – press save as): [ .zip 41.1GB ]

2018 Releases

Download the April 26 (SEARCHABLE .pdf) Release: (right click – press save as): [ JFK-April2018.zip 38.5GB ]

Or for a smaller, segmented download (but is not searchable) I have left the following .zip files available for download:

2021 Releases

Download the December 15, 2021, (SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2021.zip 1.4GB]

2022 Releases

Download the December 15, 2022, (Non-processed, non-searchable [original release from NARA].pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2022.zip 12.6GB]

Download the December 15, 2022, (SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2022-ocr.zip 19.8GB]

2023 Releases

Download the June 27, June 13, May 11, April 27, and April 13, 2023 (Non-processed, non-searchable [original release from NARA].pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2023-nonprocessed.zip 5.6GB]

Download the June 27, June 13, May 11, April 27, and April 13, 2023 (SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2023-processed.zip 10.5GB]

2025 Release

March 18

Download the March 18, 2025, (SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-processed-ocr.zip 9.69GB] Having trouble downloading? Try Mirror #1: [jfk2025-processed-ocr.zip 9.69GB]

Download the March 18, 2025, (Non-processed, non-searchable [original release from NARA].pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-raw-no-ocr.zip 5.88GB] Having trouble downloading? Try Mirror #1: [jfk2025-raw-no-ocr.zip 5.88GB]

March 18 The “Hidden 75” Files

Download the March 18, 2025 “Hidden 75” Files, (SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Hidden75-processed-ocr.zip 40.4MB] – Note: These files were found by X user Luis Gonzalez 𝕏 @prgrlm by using past 2023 links to bulk downloads, and guessing the URL. He found this one by doing so. As of the morning of March 21, 2025, the documents within this .zip are primarily not found on NARA’s 2025 release pages. Some were not released on March 18, but were released in part on March 20, but there were differences. It is unknown why these files were singled out, but not linked anywhere. The URL, and verified again on 3/20/25, is at: https://archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/jfk2025.zip

Download the March 18, 2025 “Hidden 75” Files, (Non-processed, non-searchable [original release from NARA].pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Hidden75-raw-no-ocr.zip 58.9MB]

March 20

Download the March 20, 2025, SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Mar20-processed-ocr.zip 817MB]

Download the March 20, 2025, (Non-processed, non-searchable [original release from NARA].pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Mar20-raw-no-ocr.zip 995MB]

March 26

Download the March 26, 2025, SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Mar26-processed-ocr.zip 5.5MB]

Download the March 26, 2025, (Non-processed, non-searchable [original release from NARA].pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Mar26-raw-no-ocr.zip 3.8MB]

April 3

Download the April 3, 2025, SEARCHABLE .pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Apr3-processed-ocr.zip 101MB]

Download the April 3, 2025, (Non-processed, non-searchable [original release from NARA].pdf files) Release: (right click – press save as): [jfk2025-Apr3-raw-no-ocr.zip 430MB]

Assassination Reports and Records

Final Report of the Select Committee on Assassinations US House of Representatives, January 2, 1979 [716 Pages, 43.27MB]

From Bright Ideas to Social Research: The Studies of the Kennedy Assassination, May 1965 [38 Pages, 1 MB]

Central Intelligence Agency Records

Arthur James Balletti Et Al – Unauthorized Publication or Use of Communications – Assassination of John F. Kennedy, 14 May 1962 [7 Pages, 9.1MB]

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Files on Key Players

Banister, Guy – FBI Release #1 – [297 Pages, 32.9 MB]
Banister, Guy – FBI Release #2 – [335 Pages, 20.3 MB] – William Guy Banister (March 7, 1901 – June 6, 1964) was an employee of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, an Assistant Superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department, and a private investigator. After his death, he gained notoriety from allegations made by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison that he had been involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. He was an avid anti-communist, alleged member of the Minutemen, the John Birch Society, Louisiana Committee on Un-American Activities, and alleged publisher of the Louisiana Intelligence Digest. He also supported various anti-Castro groups in the New Orleans area: “Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front”; “Anti-Communist League of the Caribbean”; “Friends of Democratic Cuba”. According to the New Orleans States-Item newspaper, “Guy [Banister] participated in every anti-Communist South and Central American revolution that came along, acting as a key liaison man for the U.S. government-sponsored anti-Communist activities in Latin America.”

Estes, Billie Sol – [34 Pages, 4.44 MB] – Billie Sol Estes (January 10, 1925 – May 14, 2013) was an American businessman; a former financier best known for a business scandal that sent him to jail for fraud multiple times and complicated by his ties to friend and future U.S. President Lyndon Johnson. Estes was living in Granbury, Texas at the time of his death. His body was discovered on May 14, 2013 at his home in DeCordova, Texas. Please note: This was a limited release on his full file, which is estimated to be 77,000 pages in length. I amended my request after some electronic communication with the FBI by stating, “I understand the Estes made some (unfounded) claims about the death of John F. Kennedy towards the end of his life, connecting the murder to LBJ. That’s a small nutshell, but in essence, what I am looking for is anything related to JFK’s assassination and LBJ.”

Garrison, Jim – [ 160 Pages, 10.13 MB ] – Earling Carothers “Jim” Garrison (November 20, 1921 – October 21, 1992) – who changed his first name to Jim in the early 1960s – was the District Attorney of Orleans Parish, Louisiana, from 1962 to 1973. A member of the Democratic Party, he is best known for his investigations into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He was played by Kevin Costner in Oliver Stone’s JFK.Requesting additional records on Garrison, other than the above, the FBI informed me that records may have BEEN DESTROYED. In addition, others may exist at the National Archives. I am awaiting a response.

Nagell, Richard Case – FBI Release #1 – [740 Pages, 323MB]
Nagell, Richard Case – FBI Release #2 – [224 Pages, 9MB] – Richard Case Nagell (August 5, 1930 – November 1, 1995) is a former United States military officer who, according to Dick Russell’s biography of him, claimed to have had foreknowledge of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. According to Russell, Nagell also claimed to have gotten himself arrested in a bank shooting weeks before the assassination to avoid becoming a patsy. Nagell met with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison, who at the time was investigating Clay Shaw’s possible complicity in the assassination. Nagell died from heart disease on November 1, 1995 in Los Angeles, California, one day after the Assassination Records Review Board had sent him a letter for information. He was 65 years old at the time of his death.

National Committee To Investigate Assassinations – [65 Pages, 18MB] – The National Committee to Investigate Assassinations (NCIA) was an organization dedicated to uncovering the truth behind political assassinations, particularly those of President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. Formed in the 1960s, the committee sought to challenge official government narratives and promote transparency by conducting independent investigations and disseminating findings to the public. The NCIA gathered researchers, legal experts, and concerned citizens who questioned the conclusions of government investigations, such as the Warren Commission, and advocated for further inquiry into potential conspiracies and overlooked evidence. Their work played a significant role in fueling public skepticism and the ongoing debate over the true circumstances surrounding these high-profile assassinations.

Pavlick, Richard [ 289 Pages, 16MB ]
United States Secret Service File [ 601 Pages, 29.39MB ]
Secret Service Release #2 [ 9 Pages, 1.7MB ] – Richard Paul Pavlick (February 13, 1887 – November 11, 1975) was a retired postal worker from New Hampshire who stalked U.S. President-Elect John F. Kennedy, with the intent of assassinating him. On December 11, 1960 in Palm Beach, Florida, Pavlick positioned himself to carry out the assassination by blowing up Kennedy and himself with dynamite, but delayed the attempt because Kennedy was with his wife and children. He was then arrested before he was able to stage another attempt.

John “Handsome Johnny” Roselli was rumored by many to have played a role in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Roselli was also involved with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) plot to kill Cuban leader Fidel Castro in the early 1960s.

Although I have filed multiple FOIA requests to multiple agencies, the below are the only records to have come back:

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – [1,306 Pages, 52.58MB] – The FBI finally released 1,306 pages of Roselli’s file. There are approximately 17,000 more pages. See the below letter.

Please Note: The FBI acknowledges that there is a nearly 18,000 page FBI file on Johnny Roselli, however, there are enormous fees to go along with obtaining the file. $530 to obtain the records on CD while a printed copy would cost $1,769.40.

If anyone would like to sponsor the rest of this file, I would put all 18,000 pages on The Black Vault and archive it here for research.

National Security Agency (NSA) – The NSA claims that they can “Neither confirm nor deny records exist” on Roselli. Is this simply a standard response? Or are they hiding information?

Weisberg, Harold NARA Release #1 – [22 Pages, 2.2MB]

Harold Weisberg (April 8, 1913 – February 21, 2002) served as an Office of Strategic Services officer during World War II, a U.S. Senate staff member and investigative reporter, an investigator for the Senate Committee on Civil Liberties, and a U.S. State Department intelligence analyst who devoted 40 years of his life to researching and writing about the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King. He wrote ten self-published and published books and approximately thirty-five unpublished books related to the details for those assassinations, mostly with respect to Kennedy’s assassination. Weisberg was a strong critic of the Warren Commission report and of the methods used in investigating President Kennedy’s murder. In this regard, he was avant-garde, embarking on a course that many other conspiracy theorists would later come to follow. Weisberg is best known for his seminal work, Whitewash, where he wrote: “Following thousands of hours of research in and analysis of the vast, chaotic, deliberately disorganized, padded and largely meaningless 26 volumes of the testimony and exhibits of the President’s Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy and its 900-page Report – millions of words of which are not needed and are merely diversionary – I published the results of my investigation in a book, Whitewash: The Report on the Warren Report. In this book, I establish that the inquiry into the assassination was a whitewash, using as proof only what the Commission avoided, ignored, misrepresented and suppressed of its own evidence.” On February 21, 2002, Weisberg died of cardiovascular disease at his home in Frederick, Maryland.

National Security Agency Records

National Security Agency Records on the JFK Assassination Batch 1 [214 Pages, 17.3MB]

National Security Agency Records on the JFK Assassination Batch 2 [492 Pages, 47MB]

Report of the Assassination Records Review Board

The President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 created the Assassination Records Review Board as an independent agency to re-examine for release the assassination-related records that federal agencies still regarded as too sensitive to open to the public. The Board finished its work on September 30, 1998, issued a final report, and transferred all of its records to the National Archives and Records Administration.

Final Report of the Assassination Records Review Board September, 1998 [227 Pages]

Warren Commission Report

The President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, known unofficially as the Warren Commission, was established by President Lyndon B. Johnson on November 29, 1963 to investigate the assassination of United States President John F. Kennedy that had taken place on November 22, 1963. Its 889-page final report was presented to President Johnson on September 24, 1964 and made public three days later. It concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing Kennedy and wounding Texas Governor John Connally and that Jack Ruby also acted alone when he killed Oswald two days later. The Commission’s findings have proven controversial and have been both challenged and supported by later studies.

The Commission took its unofficial name—the Warren Commission—from its chairman, Chief Justice Earl Warren. According to published transcripts of Johnson’s presidential phone conversations, some major officials were opposed to forming such a commission and several commission members took part only with extreme reluctance. One of their chief reservations was that a commission would ultimately create more controversy than consensus, and those fears proved valid. (Source: Wikipedia)

Warren Commission Report (Full) [910 Pages, 88.9MB]

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FBI File on the Rockefeller Commission

John Greenewald — Wed, 01 Dec 2021 16:00:35 +0000

Background

The United States President’s Commission on CIA Activities within the United States was set up under President Gerald Ford in 1975 to investigate the activities of the Central Intelligence Agency and other intelligence agencies within the United States. The commission was led by the Vice President, Nelson Rockefeller, and is sometimes referred to as the Rockefeller Commission.

The commission was created in response to a December 1974 report in The New York Times that the CIA had conducted illegal domestic activities, including experiments on U.S. citizens, during the 1960s. The commission issued a single report in 1975, touching upon certain CIA abuses including mail opening and surveillance of domestic dissident groups. It publicized Project MKUltra, a CIA mind control study.

It also studied issues relating to the John F. Kennedy assassination, specifically the head snap as seen in the Zapruder film (first shown on television in 1975), and the possible presence of E. Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis in Dallas, Texas.

Below you will find the FBI File on the Rockefeller Commission.

Document Archive

FBI File on the Rockefeller Commission – FBI Release #1 – [258 Pages, 18MB]

FBI File on the Rockefeller Commission – FBI Release #2 – [32 Pages, 4.2MB]

FBI File on the Rockefeller Commission – FBI Release #3 – [6 Pages, 2.6MB]

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A Study of Assassination – The CIA’s Assassination Manual, 1950s

John Greenewald — Thu, 13 May 2021 11:56:37 +0000

Background

This record was released in 1997 through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). It is often referred to as the “CIA’s Assassination Manual” and was written in the early 1950s.

It was released in conjunction with many other files dealing with the CIA-backed overthrow of the then newly-elected leader of Guatemala, Colonel Jacobo Arbenz Guzman.

Document Archive

A Study of Assassination – The CIA’s Assassination Manual, 1950s [21 Pages, 1.2MB]

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The below was created by the National Security Archive, and originally published here. Special thanks to them for creating the below text version of the above document. The Black Vault made minor edits for spacing and formatting.

A STUDY OF ASSASSINATION

DEFINITION

Assassination is a term thought to be derived from “Hashish”, a drug similar to marijuana, said to have been used by Hasan-Dan-Sabah to induce motivation in his followers, who were assigned to carry out political and other murders, usually at the cost of their lives.

It is here used to describe the planned killing of a person who is not under the legal jurisdiction of the killer, who is not physically in the hands of the killer, who has been selected by a resistance organization for death, and who has been selected by a resistance organization for death, and whose death provides positive advantages to that organization.

EMPLOYMENT

Assassination is an extreme measure not normally used in clandestine operations. It should be assumed that it will never be ordered or authorized by any U.S. Headquarters, though the latter may in rare instances agree to its execution by members of an associated foreign service. This reticence is partly due to the necessity for committing communications to paper. No assassination instructions should ever be written or recorded. Consequently, the decision to employ this technique must nearly always be reached in the field, at the area where the act will take place. Decision and instructions should be confined to an absolute minimum of persons. Ideally, only one person will be involved. No report may be made, but usually the act will be properly covered by normal news services, whose output is available to all concerned.

JUSTIFICATION

Murder is not morally justifiable. Self-defense may be argued if the victim has knowledge which may destroy the resistance organization if divulged. Assassination of persons responsible for atrocities or reprisals may be regarded as just punishment. Killing a political leader whose burgeoning career is a clear and present danger to the cause of freedom may be held necessary.

But assassination can seldom be employed with a clear conscience. Persons who are morally squeamish should not attempt it.

CLASSIFICATIONS

The techniques employed will vary according to whether the subject is unaware of his danger, aware but unguarded, or guarded. They will also be affected by whether or not the assassin is to be killed with the subject hereafter, assassinations in which the subject is unaware will be termed “simple”; those where the subject is aware but unguarded will be termed “chase”; those where the victim is guarded will be termed “guarded.”

If the assassin is to die with the subject, the act will be called “lost.” If the assassin is to escape, the adjective will be “safe.” It should be noted that no compromises should exist here. The assassin must not fall alive into enemy hands.

A further type division is caused by the need to conceal the fact that the subject was actually the victim of assassination, rather than an accident or natural causes. If such concealment is desirable the operation will be called “secret” ;; if concealment is immaterial, the act will be called “open”; while if the assassination requires publicity to be effective it will be termed “terroristic.”

Following these definitions, the assassination of Julius Caesar was safe, simple, and terroristic, while that of Huey Long was lost, guarded and open. Obviously, successful secret assassinations are not recorded as assassination at all. [Illeg] o f Thailand and Augustus Caesar may have been the victims of safe, guarded and secret assassination. Chase assassinations usually involve clandestine agents or members of criminal organizations.

THE ASSASSIN

In safe assassinations, the assassin needs the usual qualities of a clandestine agent. He should be determined, courageous, intelligent, resourceful, and physically active. If special equipment is to be used, such as firearms or drugs, it is clear that he must have outstanding skill with such equipment.

Except in terroristic assassinations, it is desirable that the assassin be transient in the area. He should have an absolute minimum of contact with the rest of the organization and his instructions should be given orally by one person only. His safe evacuation after the act is absolutely essential, but here again contact should be as limited as possible. It is preferable that the person issuing instructions also conduct any withdrawal or covering action which may be necessary.

In lost assassination, the assassin must be a fanatic of some sort. Politics, religion, and revenge are about the only feasible motives. Since a fanatic is unstable psychologically, he must be handled with extreme care. He must not know the iden tities of the other members of the organization, for although it is intended that he die in the act, something may go wrong. While the Assassin of Trotsky has never revealed any significant information, it was unsound to depend on this when the act was p lanned.

PLANNING

When the decision to assassinate has been reached, the tactics of the operation must be planned, based upon an estimate of the situation similar to that used in military operations. The preliminary estimate will reveal gaps in information and possibly indicate a need for special equipment which must be procured or constructed. When all necessary data has been collected, an effective tactical plan can be prepared. All planning must be mental; no papers should ever contain evidence of the oper ation.

In resistance situations, assassination may be used as a counter-reprisal. Since this requires advertising to be effective, the resistance organization must be in a position to warn high officials publicly that their lives will be the price of rep risal action against innocent people. Such a threat is of no value unless it can be carried out, so it may be necessary to plan the assassination of various responsible officers of the oppressive regime and hold such plans in readiness to be used only i f provoked by excessive brutality. Such plans must be modified frequently to meet changes in the tactical situation.

TECHNIQUES

The essential point of assassination is the death of the subject. A human being may be killed in many ways but sureness is often overlooked by those who may be emotionally unstrung by the seriousness of this act they intend to commit. The spe cific technique employed will depend upon a large number of variables, but should be constant in one point: Death must be absolutely certain. The attempt on Hitler’s life failed because the conspiracy did not give this matter proper attention.

Techniques may be considered as follows:

1. Manual.

It is possible to kill a man with the bare hands, but very few are skillful enough to do it well. Even a highly trained Judo expert will hesitate to risk killing by hand unless he has absolutely no alternative. However, the simplest local tools a re often much the most efficient means of assassination. A hammer, axe, wrench, screw driver, fire poker, kitchen knife, lamp stand, or anything hard, heavy and handy will suffice. A length of rope or wire or a belt will do if the assassin is strong and agile. All such improvised weapons have the important advantage of availability and apparent innocence. The obviously lethal machine gun failed to kill Trotsky where an item of sporting goods succeeded.

In all safe cases where the assassin may be subject to search, either before or after the act, specialized weapons should not be used. Even in the lost case, the assassin may accidentally be searched before the act and should not carry an incrimin ating device if any sort of lethal weapon can be improvised at or near the site. If the assassin normally carries weapons because of the nature of his job, it may still be desirable to improvise and implement at the scene to avoid disclosure of his ident ity.

2. Accidents.

For secret assassination, either simple or chase, the contrived accident is the most effective technique. When successfully executed, it causes little excitement and is only casually investigated.

The most efficient accident, in simple assassination, is a fall of 75 feet or more onto a hard surface. Elevator shafts, stair wells, unscreened windows and bridges will serve. Bridge falls into water are not reliable. In simple cases a private meeting with the subject may be arranged at a properly-cased location. The act may be executed by sudden, vigorous [excised]of the ankles, tipping the subject over the edge. If the assassin immediately sets up an outcry, playing the “horrified wit ness”, no alibi or surreptitious withdrawal is necessary. In chase cases it will usually be necessary to stun or drug the subject before dropping him. Care is required to insure that no wound or condition not attributable to the fall is discernible after death.

Falls into the sea or swiftly flowing rivers may suffice if the subject cannot swim. It will be more reliable if the assassin can arrange to attempt rescue, as he can thus be sure of the subject’s death and at the same time establish a workable al ibi.

If the subject’s personal habits make it feasible, alcohol may be used [2 words excised] to prepare him for a contrived accident of any kind.

Falls before trains or subway cars are usually effective, but require exact timing and can seldom be free from unexpected observation.

Automobile accidents are a less satisfactory means of assassination. If the subject is deliberately run down, very exact timing is necessary and investigation is likely to be thorough. If the subject’s car is tampered with, reliability is very lo w. The subject may be stunned or drugged and then placed in the car, but this is only reliable when the car can be run off a high cliff or into deep water without observation.

Arson can cause accidental death if the subject is drugged and left in a burning building. Reliability is not satisfactory unless the building is isolated and highly combustible.

3. Drugs.

In all types of assassination except terroristic, drugs can be very effective. If the assassin is trained as a doctor or nurse and the subject is under medical care, this is an easy and rare method. An overdose of morphine administered as a sedat ive will cause death without disturbance and is difficult to detect. The size of the dose will depend upon whether the subject has been using narcotics regularly. If not, two grains will suffice.

If the subject drinks heavily, morphine or a similar narcotic can be injected at the passing out stage, and the cause of death will often be held to be acute alcoholism.

Specific poisons, such as arsenic or strychine, are effective but their possession or procurement is incriminating, and accurate dosage is problematical. Poison was used unsuccessfully in the assassination of Rasputin and Kolohan, though the latte r case is more accurately described as a murder.

4. Edge Weapons

Any locally obtained edge device may be successfully employed. A certain minimum of anatomical knowledge is needed for reliability.

Puncture wounds of the body cavity may not be reliable unless the heart is reached. The heart is protected by the rib cage and is not always easy to locate.

Abdominal wounds were once nearly always mortal, but modern medical treatment has made this no longer true.

Absolute reliability is obtained by severing the spinal cord in the cervical region. This can be done with the point of a knife or a light blow of an axe or hatchet.

Another reliable method is the severing of both jugular and carotid blood vessels on both sides of the windpipe.

If the subject has been rendered unconscious by other wounds or drugs, either of the above methods can be used to insure death.

5. Blunt Weapons

As with edge weapons, blunt weapons require some anatomical knowledge for effective use. Their main advantage is their universal availability. A hammer may be picked up almost anywhere in the world. Baseball and [illeg]bats are very widely dist ributed. Even a rock or a heavy stick will do, and nothing resembling a weapon need be procured, carried or subsequently disposed of.

Blows should be directed to the temple, the area just below and behind the ear, and the lower, rear portion of the skull. Of course, if the blow is very heavy, any portion of the upper skull will do. The lower frontal portion of the head, from th e eyes to the throat, can withstand enormous blows without fatal consequences.

6. Firearms

Firearms are often used in assassination, often very ineffectively. The assassin usually has insufficient technical knowledge of the limitations of weapons, and expects more range, accuracy and killing power than can be provided with reliability. Since certainty of death is the major requirement, firearms should be used which can provide destructive power at least 100% in excess of that thought to be necessary, and ranges should be half that considered practical for the weapon.

Firearms have other drawbacks. Their possession is often incriminating. They may be difficult to obtain. They require a degree of experience from the user. They are [illeg]. Their [illeg]is consistently over-rated.

However, there are many cases in which firearms are probably more efficient than any other means. These cases usually involve distance between the assassin and the subject, or comparative physical weakness of the assassin, as with a woman.

(a) The precision rifle. In guarded assassination, a good hunting or target rifle should always be considered as a possibility. Absolute reliability can nearly always be achieved at a distance of one hundred yards. In ideal circumstances, t he range may be extended to 250 yards. The rifle should be a well made bolt or falling block action type, handling a powerful long-range cartridge. The .300 F.A.B. Magnum is probably the best cartridge readily available. Other excellent calibers are . 375 M.[illeg]. Magnum, .270 Winchester, .30 – 106 p.s., 8 x 60 MM Magnum, 9.3 x

62 kk and others of this type. These are preferable to ordinary military calibers, since ammunition available for them is usually of the expanding bullet type, whereas most ammunition for military rifles is full jacketed and hence not sufficiently let hal. Military ammunition should not be altered by filing or drilling bullets, as this will adversely affect accuracy.

The rifle may be of the “bull gun” variety, with extra heavy barrel and set triggers, but in any case should be capable of maximum precision. Ideally, the weapon should be able to group in one inch at one hundred yards, but 21/2″ groups are adequa te. The sight should be telescopic, not only for accuracy, but because such a sight is much better in dim light or near darkness. As long as the bare outline of the target is discernable, a telescope sight will work, even if the rifle and shooter are in total darkness.

An expanding, hunting bullet of such calibers as described above will produce extravagant laceration and shock at short or mid-range. If a man is struck just once in the body cavity, his death is almost entirely certain.

Public figures or guarded officials may be killed with great reliability and some safety if a firing point can be established prior to an official occasion. The propaganda value of this system may be very high.

(b) The machine gun.

Machine guns may be used in most cases where the precision rifle is applicable. Usually, this will require

the subversion of a unit of an official guard at a ceremony, though a skillful and determined team might conceivably dispose of a loyal gun crow without commotion and take over the gun at the critical time.

The area fire capacity of the machine gun should not be used to search out a concealed subject. This was tried with predictable lack of success on Trotsky. The automatic feature of the machine gun should rather be used to increase reliability by placing a 5 second burst on the subject. Even with full jacket ammunition, this will be absolute lethal is the burst pattern is no larger than a man. This can be accomplished at about 150 yards. In ideal circumstances, a properly padded and targeted ma chine gun can do it at 850 yards. The major difficulty is placing the first burst exactly on the target, as most machine gunners are trained to spot their fire on target by observation of strike. This will not do in assassination as the subject will not wait.

This weapon, known as the “machine-pistol” by the Russians and Germans and “machine-carbine” by the British, is occasionally useful in assassination. Unlike the rifle and machine gun, this is a short range weapon and since it fires pistol ammu nition, much less powerful. To be reliable, it should deliver at least 5 rounds into the subject’s chest, though the .45 caliber U.S. weapons have a much larger margin of killing efficiency than the 9 mm European arms.

The assassination range of the sub-machine gun is point

blank. While accurate single rounds can be delivered by sub-machine gunners at 50 yards or more, this is not certain enough for assassination. Under ordinary circumstances, the 5MG should be used as a fully automatic weapon. In the hands of a capabl e gunner, a high cyclic rate is a distinct advantage, as speed of execution is most desirable, particularly in the case of multiple subjects.

The sub-machine gun is especially adapted to indoor work when more than one subject is to be assassinated. An effective technique has been devised for the use of a pair of sub-machine gunners, by which a room containing as many as a dozen subjects can be “purifico” in about twenty seconds with little or no risk to the gunners. It is illustrated below.

While the U.S. sub-machine guns fire the most lethal cartridges, the higher cyclic rate of some foreign weapons enable the gunner to cover a target quicker with acceptable pattern density. The Bergmann Model 1934 is particularly good in this way. The Danish Madman? SMG has a moderately good cyclic rate and is admirably compact and concealable. The Russian SHG’s have a good cyclic rate, but are handicapped by a small, light protective which requires more kits for equivalent killing effect.

(d) The Shotgun.

A large bore shotgun is a most effective

killing instrument as long as the range is kept under ten yards. It should normally be used only on single targets as it cannot sustain fire successfully. The barrel may be “sawed” off for convenience, but this is not a significant factor in its killi ng performance. Its optimum range is just out of reach of the subject. 00 buckshot is considered the best shot size for a twelve gage gun, but anything from single balls to bird shot will do if the range is right. The assassin should aim for the solar plexus as the shot pattern is small at close range and can easily [illeg]the head.

(e) The Pistol.

While the handgun is quite inefficient as a weapon of assassination, it is often used, partly because it is readily available and can be concealed on the person, and partly because its limitations are not widely appreciated. While many well kn own assassinations have been carried out with pistols (Lincoln, Harding, Ghandi), such attempts fail as often as they succeed, (Truman, Roosevelt, Churchill).

If a pistol is used, it should be as powerful as possible and fired from just beyond reach. The pistol and the shotgun are used in similar tactical situations, except that the shotgun is much more lethal and the pistol is much more easily conceale d.

In the hands of an expert, a powerful pistol is quite deadly, but such experts are rare and not usually available for assassination missions.

.45 Colt, .44 Special, .455 Kly, .45 A.S.[illeg](U.S. Service) and .357 Magnum are all efficient calibers. Less powerful

rounds can suffice but are less reliable. Sub-power cartridges such as the .32s and .25s should be avoided.

In all cases, the subject should be hit solidly at least three times for complete reliability.

(f) Silent Firearms

The sound of the explosion of the proponent in a firearm can be effectively silenced by appropriate attachments. However, the sound of the projective passing through the air cannot, since this sound is generated outside the weapon. In cases w here the velocity of the bullet greatly exceeds that of sound, the noise so generated is much louder than that of the explosion. Since all powerful rifles have muzzle velocities of over 2000 feet per second, they cannot be silenced.

Pistol bullets, on the other hand, usually travel slower than sound and the sound of their flight is negligible. Therefore, pistols, submachine guns and any sort of improvised carbine or rifle which will take a low velocity cartridge can be silenced. The user should not forget that the sound of the operation of a repeating action is considerable, and that the sound of bullet strike, particularly in bone is quite loud.

Silent firearms are only occasionally useful to the assassin, though they have been widely publicized in this connection. Because permissible velocity is low, effective precision range is held to about 100 yards with rifle or carbine type weapons, while with pistols, silent or otherwise,

are most efficient just beyond arms length. The silent feature attempts to provide a degree of safety to the assassin, but mere possession of a silent firearm is likely to create enough hazard to counter the advantage of its silence. The silent pistol combines the disadvantages of any pistol with the added one of its obviously clandestine purpose.

A telescopically sighted, closed-action carbine shooting a low velocity bullet of great weight, and built for accuracy, could be very useful to an assassin in certain situations. At the time of writing, no such weapon is known to exist.

7. Explosives.

Bombs and demolition charges of various sorts have been used frequently in assassination. Such devices, in terroristic and open assassination, can provide safety and overcome guard barriers, but it is curious that bombs have often been the implement of lost assassinations.

The major factor which affects reliability is the use of explosives for assassination. the charge must be very large and the detonation must be controlled exactly as to time by the assassin who can observe the subject. A small or moderate explosive charge is highly unreliable as a cause of death, and time delay or booby-trap devices are extremely prone to kill the wrong man. In addition to the moral aspects of indiscriminate killing, the death of casual bystanders can often produce public reactions unfavorable to the cause for which the assassination is carried out.

Bombs or grenades should never be thrown at a subject. While this

will always cause a commotion and may even result in the subject’s death, it is sloppy, unreliable, and bad propaganda. The charge must be too small and the assassin is never sure of: (1)reaching his attack position, (2) placing the charge close en ough to the target and (3) firing the charge at the right time.

Placing the charge surreptitiously in advance permits a charge of proper size to be employed, but requires accurate prediction of the subject’s movements.

Ten pounds of high explosive should normally be regarded as a minimum, and this is explosive of fragmentation material. The latter can consist of any hard, [illeg]material as long as the fragments are large enough. Metal or rock fragments should be walnut-size rather than pen-size. If solid plates are used, to be ruptured by the explosion, cast iron, 1″ thick, gives excellent fragmentation. Military or commercial high explosives are practical for use in assassination. Homemade or improvised e xplosives should be avoided. While possibly powerful, they tend to be dangerous and unreliable. Anti-personnel explosive missiles are excellent, provided the assassin has sufficient technical knowledge to fuse them properly. 81 or 82 mm mortar shells, or the 120 mm mortar shell, are particularly good. Anti-personnel shells for 85, 88, 90, 100 and 105 mm guns and howitzers are both large enough to be completely reliable and small enough to be carried by one man.

The charge should be so placed that the subject is not ever six feet from it at the moment of detonation.

A large, shaped charge with the [illeg]filled with iron fragments (such as 1″ nuts and bolts) will fire a highly lethal shotgun-type

[illeg]to 50 yards. This reaction has not been thoroughly tested, however, and an exact replica of the proposed device should be fired in advance to determine exact range, pattern-size, and penetration of fragments. Fragments should penetrate at lea st 1″ of seasoned pine or equivalent for minimum reliability. Any firing device may be used which permits exact control by the assassin. An ordinary commercial or military explorer is efficient, as long as it is rigged for instantaneous action with no time fuse in the system. The wise [illeg]electric target can serve as the triggering device and provide exact timing from as far away as the assassin can reliably hit the target. This will avid the disadvantages olitary or commercial high explosives are practical for use in assassination. Homemade or improvised explosives should be avoided. While possibly powerful, they tend to be dangerous and unreliable. Anti-personnel explosive missiles are excellent, provided the assassin has sufficient techn ical knowledge to fuse them properly. 81 or 82 mm mortar shells, or the 120 mm mortar shell, are particularly good. Anti-personnel shells for 85, 88, 90, 100 and 105 mm guns and howitzers are both large enough to be completely reliable and small enough to be carried by one man.

The charge should be so placed that the subject is not ever six feet from it at the moment of detonation.

A large, shaped charge with the [illeg]filled with iron fragments (such as 1″ nuts and bolts) will fire a highly lethal shotgun-type

Any firing device may be used which permits exact control by the assassin. An ordinary commercial or military explorer is efficient, as long as it is rigged for instantaneous action with no time fuse in the system.

The wise [illeg]electric target can serve as the triggering device and provide exact timing from as far away as the assassin can reliably hit the target. This will avid the disadvantages of stringing wire between the proposed positions of the ass assin and the subject, and also permit the assassin to fire the charge from a variety of possible positions.

The radio switch can be [illeg]to fire [illeg], though its reliability is somewhat lower and its procurement may not be easy.

EXAMPLES

([illeg]may be presented brief outlines, with critical evaluations of the following assassinations and attempts:

Marat	Hedrich
Lincoln	Hitler
Harding	Roosevelt
Grand Duke Sergei	Truman
Pirhivie	Mussolini
Archduke Francis Ferdinand	Benes
Rasputin	Aung Sang
Madero	[illeg]
Kirov	Abdullah
Huey Long	Ghandi
Alexander of Yugoslvia
Trotsky

CONFERENCE ROOM TECHNIQUE

(1) Enters room quickly but quietly

(2) Stands in doorway

(2) Opens fire on first subject to react. Swings across group toward center of mass. Times burst to empty magazine at end of swing.

(1) Covers group to prevent individual dangerous reactions, if necessary, fires individual bursts of 3 rounds.

(2) Finishes burst. Commands”Shift.” Drops back thru [sic]door. Replaces empty magazine. Covers corridor.

(1) On command “shift”, opens fire on opposite side of target, swings one burst across group.

(1) Finishes burst. Commands “shift”. Drops back thru [sic]door. Replaces magazine. Covers corridor.

(2) On command, “shift”, re-enters room. Covers group: kills survivors with two-round bursts. Leaves propaganda.

(2) Leaves room. Commands “GO”. Covers rear with nearly full magazine.

(1) On command “GO”, leads withdrawl, covering front with full magazine.

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CIA Inspector General Report on Operation Mongoose

John Greenewald — Wed, 16 Dec 2020 21:39:05 +0000

Background

From the document below:

“This reconstruction of Agency involvement in plans to assassinate Fidel Castro is at best an imperfect history. Because of the extreme sensitivity of the operations being discussed or attempted, as a matter of principle no official records were kept of planning, of approvals, or of implementation.

The few written records that do exist are either largely tangential to the main events or were put on paper from memory years afterward.”

In July of 2016, The Black Vault filed a Mandatory Declassification Review (MDR) request for this record. Although previously released, it was heavily redacted. The most recent known version at the time of filing, was THIS ONE, appearing to have been last reviewed in 2002.

In March of 2019 (added to The Black Vault on December 16, 2020), the below record was reviewed for release.

There are less redactions, but more so, the copy is much more legible.

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CIA Inspector General Report on Operation Mongoose [144 Pages, 38.2MB]

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Alleged Psychic Message Re: Assassination Threat Against Senator Edward Kennedy, April 1980

John Greenewald — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 13:22:10 +0000

Background

In April of 1980, the CIA’s Domestic Contacts Division passed on a SECRET memo to the U.S. Secret Service and the FBI that they had received from a man by the name of “Sunshine, The Psychic.” This person believed he had a “strong psychic message” about Edward Kennedy and an assassination that would take place on April 6, 1980.

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Briefing For SSCI Aides on May 1981 Assassination Attempt Against The Pope (John Paul II), 1981

John Greenewald — Thu, 21 Nov 2019 01:02:23 +0000

Background

IAD/CTG Briefing for SSCI Aides on May Assassination Attempt Against the Pope.

The below two page document was requested to have a Mandatory Declassification Review (MDR) by The Black Vault on December 15, 2018. The CIA reviewed and released the record on August 7, 2019, and is available below.

It appears side by side with the originally released document.

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FOIA Response Letter

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Assassination Attempt: George H. W. Bush – 4/13/1993

John Greenewald — Wed, 08 May 2019 15:00:41 +0000

Background

April 13, 1993: Fourteen men believed to be in the employ of Saddam Hussein smuggled bombs into Kuwait with the intent of planting car bombs to assassinate Bush during his visit to Kuwait University. Two of the suspects Wali Abdelhadi Ghazali and Raad Abdel-Amir al-Assadi retracted their confessions at the trial claiming that they were coerced. The plot was foiled when Kuwaiti officials found the bomb and arrested the suspected assassins. Bush had left office in January 1993. The Iraqi Intelligence Service, particularly Directorate 14, was proven to be behind the plot.

On June 27, 1993 President Bill Clinton responded to the assassination attempt as part of Operation Southern Watch by firing 23 Tomahawk cruise missiles against the Iraqi Intelligence Headquarters. Clinton was convinced to attack by three compelling pieces of evidence. First, suspects in the plot confessed to FBI agents in Kuwait. Second, FBI bomb experts firmly linked the captured car bombs to the same explosives made in Iraq, including a 175-pound car bomb found in Kuwait City on April 14. Third, intelligence reports confirmed that Saddam had been plotting to assassinate the former President for some time. Leaders from both parties supported Clinton’s attack. (Source: Wikipedia)

Document Archive

Assassination Attempt Records from CENTCOM [11 Pages, 2.46MB]

Assassination Attempt Records from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) [2 Pages, 0.7MB] – Records classified

Assassination Attempt Records from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) [3 Pages, 704KB]

Assassination Attempt Records from INSCOM [13 Pages, 1.84MB]

Requested MDR of these records in January 2018, no difference in release in June 2018 [13 Pages, 1.7MB]

Assassination Attempt Records from the US Air Force Office of Special Investigation (AFOSI) [5 Pages, 261 KB] – Responsive documents from a request I filed from the DIA.

Assassination Attempt Records from the US Department of Defense(DOD) [7 Pages, 221 KB] – Responsive documents from a request I filed from the DIA.

Assassination Attempt Records from the US Department of State [34 Pages, 3.93 MB] – Responsive documents from a request I filed from the DIA.

Initial Edit of 1993 Human Rights Report, November 1993 – 2019 Release (Highlighted newly released information) [10 Pages, 5.8MB] – This was one of the documents in the above release. In 2018, I requested an MDR review of the document, and in April of 2019, I received the record in full.

Assassination Attempt Records from NCIS [8 Pages, 1.6MB]

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Assassination Attempt: President George W. Bush – May 10, 2005

John Greenewald — Thu, 27 Dec 2018 08:00:54 +0000

Background

On 10 May 2005, Vladimir Arutyunian waited for United States President George W. Bush and Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili to speak. When Bush began speaking, he threw a Soviet-made RGD-5 hand grenade, wrapped in a red plaid handkerchief, toward the podium where Bush stood as he addressed the crowd. The grenade landed 18.6 metres (61 ft) from the podium, near where Saakashvili, his wife Sandra E. Roelofs, Laura Bush, and other officials were seated.

The grenade failed to detonate. Although original reports indicated that the grenade was not live, it was later revealed that it was. After Arutyunian pulled the pin and threw the grenade, it hit a girl, cushioning its impact. The red handkerchief remained wrapped around the grenade, and it prevented the striker lever from releasing. A Georgian security officer quickly removed the grenade, and Arutyunian disappeared.

Arutyunian later explained that he threw the grenade “towards the heads” so that “the shrapnel would fly behind the bulletproof glass”. Bush and Saakashvili did not learn of the incident until after the rally.

Declassified Documents

Department of State records Release #1 [7 Pages, 1.5MB]
Department of State records Release #2 [7 Pages, 1.8MB] – It appears this is the same release above, however, it is after an FBI review of redacted information, and therefore, more was released. Both are archived here for reference.
European Command (EUCOM) records [5 Pages, 0.3MB]
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) records – Release #1 [102 Pages, 3.90MB]
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) records – Release #2 [17 Pages, 7.7MB] – These records were released after processing a request for FIVE years which began at the United States Secret Service, then was transferred to the FBI. These records were released on October 2, 2017.

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FBI Files: Presidential Assassins

John Greenewald — Sun, 18 Feb 2018 06:10:04 +0000

Background

Since the founding of America, there have been four presidential assassinations: Abraham Lincoln, James Abram Garfield (1881), William McKinley (1897-1901), and John F. Kennedy (1961-63).

But in addition to these assassins, there have been other attempts that thankfully, were not successful.

This section archives those individuals who were both successful, and not so successful, in assassinating the President of the United States.

Declassified Presidential Assassin FBI Files

Booth, John Wilkes – [ File #1 | File #2 | File #3 | File #4 ] – These records contain correspondence dated 1922-23 of William J. Burns, former Director of the Bureau of Investigation, concerning a theory that Booth lived many years after the assassination of President Lincoln. Also included are the results of a 1948 examination by the FBI Laboratory of a boot said to be worn by Booth on the night of the assassination and a 1977 examination of a diary belonging to Booth.

Zangara, Giuseppe [305 Pages, 165.5MB] – Giuseppe “Joe” Zangara (September 7, 1900 – March 20, 1933) was an Italian immigrant and naturalized citizen of the United States who attempted to assassinate then-President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt on February 15, 1933. During a night speech by Roosevelt in Miami, Florida, Zangara fired five shots with a handgun he had purchased a couple days before. He missed his target and instead injured five bystanders, killing Anton Cermak, the Mayor of Chicago.

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The Withheld JFK Assassination Documents – July Release

John Greenewald — Tue, 25 Jul 2017 17:11:36 +0000

Background

The National Archives and Records Administration is releasing documents previously withheld in accordance with the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act. The vast majority of the Collection (88%) has been open in full and released to the public since the late 1990s. The records at issue are documents previously identified as assassination records, but withheld in full or withheld in part.

The first release consists of 3,810 documents, including 441 formerly withheld-in-full documents and 3,369 documents formerly released with portions redacted.

The Black Vault has archived the July release below, and has created a much easier index to use.

The documents originated from FBI and CIA series identified by the Assassination Records Review Board as assassination records. More releases will follow.

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Download	Title	Agency	DOC DATE
104-10162-10011.pdf	CABLE – IVAN ALFERIEV ARRIVED PACY FROM MEXI 28 JAN.	CIA	01/28/1962
104-10162-10131.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE FORM ON SANTIAGO ALVAREZ.	CIA	03/05/1971
104-10162-10145.pdf	CABLE: DURING AMBIDDY-1 VISIT P.R. HE ALSO	CIA	03/13/1963
104-10162-10147.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST TO OBTAIN NAMES OF 15 PUERTO RICANS ARTIME ALLEGES ARE PRESENTLY IN TRAINING IN CUBA.	CIA	03/12/1963
104-10162-10149.pdf	INITIATING SEARCH FOR SUITABLE SAFEHOUSE PACY CITY AREA.	CIA	09/21/1963
104-10162-10158.pdf	ACTIVITIES OF MANUEL ARTIME.	CIA	02/25/1964
104-10162-10163.pdf	TELEPHONE CONVERSATION WITH AMBIDDY-1, 16 DEC 63, 1230-1300 HOURS.	CIA	12/16/1963
104-10162-10164.pdf	CONTACT WITH MANUEL ARTIME.	CIA	02/04/1963
104-10162-10172.pdf	MANUEL ARTIME BUESA MET ( )LAKE AND ORLANDO NUNEZ PEREZ.	CIA	08/12/1963
104-10162-10176.pdf	IDENTIFYING DATA ON CUBAN DEFECTOR.	CIA	12/22/1959
104-10162-10225.pdf	ARTIME ACTIVITIES RE MILITARY OPERATION AGAINST CUBA.	CIA	05/30/1963
104-10162-10226.pdf	CABLE RE ARTIME ACTIVITIES.	CIA	05/30/1963
104-10162-10227.pdf	CABLE RE MANUEL FRANCISCO ARTIME BUESA TRAVEL PLANS.	CIA	05/28/1963
104-10163-10000.pdf	CABLE RE STATUS OF AZCUE LOPEZ.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10163-10001.pdf	MEMO – REPORTED THAT EUSEBIO AZCUE LOPEZ IS FED UP WITH THE REGIME AND WANTS TO LEAVE CUBA.	CIA	11/01/1966
104-10163-10002.pdf	MEMO – EUSEBIO AZCUE LOPEZ, AND OFFICIAL OF THE CUBAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CULTURE.	CIA	02/18/1966
104-10163-10009.pdf	MEMO:MEETING WITH ASSET IN B’S CAR FROM 2200 HOURS TO 2345 HOURS, ON 4 NOV.	CIA	11/06/1963
104-10163-10010.pdf	CABLE – ASSET REPORTED 11 SEP AZCUE RETURNING CUBA 4 OCT.	CIA	09/13/1963
104-10163-10013.pdf	HQS WISHES MAKE REF PITCH IF HE AVAILABLE FOR TRAVEL MEXI.	CIA	09/10/1963
104-10163-10015.pdf	IS CURRENTLY LIVING IN PEPHIME	CIA	07/18/1963
104-10163-10016.pdf	DISPATCH – CUBAN DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL IN MEXICO/EUSEBIO AZCUE LOPEZ.	CIA	06/27/1963
104-10163-10017.pdf	ISOLATED PAGE, BEGINNING WITH PARA 6, RE INFO FROM AN ASSET.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10163-10018.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	06/25/1963
104-10163-10020.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE – CONTACT REPORT.	CIA	04/03/1963
104-10163-10021.pdf	EXCERPTS – SUBJ: CUBAN DIPLOMATIC TRAVEL AND ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO.	CIA	03/25/1963
104-10163-10022.pdf	CABLE – RE JUANA AND EMMA CASTRO PROBLEMS AT CUBAN EMBASSY GETTING VISAS TO TRAVEL HAVA.	CIA	02/16/1963
104-10163-10024.pdf	CABLE RE REPORT FROM AZCUE, CUBAN CONSUL MEXI.	CIA	02/07/1963
104-10163-10025.pdf	EXCERPT FROM CABLE RE REPORT FROM ASSET.	CIA	01/25/1963
104-10163-10026.pdf	CABLE ADVISING THAT CUBAN EMB SHOULD HAVE CAR WITHOUT DIP PLATES ON OCCASIONS.	CIA	01/12/1963
104-10163-10028.pdf	CABLE – ON 31 OCT 62, ELIO PEREZ MORENO, CUBAN, LEFT MEXI FOR HAVA VIA CUBANA.	CIA	11/02/1962
104-10163-10029.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	08/03/1962
104-10163-10032.pdf	CABLE – SOURCES REVEAL AZCUE LEAVING SOON PCS CUBA.	CIA	09/09/1963
104-10163-10033.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE CARDS ON AZCUE AND SEVERAL SOURCES.	CIA	01/01/1963
104-10163-10075.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	08/27/1960
104-10163-10076.pdf	LETTER TO A FRIEND FORWARDING MONEY VIA SANTA CLAUS.	CIA	08/08/1960
104-10163-10133.pdf	IDEN FOR WAVE 2672.	CIA	02/26/1964
104-10163-10137.pdf	AMCLATTER-1 OWN REPORT ON ACTIVITIES DURING MONT OF OCTOBER 1962.	CIA	11/15/1962
104-10163-10161.pdf	R & R SHEET REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF LINVESTIGATIVE ACTION.	CIA	05/18/1960
104-10163-10172.pdf	PRESS CONFERENCE OF THE CUBAN INVASION LEADERS AT THE OVERSEAS PRESS CLUB.	CIA	01/23/1963
104-10163-10182.pdf	DISPATCH: EXCERPT FROM MEMO RE GYROSE KUDESK.	CIA	01/03/1963
104-10164-10023.pdf	F BARTES CLARENS NO INDICATION OF ANY WOFIRM EMPLOYMENT.	CIA	04/12/1967
104-10164-10026.pdf	CROWLEY/COLEMAN CONVERSATION REGARDING BATISTA.	CIA	05/10/1961
104-10164-10028.pdf	DISPATCH-ATTACHED IS A REPORT ON SUBJECT DURING A RECENT TRIP TO WASHINGTON, D.C.	CIA	05/29/1961
104-10164-10031.pdf	OPERATIONAL APPROVAL GRANTED IN THE CASE OF ALPALM/2.	CIA	02/20/1960
104-10164-10033.pdf	MORRIS BLOCK APPLIED FOR A POSITION ON THE AMERICAN DELEGATION TO MOSCOW YOUTH FESTIVAL.	CIA	09/20/1957
104-10164-10034.pdf	LIST OF NAMES OF AMERICANS PROCEEDING TO THE MOSCOW YOUTH FESTIVAL.	CIA	08/30/1957
104-10164-10035.pdf	VISA APPLICATION	CIA	02/15/1954
104-10164-10047.pdf	BOSCH AVILA, ORLANDO.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10164-10051.pdf	FYI AND POSSIBLE USE POA GRANTED AM ( ).	CIA	01/31/1961
104-10164-10062.pdf	APPROVAL WORK RECORD.	CIA	02/06/1962
104-10164-10073.pdf	COPY OF LETTER FROM EDWARD BROWDER TO DIRECTOR CIA.	CIA	12/20/1954
104-10164-10074.pdf	RECENT MEXI ADDRESS FOR DR. FRANCISCO BORGES.	CIA	06/18/1963
104-10165-10059.pdf	URUGUAYAN STUDENT SUPPORT TO LUIS CONTE AGUERO.	CIA	03/23/1961
104-10165-10060.pdf	SAMPLE PRESS CLIPPINGS RELATIVE TO VISIT TO MONTEVIDEO.	CIA	03/23/1961
104-10166-10024.pdf	ALLEGED CUBAN PLANS TO SURFACE CIA AGENT, “CONTE”.	CIA	02/12/1975
104-10166-10026.pdf	ALLEGED CUBAN PLANS TO SURFACE CIA AGENT.	CIA	02/05/1975
104-10166-10027.pdf	PHONE CALL TO ( ) MAGNA-1 IN LONDON.	CIA	02/03/1975
104-10166-10038.pdf	MEETING WITH AMCORE-2.	CIA	11/25/1968
104-10166-10059.pdf	CABLE: BUZZ-1, STATION’S PRINCIPAL CA AGENT	CIA	01/04/1962
104-10166-10062.pdf	CABLE: AMCORE-2 BOOK IN HANDS OF PRINTER.	CIA	12/07/1961
104-10166-10083.pdf	LOCAL PRESS CARRIED STATEMENT THAT LUIS CONTE AGUERO HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM FRD COUNCIL.	CIA	02/20/1962
104-10166-10170.pdf	ATTACHMENT TO PRINTING SERVICES REQ.	CIA	04/05/1998
104-10166-10199.pdf	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET.	CIA	03/01/1964
104-10167-10099.pdf	VIEWED FROM WAVE AREA THE JOINT EFFORTS OF AMBUD AND KUBARK TO GIVE AMBUD STATURE.	CIA	04/10/1961
104-10167-10187.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE – BERNARDO G. DE TORRES	CIA	10/25/1972
104-10167-10241.pdf	CABLE RE LETTER FROM MARCOS DIAZ LANZ.	CIA	10/22/1974
104-10167-10355.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE	CIA	10/25/1972
104-10167-10359.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	02/01/1963
104-10167-10367.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	08/24/1962
104-10167-10372.pdf	ON 15 APRIL 1962 A GROUP OF NEO-COMMUNISTS HAD LUNCH WITH DR. GUILLERMO ALONSO PUJOL AT VICTOR BORDON’S HOME.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10168-10447.pdf	BIOGRAPHIC REPORT: VARONA LOREDO, MANUEL A. (DR.)	CIA	02/13/1951
104-10169-10013.pdf	TRANSMITTAL OF LCFLUTTER SUMMARIES.	CIA	05/17/1962
104-10169-10033.pdf	RECEIVED BOOKLET AND LETTER SOLICITING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.	CIA	02/14/1963
104-10169-10034.pdf	JOSE FRANCISCO (RODRIGUEZ) ESPADA FORMER SECGEN UR, NO DELEGATE.	CIA	02/26/1964
104-10169-10035.pdf	ON 5 NOVEMBER 1963, HENRY P REBROLTZ RECEIVED A TELEPHONE CALL.	CIA	11/14/1963
104-10169-10036.pdf	APPRECIATE COOPERATION.	CIA	08/30/1963
104-10169-10037.pdf	SENDING CHECK FOR $1,000.00 WITH CUSTOMERY COVERING LETTER.	CIA	07/02/1963
104-10169-10038.pdf	UR OFFICIALS EXPLAIN IT THEIR UNDERSTANDING THEY TO MAINTAIN REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.	CIA	07/02/1963
104-10169-10039.pdf	APPRECIATE PROMPT ACTION.	CIA	02/16/1963
104-10169-10040.pdf	PROPOSAL OUTLINED PARA 2 AND 3 REF DISCUSSED IN GENERAL.	CIA	11/09/1962
104-10169-10041.pdf	FOLLOWING SUMMARIZES NAUMAN/KARNLEY 6 JULY MEETING.	CIA	07/07/1962
104-10169-10042.pdf	INFO ON CAPABILITIES AND INTENT REF CUBAN GROUPS CONSIDERED WORTHWHILE.	CIA	12/14/1961
104-10169-10043.pdf	IN 6 JULY MEETING SUBJECT CONFIRMED HE MADE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION A-66 PROJECT.	CIA	07/07/1962
104-10169-10044.pdf	IN KARNLEY’S INITIAL MEETING .	CIA	12/07/1961
104-10169-10047.pdf	NOTICE OF NON-DISSEMINATION.	CIA	11/01/1967
104-10169-10052.pdf	DUBOIS, DAVID (CARD).	CIA	03/17/1967
104-10169-10056.pdf	INFORMATION ON SHIRLEY GRAHAM DUBOIS AND HER SON DAVID.	CIA	04/14/1967
104-10169-10058.pdf	INFORMATION ON SHIRELY GRAHAM DUBOIS AND HER SON DAVID.	CIA	04/14/1967
104-10169-10067.pdf	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET: HUDSON INSTITUTE.	CIA	04/23/1966
104-10169-10076.pdf	CABLE RE DAVID DUBOIS VISA.	CIA	04/08/1962
104-10169-10117.pdf	SECRET-RYBAT.	CIA	12/22/1961
104-10169-10120.pdf	DISPATCH: UPHILL QUERY RE AELADLE RELIABILITY.	CIA	09/26/1962
104-10169-10180.pdf	CUBAN EXILES IN VENEZUELA.	CIA	06/29/1961
104-10169-10201.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE, SYLVIA DURAN.	CIA	12/02/1970
104-10169-10202.pdf	DISPATCH : AMOT TRACES ON CUBANS TRAVELING FROM EL SALVADOR DURING PERIOD 08 SEPT – 05 OCT 1964.	CIA	11/17/1964
104-10169-10208.pdf	BILL WOOD, AGENT FOR JIM GARRISON, MAKING INQUIRIES IN DALLAS.	CIA	04/26/1968
104-10169-10227.pdf	HANDWRITTEN NOTE FILES ALL CUBANS, VICTOR EPINOSA HERNANDEZ.	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10169-10255.pdf	CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN CALSADILLA AND CANTILLO AND CALSADILLA AND HOPS/1 CONCERNING AMLASH/3, 13 APRIL 1965	CIA	05/03/1965
104-10169-10280.pdf	PERMISSION TO PUBLISH DOCUMENTS ON HARVEY LEE OSWALD.	CIA	08/20/1964
104-10169-10289.pdf	CABLE: CHECK OF FOREIGN SERVICE BIOGRAPHIC REGISTER	CIA	04/28/1967
104-10169-10340.pdf	REDCAP SHEET COVERING PERIOD, OCTOBER 1953 – AUGUST 1955, ANATOLIY GOLITSYN.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10169-10345.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE, GOLITSIN, ANATOLIY.	CIA	07/29/1955
104-10169-10349.pdf	MVD RESIDENTURA IN VIENNA AS OF FEBRUARY 1954.	CIA	05/03/1954
104-10170-10006.pdf	AMSPILL PROGRESS REPORT.	CIA	01/03/1967
104-10170-10056.pdf	CABLE RE AMSPELL RESISTANCE TO TAKEOVER EFFORTS.	CIA	09/18/1962
104-10170-10068.pdf	INFO RECEIVED ON INSTRUCTIONS TO INFILTRATE AMSPELL	CIA	07/01/1964
104-10170-10076.pdf	AMHINT-2 TO PICK UP RESIDENT VISA.	CIA	05/06/1964
104-10170-10083.pdf	CONTACT ODACID RE SALVAT’S VISA?	CIA	03/17/1964
104-10170-10085.pdf	CABLE RE: AMSPELL REP REQUESTED CLEARANCE	CIA	03/16/1964
104-10170-10097.pdf	REF B IS SOLE RECENT AMSPELL DECLARATION OF ANTI-PBPRIME TONE WHICH HAS COME TO OUR ATTENTION.	CIA	04/12/1963
104-10170-10101.pdf	OPERATIONAL REVISION OF AMSPELL PROJECT.	CIA	02/02/1966
104-10170-10192.pdf	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET	CIA	01/13/1967
104-10170-10468.pdf	MEMO: GARRISON AND THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION GUY PERSAC JOHNSON (201-207873)	CIA	01/01/1968
104-10171-10007.pdf	DISPATCH: COMMENTS ON AMBARB PROGRAM	CIA	08/02/1962
104-10171-10036.pdf	MAY PROGRESS REPORT – AMSPELL	CIA	06/23/1962
104-10171-10037.pdf	APRIL PROGRESS REPORT	CIA	01/04/1962
104-10171-10072.pdf	LETTER FROM CUBAN EXILE IN MEXICO TO PUJOL IN PANAMA.	CIA	05/17/1962
104-10172-10021.pdf	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST FOR HENNING, GE.	CIA	09/12/1977
104-10172-10023.pdf	DOCUMENT SERVICE REQUEST ON HEMMING, GERALD PATRICK.	CIA	09/09/1977
104-10172-10024.pdf	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST AND RESULTS ON HEMMING, GERALD PATRICK.	CIA	09/02/1977
104-10172-10068.pdf	CABLE ALBERTO FERNANDEZ ECHEVARRIA 110 FOOT BOAT TEJANA DUE ARRIVE KEY WEST 11 FEBRUARY.	CIA	02/08/1961
104-10172-10088.pdf	REQUEST COB CABLE DETAILED ACCOUNT BACKGROUND DEALING WITH AMPATRIN.	CIA	06/08/1964
104-10172-10103.pdf	REQUEST COB CABLE DETAILED ACCOUNT BACKGROUND DEALINGS WITH AMPATRIN.	CIA	06/10/1964
104-10172-10127.pdf	PROGRESS REPORT 28 FEBRUARY 1963.	CIA	03/15/1963
104-10172-10131.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	01/24/1963
104-10172-10141.pdf	PROGRESS REPORT 30 SEPTEMBER 1962.	CIA	10/17/1962
104-10172-10158.pdf	INFORMATION REPORT COMMENTS CONCERNING CAPABILITIES AND INFLUENCE OF EFIGENIO AMEJERAS, FORMER CHIEF OF POLICE.	CIA	06/15/1962
104-10172-10160.pdf	INFORMATION REPORT BACKGROUND INFORMATIN ON PELEGRIN TORRAS, UNDERSECRETARY IN THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.	CIA	06/19/1962
104-10172-10161.pdf	INFORMATION REPORT BACKGROUND ON RECENT R ECALL TO CUBA OF RAUL ROA KOURI, AMBASSADOR TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA.	CIA	06/19/1962
104-10172-10175.pdf	CABLE A ACTION PROBABLY HIS EFFORT OBTAIN PART OF MONEY FOR ADAMS KEY OF REF B AND PREVIOUS AS BASE FOR TEJANA AND UR TRAINING.	CIA	12/28/1961
104-10172-10176.pdf	CABLE O/A 15 DEC 1961 REQUESTED $6,000 FROM HQS CONTACT KNOWN TO INGHURST.	CIA	12/19/1961
104-10172-10193.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	06/15/1972
104-10172-10198.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE: AELADLE.	CIA	03/03/1971
104-10172-10203.pdf	SUBJECT; ANATOLIY A. LOBANOV’S INTEREST IN A DEFECTOR.	CIA	10/07/1964
104-10172-10224.pdf	SUBJECT: OPS – FEDOR ALEKSEYEVICH SHCHERBAKOV, BORN 7 NOVEMBER 1918.	CIA	07/18/1963
104-10172-10268.pdf	DO DOCUMENT EXTRACT, GRIGORIY Y. GOLUB.	CIA	11/18/1975
104-10172-10269.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE, GOLUB GRIGORIY YE.	CIA	04/17/1959
104-10172-10275.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE, GRIGORIY GOLUB.	CIA	10/27/1966
104-10172-10277.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE, GRIGORIY GOLUB.	CIA	05/20/1966
104-10172-10281.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE, GRIGORIY GOLUB.	CIA	02/06/1962
104-10172-10295.pdf	CE ASPECTS OF AEPAWXXX/5 CONTACTS WITH GOLUB	CIA	08/20/1959
104-10172-10299.pdf	RECORD OF INTERROGATION – GREGORY DISCUSSED THE STRATEGIC VALUE OF FINLAND.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10172-10300.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE GRIGORIY GOLUB.	CIA	07/24/1959
104-10172-10326.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE, NINA GOLUB.	CIA	08/16/1957
104-10172-10329.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE- PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOVIETS OFFICIALLY STATION IN FINLAND.	CIA	07/26/1957
104-10172-10330.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	07/12/1957
104-10172-10332.pdf	CONTACT REPORT- IVAN SHISHKIN AND GRIGORIY GOLUB ARE VERY ACTIVE INTELLIGENCE OFFIERS.	CIA	04/12/1957
104-10172-10341.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE- I E SERGEYSV.	CIA	12/19/1956
104-10173-10002.pdf	EXTRACTS ABOUT KOSTIKOV.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10173-10052.pdf	CABLE: NO TRACES	CIA	07/11/1959
104-10173-10054.pdf	CABLE: NO TRACES	CIA	07/16/1959
104-10173-10056.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST ODENVY CHECK. NOTE KORENGOLD TRANSLITERATED FROM RUSSIAN	CIA	05/29/1959
104-10173-10059.pdf	CABLE: NO TRACE	CIA	05/25/1959
104-10173-10073.pdf	DISCUSSION OF VISA.	CIA	04/17/1961
104-10173-10074.pdf	LETTER TO KANTOR.	CIA	04/10/1961
104-10173-10083.pdf	MARVIN KANTOR.	CIA	11/02/1961
104-10173-10090.pdf	MARVIN KANTOR.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10173-10092.pdf	CABLE: SUBJECT REF ARR PACY 16 DEC PANAGRA 720.	CIA	12/19/1961
104-10173-10118.pdf	TEL TAP NOTES	CIA	09/08/1963
104-10173-10190.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL TRANSMITTAL OF EVALUATION OF FIELD AGENT AMDENIM-1	CIA	03/16/1965
104-10173-10413.pdf	COPY OF CABLE; TEXT PREVIOUSLY SANITIZED	CIA	07/11/1960
104-10174-10026.pdf	LICOOKY/1.	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10174-10127.pdf	IN CONVERSATION VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ 29 MAR CINRICK LEARNED	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10175-10004.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	12/01/1961
104-10175-10006.pdf	OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP: PER OUR PHONE CONVERSATION	CIA	01/11/1961
104-10175-10011.pdf	DISPATCH: AMUPAS-1	CIA	11/03/1961
104-10175-10013.pdf	CABLE: ON 4 OCT AFRAID-5 REPORTED	CIA	10/05/1961
104-10175-10021.pdf	CALL TO COBB	CIA	11/04/1961
104-10175-10027.pdf	LIHUFF-1 VOL 1	CIA	07/17/1978
104-10175-10028.pdf	APPROVAL/POA RECORD (FORM)	CIA	04/04/1962
104-10175-10035.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	10/25/1962
104-10175-10036.pdf	LTHUFF/1 STATES NEED IS FOR 15,000 PESOS MONTHLY TO CONTINUE PUBLICATION.	CIA	10/19/1962
104-10175-10037.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	10/15/1962
104-10175-10042.pdf	LIHUFF/1 PLANS ARRIVE 14 MAY AS PER REF A.	CIA	05/12/1962
104-10175-10044.pdf	HOBBING UNABLE MEET.	CIA	05/10/1962
104-10175-10047.pdf	DISPATCH: LIHUFF-1/PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL.	CIA	04/17/1962
104-10175-10051.pdf	LIHUFF/1.	CIA	03/02/1962
104-10175-10052.pdf	REQUEST FOR GREEN LIST NAME CHECK.	CIA	03/01/1962
104-10175-10053.pdf	REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION.	CIA	03/01/1962
104-10175-10054.pdf	DISPATCH: LIHUFF/1.	CIA	02/16/1962
104-10175-10055.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	02/13/1962
104-10175-10056.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10175-10057.pdf	COL. DOERFLINGER’S ASKED PERMISSION FOR OUR MEXICO CITY STATION TO USE LIHUFF/1 AS A CUT-OUT IN A STATION OPERATION.	CIA	02/14/1962
104-10175-10058.pdf	TRANSMITTED BY DISPATCH ARE PRQ 1 & 2 FOR LIHUFF/1.	CIA	02/13/1962
104-10175-10059.pdf	REFS INDICATE DEFINITE KUBARK INVOLVEMENT LIHUFFS WHICH REQUIRE PRQ 1 AND 2 AND FIELD TRACES.	CIA	02/07/1962
104-10175-10060.pdf	DISPATCH: REQUEST FOR MEETING WITH MR. ENNO HOBBING.	CIA	01/30/1962
104-10175-10061.pdf	LIHUFF/2 IS ANTI-COMMUNIST, PRO-USA.	CIA	01/18/1962
104-10175-10062.pdf	PLS CABLE IDENTITY LIHUFF AND POUCH PRQ’S.	CIA	01/04/1962
104-10175-10063.pdf	DISPATCH: REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL HELP OF GROUP REPRESENTED BY GPAZURE.	CIA	12/22/1961
104-10175-10064.pdf	DISPATCH: REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL HELP OF GROUP REPRESENTED BY GPAZURE.	CIA	12/19/1961
104-10175-10065.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	07/12/1961
104-10175-10097.pdf	LETTER FROM LINLUCK POSTMARKED AND DATED PARI 1 MAR ARRIVED MEXI DROP ADDRESS 5 MAR.	CIA	03/05/1963
104-10175-10115.pdf	REF A REPORTS TRAVEL TO MEXI OF ESTELLE STASIA SOKOLOWSKA DE MADRIGAL.	CIA	09/07/1962
104-10175-10307.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY-1’S 21 OCT TELEPHONE CALL	CIA	10/21/1963
104-10175-10308.pdf	CABLE: 23 AUG LICOOKY-1 RECEIVED NOTE	CIA	08/27/1963
104-10175-10311.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY SAID 9 APRIL SHE GOT TWENTY BOOKLETS	CIA	04/01/1963
104-10175-10312.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY TURNED OVER TWO COPIES PAMPHLET	CIA	04/03/1963
104-10175-10314.pdf	CABLE: LETTER RECEIVED 2 APRIL	CIA	04/02/1963
104-10175-10315.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY SAID 29 MAR COSTA CONFESSED REASON FOR DELAY	CIA	03/29/1963
104-10175-10316.pdf	CABLE: ACCORDING LICOOKY COSTA AMIC ON 22 MAR GAVE COMPLETE SET FINAL	CIA	03/25/1963
104-10175-10317.pdf	DISPATCH: BOOK AND LECTURE TOUR	CIA	03/12/1963
104-10175-10318.pdf	CABLE: IF DIR DESIRES PARI INVESTIGATE REF MATTER PLS FORWARD TRUE	CIA	03/07/1963
104-10175-10324.pdf	CABLE: STATION BELIEVES AMUPAS-1 SHOULD NOT BE TERMINATED NOW.	CIA	12/08/1961
104-10175-10342.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY ADVANCED SALARY PER REF A VIA INSTRUCTIONS TALK TO	CIA	02/26/1963
104-10175-10343.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY STRANGELY AND INEXPLICABLY RELUCTANT ADVISE LINLUCK OF	CIA	02/19/1963
104-10175-10352.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY 9 OCT REPORTED	CIA	10/11/1962
104-10175-10367.pdf	CABLE: “LTR TO AMER FRIENDS” ORIGINALLY PLANNED AS PART.	CIA	08/10/1962
104-10175-10372.pdf	CABLE: LICOOKY ON RETURN 7 APR TOLD OF HER INTERVIEWS WITH DELESSEPS	CIA	04/13/1962
104-10175-10374.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST HQS RECONSIDER REF A GUIDANCE FOLLOWING REASONS	CIA	04/05/1962
104-10177-10041.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE: MIRABAL, ALFREDO DIAZ.	CIA	05/28/1976
104-10177-10048.pdf	ALFREDO MIRABAL DIAZ. MET UNDER CLANDESTINE CIRCUMSTANCES.	CIA	07/23/1964
104-10177-10057.pdf	OSWALD CASE.	CIA	12/05/1965
104-10177-10059.pdf	PRUSAKOVA, LYUDMILA NIKOLAEVNA.	CIA	05/12/1960
104-10177-10157.pdf	WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORGAN INTERNAL SECURITY – CUBA.	CIA	03/15/1960
104-10177-10243.pdf	FYI AFTERNOON 13 FEB LOCAL FBI CONTACTED STATION TO INFORM THAT THEIR HQS HAD IDENTIFIED FINGERPRINTS.	CIA	02/13/1968
104-10177-10258.pdf	SHEET OF SUMMARY INFO ON MORALES.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10178-10008A.pdf	LIST OF CARDS ON RAMIREZ, ARTULIO	CIA	01/01/1957
104-10178-10034A.pdf	FORM: DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE	CIA	09/24/1969
104-10178-10037A.pdf	MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HQ BY HSCA: POSADA, LUIS CLEMENTE CARRILES	CIA	08/15/1978
104-10178-10108A.pdf	CABLE- NO INDICATION WEST BERLIN POLICE RECORDS THAT SUBJECT IS OR EVER WAS IN BERLIN.	CIA	04/26/1968
104-10178-10446A.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT	CIA	12/01/1969
104-10179-10043A.pdf	DISPATCH- JORGE SOTUS ROMERO	CIA	01/17/1961
104-10179-10044A.pdf	MANUEL RAY’S PLANS FOR THE FUTURE.	CIA	01/17/1961
104-10179-10045A.pdf	MRP QUERIED RE KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJ REFS.	CIA	12/31/1960
104-10179-10047A.pdf	FINAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO EXFILTRATE.	CIA	12/30/1960
104-10179-10049A.pdf	SUBJ REF OR HIS ALLEGED GROUP NOT INVOLVED IN EXFILTRATION OF SOTUS WHICH HANDLED ENTIRELY BY HAVA STATION ASSETS.	CIA	12/28/1960
104-10179-10057A.pdf	( ) AND TWO ASSISTANTS TURNED OVER TO AMBANG-2 WHO HAS ARRANGED SAFE HOUSE.	CIA	12/17/1960
104-10179-10061A.pdf	MIRO CARDONA TO DEPART FOR PUERTO RICO AND THE WITHDRAW FROM POLITICAL ACTIVITY/CONFLICTS WITHIN THE MRP.	CIA	12/22/1960
104-10179-10063A.pdf	RESPONSE TO GREEN LIST REQUEST NO. 104591.	CIA	09/23/1960
104-10179-10068A.pdf	CABLE RE: FAMILY WILL GO CARACAS AS ALTERNATE LOCATION.	CIA	09/27/1960
104-10179-10077A.pdf	CONTACT REPORT: ??? MEETING WITH RAUL CHIBAS	CIA	09/13/1960
104-10179-10095A.pdf	CABLE-DIFFICULTIES CONFRONTING CCF IN ERROR IN MOUNTING CAMPAIGN.	CIA	05/12/1961
104-10179-10118A.pdf	CABLE RE: WITHHOLDING ACTION ON REF UNTIL RETURN OF	CIA	06/12/1962
104-10179-10142A.pdf	CABLE- THE PUENTE BLANCO BROTHERS HAVE BEEN UNDER SOME SUSPICION SINCE THEIR ARRIVAL IN PACY FOLLOWING THEIR RELEASE FROM CUBAN PRISON.	CIA	02/22/1964
104-10179-10146A.pdf	CABLE- FOLLOWING INFO OBTAINED FR VISIT SUBJECT REF A TO VENEZUELA.	CIA	02/20/1964
104-10179-10155A.pdf	CABLE REFJUAN 0644.	CIA	07/13/1962
104-10179-10156A.pdf	MANOLO RAY RIVERLO.	CIA	07/12/1962
104-10179-10159A.pdf	FIGUERES PROBABLY WOULD WORK WITH MANOLO RAY.	CIA	07/10/1962
104-10179-10161A.pdf	REPORTS NO SUCCESS OBTAINING EVIDENCE THAT BETANCOURT SUPPORTING MANOLO RAY.	CIA	07/03/1962
104-10179-10172A.pdf	PER REF C, THERE NO GREAT INTEREST IN DOING MORE THAN ESTABLISHING CABRERA PLANS.	CIA	09/19/1963
104-10179-10194A.pdf	CABLE RE: ON 27 MAR, AMTAUP-2 HELD CONVERSATIONS WITH CARLOS (ZARRAGA) MARTINEZ	CIA	04/07/1964
104-10179-10196A.pdf	CABLE RE: FERMIN ALVAREZ SILVA TOLD	CIA	03/31/1964
104-10179-10198A.pdf	CABLE RE: AT LAST MOMENT DECIDED TO POSTPONE WAVE TRIP, STILL IN CARA	CIA	03/24/1964
104-10179-10199A.pdf	CABLE RE: CONTACTED 21 MARCH BY AMVANG/1 IN CARA AND INVITED ON BEHALF AMBANG/1 TO ATTEND	CIA	03/23/1964
104-10179-10203A.pdf	CABLE RE: ACTIVITIES OF MANUEL RAY REVERO, HEAD OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY JUNTA IN VENEZUELA	CIA	03/06/1964
104-10179-10210A.pdf	BELIEVES ARREST OF MEMBERS OF GROUP WHO HELPED HIM CARRY OUT SAB ASSIGNMENT.	CIA	06/12/1964
104-10179-10214A.pdf	EDEL (MONTIEL), SANTIAGO (RIOS) ANDVICENTE (LNU), MEMBER OF JURE AND REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN THE ADVANCE GROUP INTO CUBA FOR MANUEL (RAY), RECEIVING SPECIAL TRAINING AT A RANCH IN PUERTO RICO FOR THE PAST TWO OR THREE MONTHS.	CIA	06/15/1964
104-10179-10234A.pdf	SUBJECT – HUBER MATOS	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10180-10001A.pdf	DISPATCH: BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON MOHAMMED REGGAB	CIA	03/17/1964
104-10180-10002A.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE FOR REGGAB, MOHAMMED	CIA	01/01/1963
104-10180-10103.pdf	CABLE RE: ODACID REQUESTS FOLLOWING BE PASSED TO AMBASSADOR	CIA	11/12/1964
104-10180-10113A.pdf	MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HSCA STAFF MEMBERS	CIA	08/26/1978
104-10180-10114A.pdf	DISPATCH- OPERATIONAL/KUTUBE	CIA	08/26/1961
104-10180-10115A.pdf	CABLE-COVER FOR STATUS AND ACTION PROBLEM FOR BOTH.	CIA	08/24/1961
104-10180-10123A.pdf	CABLE-===== HAS INQUIRED IF A POUCH CONTAINING A LONG INTEL AND OP REPORT.	CIA	08/02/1961
104-10180-10127A.pdf	CABLE-ON ARRIVAL AMRYE-1 AND ===== THEY SHOULD CHECK IN ANY HOTEL NEAR CORAL GABLES.	CIA	07/20/1961
104-10180-10140A.pdf	CABLE-REQUIRE SW MATERIALS OF SIMPLE EASY TO USE TYPE SOONEST FOR AMPALP-1, AMPAN-2 AND =====.	CIA	06/17/1960
104-10180-10146A.pdf	MEMO-ATTACHED FOR YOUR RETENTION IS ONE COPY OF A COMPLETED FORM PRQ PART II ON SUBJECT.	CIA	05/25/1960
104-10180-10153A.pdf	DISPATCH-OPERATIONAL SUBJECT OF REFERENCE-SUBJECT OF THE REFERENCED DISPATCH HAS A GOOD EDUCATIONAL AND LINGUISTIC BACKGROUND.	CIA	02/17/1960
104-10180-10154A.pdf	DISPATCH-THE FOLLOWING IS A BRIEF BIOGRAPHIC SKETCH ON SUBJECT WHO IS A NATURALIZED AMERICAN CITIZEN.	CIA	02/09/1960
104-10180-10164A.pdf	SW MESSAGE FROM AMOT-34 SAID HE TALKED TO ==== AND TOLD HIM RE HIS PLIGHT OF HAVING TO CACHE HIS W/T SET.	CIA	05/17/1961
104-10180-10167A.pdf	FOLLOWING MESSAGE RECEIVED.	CIA	04/13/1961
104-10180-10172A.pdf	EVALUATION SHEET-ARMS DEPOTS AND RADAR IN HABANA PROVINCE; MILITARY CONSTRUCTION IN ORIENTE PROVINCE.	CIA	06/13/1961
104-10181-10001A.pdf	CHRONOLOGIC HISTORY OF ORESTES GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ	CIA	11/01/1976
104-10181-10101A.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE-MANUEL VEGA PEREZ.	CIA	05/28/1976
104-10181-10104A.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE-VEGA PEREZ, MANUEL E.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10182-10005A.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	06/27/1961
104-10182-10059A.pdf	SUBJECT: WIROGUE/1	CIA	03/14/1975
104-10182-10104A.pdf	CABLE-TONY VARONA SAW PRESIDENT RIVERA 21 AUG AND MADE FAVORABLE IMPRESSION PER RIVERA CONVERSATION WITH AMBASSADOR WILLIAMS 22 AUG.	CIA	08/24/1962
104-10183-10050A.pdf	MEMO FOR THE FILES, AMBASSADOR MANN WAS GIVEN TWO PHOTOSTATIC COPIS OF THE ATTACHED LETTER THREATENING AMB MANN.	CIA	11/08/1962
104-10183-10104A.pdf	CABLE RE: AT THE REQUEST OF AMBASSADOR MANN COS SAW	CIA	11/21/1961
104-10183-10105A.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	10/16/1961
104-10183-10215A.pdf	MEMO:COVER LETTERS FOR SW TO AND FROM AMLASH/1-DISCUSSION BETWEEN NESTOR SANCHEZ AND AMWHIP/1	CIA	06/15/1964
104-10183-10218A.pdf	CABLE:AT 24 MAY MEET SUBJ REPORTED FOLL ITEM WHICH DO NOT WISH	CIA	05/27/1964
104-10183-10254A.pdf	LETTER: IN SPANISH	CIA	02/25/1964
104-10183-10263A.pdf	CABLE RE: FLUTTERED AFTERNOON 26 SEPTEMBER, RESULTS SATISFACTORY	CIA	09/27/1964
104-10183-10332A.pdf	DISPATCH: COPIES OF DEBRIEFING OF AMMUG/1.	CIA	12/27/1966
104-10183-10340A.pdf	DISPATCH: DEBRIEFING OF AMMUG-1’S WIFE.	CIA	05/17/1965
104-10183-10375A.pdf	FILE CARDS ON MIGUEL DIAZ.	CIA	08/09/1957
104-10183-10418A.pdf	MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: TELEPHONE CONVERSATION WITH AMWHIP/1 ON 18 AUGUST 1965	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10185-10011A.pdf	ALTMAN MET MANKEL.	CIA	01/01/1960
104-10185-10012A.pdf	QJWIN HAS CULTIVATED PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH IDEN A WHO AGREED TO SMUGGLE INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS FOR HIM TO ITALY.	CIA	12/08/1960
104-10185-10060A.pdf	CABLE- QJWIN HAS CULTIVATED CLOSE PERSONAL RELATIONSHIHP WITH IDEN A WHO AGREED SMUGGLE INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS FOR HIM TO ITALY.	CIA	12/08/1960
104-10185-10070A.pdf	CABLE- REF REQUESTED INFO. SCHWELER MEISENWERE, MUELLER AND COMPANY NOT MENTIONED.	CIA	11/03/1960
104-10185-10072.pdf	FILE NOTES, JACQUES SANTELLI.	CIA	01/01/1954
104-10185-10073.pdf	CABLE- SORRY UNABLE LOCATE DOCUMENT, NO TRACES FIRM MENTIONED REF.	CIA	11/03/1960
104-10185-10075.pdf	CABLE- ALTMAN MET MANKEL ON 2 NOV.	CIA	11/02/1960
104-10185-10078.pdf	CABLE- SUBJECT NOW PARIS, POSSIBILITY WILL CONTACT JOUVENOY 29 OCTOBER.	CIA	10/27/1960
104-10185-10079.pdf	CABLE- OLIVER B. ALTMAN, INDEN FOLLOWS, WOULD LIKE MEET MANKEL FRAN 30 OCTOBER.	CIA	10/26/1960
104-10185-10081.pdf	CABLE- FOR RABLEY MANKEL AVAILABLE	CIA	10/17/1960
104-10185-10194.pdf	CABLE:RAYNOCK, WHO RETURNING WAVE 30 OCT, WILL ADVISE RESULTS MEETING	CIA	11/01/1964
104-10185-10242.pdf	CABLE:PLS ADVISE WHICH REPORTS REF GIVEN ( ) SO THAT	CIA	06/30/1964
104-10185-10257.pdf	DISPATCH:SERIAL NUMBERS OF FUNDS RETAINED BY ( ).	CIA	05/01/1964
104-10185-10428.pdf	DISPATCH: ADMINISTRATIVE/FINANCE – QJWIN.	CIA	09/30/1963
104-10187-10160.pdf	CABLE- TRACES SUBJECT FORWARDED BLEN RIOD IN REF C.	CIA	08/13/1964
104-10187-10161.pdf	CABLE- NO TRACES SUBJECT OR RODRIGUEZ STN FILES.	CIA	08/13/1964
104-10187-10162.pdf	CABLE- NO FURTHER REQUIREMENTS THAN PARA 3 IN REF B AND C.	CIA	08/03/1964
104-10187-10163.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	08/27/1964
104-10187-10164.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	08/01/1964
104-10187-10182.pdf	CABLE: TRACES SUBJ FORWARDED BLE	CIA	08/03/1964
104-10188-10163.pdf	LIFEAT-REPORT PROCESSING RECORDS-VARIOUS DATES IN 1963.	CIA	01/01/1963
104-10188-10164.pdf	CABLE-PERTINENT TO HQS SOURCE EVAL CARD SENT TO STATION ON.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10188-10415.pdf	DISPATCH:OPERATIONAL-REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON RADIO BEACON SYSTEM.	CIA	10/09/1963
104-10188-10419.pdf	MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HQS BY HSCA STAFF MEMBERS-DEVELOPMENT AND PLANS.	CIA	06/28/1978
104-10189-10021.pdf	GARRISON INVESTIGATION OF KENNEDY ASSASSINATION: FRANCISCO ANTONIO BARTES.	CIA	11/20/1967
104-10189-10461.pdf	GARRISON AND THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION.	CIA	06/05/1968
104-10192-10078.pdf	DISPATCH: SUBJECT — IDENTIFICATION OF MDC PERSONNEL	CIA	06/03/1964
104-10192-10123.pdf	CABLE RE: FERMIN ALVAREZ SILVA TOLD	CIA	03/31/1964
104-10192-10125.pdf	CABLE RE: ACTIVITIES OF MANUEL RAY REVERO, HEAD OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY JUNTA IN VENEZUELA	CIA	03/06/1964
104-10192-10138.pdf	CABLE RE: EDUARDO HERNANDEZ, AKA TUAYO, TOLD	CIA	10/27/1964
104-10192-10203.pdf	CABLE RE: 1. THE CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT (MDC) HAS PRESENTED JMWAVE WITH RECEIPTED BILLS	CIA	06/06/1961
104-10192-10204.pdf	CABLE RE: 48. MARCOS HAS BEEN SEPARATED (DOS) FROM HIS GROUP. MRP LEADER IS REYNOLD	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10192-10213.pdf	SUBJECT: NEW PLAN OF MANUEL RAY, LEADER OF JURE, TO ENTER CUBA.	CIA	07/29/1949
104-10192-10238.pdf	AMCALL-1, WHO HAD ORIGINALLY PLANNED GO MEXI SELL AMHAWK AND AMWAIL ON INTEGRATION OF ADR INTO AMCIGAR, UNABLE TRAVEL MEXI DUE LACK OF MEXI VISA.	CIA	09/07/1960
104-10192-10244.pdf	THROUGH AMPAN-2 JOSE PEPE DUARE CROPESA HAS SENT URGENT WORD THAT HE, MANUEL RAY AND DAVID SALVADOR WOULD LIKE MEET WITH OLIEN.	CIA	08/15/1960
104-10192-10248.pdf	CABLE AND INFORMATION REPORT: SUBJECT – 1. UNIFICATION OF THE MRP WITH THE ALPHA 66 AND THE SFNE. 2. POSSIBLE ACTION IN CUBA BY ALPHA 66 AND SFNE	CIA	04/14/1963
104-10192-10258.pdf	CABLE RE: FOLLOWING SUMMARIZES NAUMAN 6 JULY MEETING	CIA	07/07/1962
104-10192-10260.pdf	CABLE RE: SUBJECT – IS GENERALLY FAVORABLE TO MANOLO RAY, BUT NO FURTHER INFORMATION	CIA	06/25/1962
104-10192-10261.pdf	CABLE RE: WITHHOLDING ACTION ON REF UNTIL RETURN OF	CIA	06/12/1962
104-10192-10272.pdf	CABLE: IN INITIAL MEETING 5 DEC WITH	CIA	12/07/1961
104-10192-10273.pdf	CABLE: CIABBEY IN CONTACT, PRESENTLY OUT OF CONTACT	CIA	12/05/1961
104-10192-10274.pdf	REPORT: OUR EMBASSY IN HAVANA HAS NOW FORWARDED THE ATTACHED TRANSLATION	CIA	01/27/1961
104-10192-10280.pdf	CABLE:SITREP ON AFFILIATES POSITIONS ON AMBUD:	CIA	11/09/1961
104-10192-10281.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	11/08/1961
104-10192-10285.pdf	CABLE:FOLL INFO OBTAINED CARLOS BANDIN AKA LAZARO DURING DEBRIEFING 17	CIA	10/20/1961
104-10192-10287.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	10/05/1961
104-10192-10314.pdf	FINANCIAL BACKING AND AGREEMENTS OF THE MRP-ALPHA 66-SFNE ALLIANCE	CIA	05/12/1964
104-10192-10319.pdf	GIST REF A PASSED TO (CRYPT) 5 APRIL.	CIA	04/21/1964
104-10192-10323.pdf	POSSIBLE SIGNS INDICATING THAT ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO MAY SOON IMPLEMENT PLAN OMEGA	CIA	04/22/1964
104-10192-10327.pdf	CABLE: ADVISE YOUR ACTION PER REF. HQS UNDERSTANDS CISNEROS	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10192-10366.pdf	CABLE: ALLIANCE DIRETORATE MEETING SCHEDULED FOR 27-29 MARCH 64	CIA	03/27/1964
104-10195-10080.pdf	CABLE: MEXICO ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWS ARTICLE BY ROBERT S.	CIA	03/03/1967
104-10195-10251.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
104-10195-10256.pdf	CABLE: INFORMATION ON SYLVIA DURAN	CIA	11/25/1963
104-10196-10357.pdf	DISPATACH: OPERATIONAL- – PASSPORT OF CZECH NATIONAL	CIA	10/31/1963
104-10209-10001.pdf	MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT – HARVEY LEE OSWALD	CIA	04/05/1972
104-10209-10043.pdf	DISPATCH: TRANSMITTED UNDER SEPARATE COVER AS ATTACHMENT	CIA	01/02/1964
104-10209-10044.pdf	DISPATCH: TRANSMITTED UNDER SEPARATE COVER (ATTACHMENT A) ARE LISTS OF HIRES AND TERMINATIONS OF PERSONNEL.	CIA	07/02/1969
104-10209-10295.pdf	LIST OF DOCUMENTS WITH NAME OSWALD.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10211-10012.pdf	CABLE RE: ENVELOPES RECEIVED	CIA	12/02/1963
104-10211-10043.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL – -JAROSLAW KUCHVALES (201-6929)	CIA	10/31/1963
104-10211-10044.pdf	DISPATCH: PROCESSING OF TRAVEL INFORMATION	CIA	10/18/1963
104-10211-10087.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL () PRQ PART II	CIA	11/01/1963
104-10211-10089.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL MONTHLY REPORT ON CZECH EMBASSY AND TRADE MISSION IN MEXICO	CIA	11/07/1963
104-10211-10104.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL/ LCFLUTTER OF LIMOTOR-22	CIA	11/05/1963
104-10211-10118.pdf	DISPATCH: CUBAN “IDENTIFICATION ” OF KUBARK AGENT	CIA	11/06/1963
104-10211-10160.pdf	DISPATCH: CONTACT REPORT – -MEETINGS WITH ( )	CIA	11/15/1963
104-10211-10171.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL / AMELBOW-1	CIA	11/21/1963
104-10211-10247.pdf	CABLE: AT 3 DECEMBER MEETING, ( ) ENCOURAGED BECAUSE BRAZIL	CIA	12/04/1963
104-10211-10262.pdf	CABLE: LITEMPO REQUESTED 3 DECEMBER SEND TELEGRAM MEXI CONSUL HABANA	CIA	12/04/1963
104-10211-10311.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL DISCUSSION OF A TARGET	CIA	10/14/1963
104-10211-10318.pdf	DISPATCH: TRACES ON A CZECH EMBASSY OFFICIAL IN MEXICO CITY	CIA	09/27/1963
104-10211-10322.pdf	DISPATCH: MEETING WITH AN ASSET	CIA	10/22/1963
104-10211-10324.pdf	DISPATCH: EVALUTION OF A TRAINEE	CIA	11/06/1963
104-10211-10366.pdf	DISPATCH: MEETING ON 17 OCTOBER 1963	CIA	11/07/1963
104-10211-10370.pdf	DISPATCH: RESPONSE TO STATION INQUIRY ABOUT INFORMATION ON AN INDEX CARD	CIA	11/12/1963
104-10211-10376.pdf	DISPATCH: FORWARDED A REPORT FOR STATION INFORMATION	CIA	11/06/1963
104-10211-10391.pdf	DISPATCH: QUERY ON WHETHER ASSET IS STILL IN CONTACT WITH HIS SOVIET CASE OFFICER	CIA	11/12/1963
104-10211-10396.pdf	DISPATCH: WORKING WITH LAZARO CARDENAS IN MEXICO ON HIS PHD. THESIS.	CIA	11/06/1963
104-10211-10410.pdf	DISPATCH: MEXICANS IN THE SOVIET UNION FOR TRAINING	CIA	11/22/1963
104-10211-10418.pdf	DISPATCH: PROCESSING OF TRAVEL INFORMATION	CIA	11/21/1963
104-10211-10419.pdf	DISPATCH: LITERACY SEMINAR	CIA	01/19/1963
104-10211-10421.pdf	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL CONTACT WITH AN ASSET	CIA	11/29/1963
104-10213-10015.pdf	MEMORANDUM: SUBJECT – “ANGELO”	CIA	07/14/1978
104-10213-10256.pdf	AMTRUNK OPERATION	CIA	04/25/1977
104-10213-10257.pdf	CABLE: CALL FROM WIFE IN HAVANA REGARDING HER MEETING WITH CASTRO.	CIA	09/18/1963
104-10213-10378.pdf	CABLE: REPORTS SUBJ TRIED ARRANGE TRAVEL HAVA TO CLEAR HERSELF BUT AMBASSADOR RECEIVED CABLE SHE NOT WANTED IN CUBA	CIA	01/03/1964
104-10213-10379.pdf	CABLE: TERESA PROENZA WAS SUMMARILY FIRED FROM HER JOB AS RESULT OPEN CABLE FROM FOMIN RAUL ROA	CIA	01/02/1964
104-10215-10019.pdf	ODENVY INITIATED MEET WITH MEXI.	CIA	07/13/1963
104-10215-10020.pdf	ODENVY JUST REVEALED THEIR SOURCE.	CIA	06/10/1963
104-10215-10032.pdf	COVER SHEET AND FIELD INFORMATION REPORT	CIA	11/22/1963
104-10215-10033.pdf	DISPATCH: SUBJECT – OPERATIONAL – KUTUBE MEDICAL CONFERENCE IN LA PAZ	CIA	07/10/1963
104-10215-10086.pdf	CABLE: SUBJ REF A NEVER APPEARED UNEF MTG SO LEAD FIZZLED	CIA	07/11/1962
104-10215-10196.pdf	CABLE:REF PARA ONE REF GROWERY ACQUIRED FOLL ADDRESS FROM AMWHIP: VIRGINIA SECADES, CALLE 38 NO. 122, ESQ. AVE ZOOLOGICO.	CIA	02/07/1963
104-10215-10217.pdf	CABLE:( ) STATES WILL TRY ASSIST WITH SPANISH NATIONAL HOWEVER	CIA	12/28/1963
104-10215-10221.pdf	DISPATCH:AMTRUNK PROGRESS REPORT, PERIOD 1-30 NOVEMBER 1963	CIA	12/17/1963
104-10215-10243.pdf	CABLE:IF LOND/(WITHHELD) PLANNING SUFFICIENTLY ADVANCED INDICATE	CIA	10/09/1963
104-10216-10087.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE	CIA	06/28/1957
104-10216-10098.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE	CIA	01/10/1958
104-10216-10175.pdf	CONTACT REPORT: TO DEBRIEF AMWHIP/1 AFTER HIS RECENT TRIP TO EUROPE, ESPECIALLY THE PARIS ASPECT OF THE TRIP.	CIA	06/05/1964
104-10216-10201.pdf	DEBRIEFING OF MOFIF-6	CIA	09/22/1964
104-10216-10204.pdf	CABLE: FYI, BEFORE DEPARTING GRIP-1 REPORTED NEW PHONE NUMBER FOR	CIA	08/17/1964
104-10216-10206.pdf	DISPATCH: TRANSMISSION OF S/W MESSAGES TO AND FROM AMTRUNK NETWORK	CIA	08/17/1964
104-10216-10382.pdf	FORM 867: DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE ON CUBELA, ROLANDO SECADES	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10216-10410.pdf	FORM 867 DOCUMENT TRANSER AND CROSS REFERENCE ON AMLASH/1/	CIA	06/16/1965
104-10217-10010.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE ON GARANIN, FEDOR ALEKSEEVICH.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10012.pdf	GARANIN, FEDOR ALEKSEYEVICH.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10013.pdf	GARANIN, FEDOR ALEKSEYEVICH.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10014.pdf	UNREADABLE DOCUMENT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10015.pdf	GARANIN, FEDOR ALEKSEYEVICH.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10016.pdf	GARANIN, FEDOR ALEKSEYEVICH.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10017.pdf	CHRONOLOGY.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10018.pdf	GARANIN, FEDOR ALEKSEYEVICH.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10019.pdf	GARANIN #2 CHRONOLOGY.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10021.pdf	DISPATCH: ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO.	CIA	04/20/1961
104-10217-10045.pdf	VECIANA LEFT SJAN ABRUPTLY FOR MIAMI PRESUMABLY TAKE CHARGE FINAL STAGES PREPARATION OF NEXT ALPHA-66 OPERATION WHICH EXPECTED BETWEEN 9 AND 11 OCTOBER.	CIA	10/05/1962
104-10217-10047.pdf	STRIXE EXPECTED.	CIA	09/10/1962
104-10217-10066.pdf	CABLE RE: AMCALL-1, WHO HAD ORIGINALLY PLANNED GO MEXI SELL AMHAWK AND AMWAIL ON INTEGRATION	CIA	09/07/1960
104-10217-10114.pdf	CABLE RE: MRS TERESITA GONZALEZ, WIFE OF REINOL GONZALEZ Y GONZALEZ, ENCLOSED A NOTE WITH HER MAY PAYMENT	CIA	06/13/1969
104-10217-10115.pdf	CABLE RE: TERESITA GONZALEZ DID NOT ASSUME THAT SHE COULD CONTACT	CIA	06/18/1969
104-10217-10118.pdf	SUBJECT: AUTHORIZATION TO PAY MEDICAL BILLS.	CIA	07/03/1979
104-10217-10124.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE: GONZALEZ GONZALEZ, RENOL.	CIA	08/24/1971
104-10217-10126.pdf	SUBJECT NOTIFIED YEVON $68,450.00 RECEIVED REF ACCOUNT 20 AUGUST.	CIA	08/20/1971
104-10217-10128.pdf	EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10191.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE: GIBSON, RICHARD.	CIA	10/20/1964
104-10217-10193.pdf	DISPATCH: ZIBET/OPERATIONAL JOHN HOLNESS	CIA	06/23/1964
104-10217-10199.pdf	FOR INFO RE GIBSON’S CONNECTION WITH LEE HARVEY OSWALD.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10217-10202.pdf	KOBIRD	CIA	10/07/1963
104-10217-10208.pdf	ESBA 12659 EN ROUTE DIR AND GNVA TRANSMITS QUERY SAME SUBJECT.	CIA	08/10/1963
104-10218-10051.pdf	FORWARDED INFORMATION CONCERNING CONTACTS OR CONNECTIONS LEONOV MAY HAVE WITH GUATEMALANS.	CIA	11/22/1967
104-10218-10052.pdf	DISPATCH-ATTACHED IS AN SPR ON SUBJECT-NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV.	CIA	10/18/1967
104-10218-10054.pdf	DISPATCH NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV.	CIA	10/05/1967
104-10218-10057.pdf	DISPATCH-CONTACTS BETWEEN THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO AND LATIN AMERICAN COMMUNIST PARTIES.	CIA	06/13/1967
104-10218-10078.pdf	FORMS: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW AND INSTRUCTION SHEET: LICOOKY/1	CIA	07/24/1964
104-10218-10085.pdf	CABLE:HQS FULLY SHARES MEXI CONCERN OVER LICOOKY	CIA	05/05/1964
104-10218-10087.pdf	CABLE:ACCORDING LICOOKY-1 SUBJ OF REF RETURNED MEXI	CIA	05/14/1964
104-10218-10090.pdf	CABLE:ON 16 NOV LICOOKY/1 VISITED MAJOR ALFONSO PRERA	CIA	11/19/1963
104-10218-10098.pdf	CABLE:NOW ON VERY FRIENDLY TERMS AMUPAS/1, REPORTED SHE	CIA	11/10/1961
104-10218-10109.pdf	MISCELLANEOUS FBI AND DOJ REPORTS ON GERALD PATRICK HEMMING AND ROY EMORY HARGRAVES, INTERNAL SECURITY-CUBA.	CIA	09/21/1970
104-10218-10112.pdf	MEMO: RE: INTERCONTINENTAL PENETRATION FORCES	CIA	06/28/1961
104-10218-10303.pdf	CABLE: GREATLY APPRECIATE REF REPORT RE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT	CIA	06/01/1978
104-10218-10304.pdf	ALLEGED PLOT TO ASSASSINATE COLONEL CESAR QUINTEROS, CHIEF OF GUATEMALAN SECURITY	CIA	07/01/1978
104-10218-10305.pdf	CABLE: JORGE ANTONIO ZIMERI SAFIE AND GERALD PATRICK HEMMING	CIA	06/15/1976
104-10218-10308.pdf	CABLE: PASSED STATION WRITTEN REPORT (MLN INVOLVED WITH ZIMERI IN PLOT TO ASSASSINATE LAUGERUD).	CIA	06/08/1976
104-10219-10011.pdf	MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HQERS BY HSCA STAFF MEMBERS:50-6-105/3.	CIA	03/07/1963
104-10219-10029.pdf	MODERN AIR TRANSPORT INC (CLOSED).	CIA	06/13/1972
104-10219-10088.pdf	INFORMATION REPORT:FORMER NSA EMPLOYEES, WILLIAM H. MARTIN AND BERNON F. MITCHELL	CIA	11/05/1964
104-10219-10104.pdf	CABLE:REQUEST FULL TRACES INCLUDING ITENERARY, CONTACTS	CIA	01/29/1962
104-10219-10132.pdf	FOLL RECEIVED JUNE 61 FROM SOURCE OF UNKNOWN RELIABILITY.	CIA	09/05/1961
104-10219-10137.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST STATION AND DISCREET TRACES NICOLAS GEORGES DAMASCUS.	CIA	06/29/1961
104-10219-10140.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST STATION TRACES PLUS ANY AVAILABLE INFO CURRENT WHEREABOUTS NICOLAS GEORGES DAMASCUS.	CIA	06/14/1961
104-10219-10141.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST STATION TRACES NICOLAS GEORGES DAMASCUS.	CIA	06/14/1961
104-10220-10051.pdf	BIO ON ORESTES GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ.	CIA	11/01/1976
104-10220-10054.pdf	JACK RUBENSTEIN VISITED ISRAEL	CIA	12/02/1963
104-10220-10057.pdf	FORM:REVIEW OF 201 FILE ON U.S. CITIZEN.	CIA	01/01/1975
104-10220-10063.pdf	CABLE: PEDROSA, A., DEPT FOR CONUS ON 22 OCTOBER VIA PAA.	CIA	10/21/1964
104-10220-10064.pdf	CABLE: IS PEDROSO RETURN PRIOR END OF CONTRACT RESIGNATION OR	CIA	10/22/1964
104-10220-10072.pdf	FORM:DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERNCE-PINO MACHADO, QUINTIN, CAPT.	CIA	03/02/1966
104-10220-10073.pdf	FORM:DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERNCE-PINO MACHADO, QUINTIN, CAPT.	CIA	11/28/1967
104-10220-10078.pdf	FIELD INFORMATION REPORT:RESIGNATION OF QUINTIN PINO MACHADO, CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO HUNGARY	CIA	04/30/1963
104-10220-10092.pdf	CABLE- ORLAND PUENTE PEREZ VISITED BOGOTA FROM 20-24 OCTOBER.	CIA	10/30/1963
104-10220-10093.pdf	CABLE- ORLANDO PUENTE PEREZ ACCOMPANIED DUPINO LATE SEPT MISSION TO VENEZUELA.	CIA	10/24/1963
104-10220-10104.pdf	INFORMATION REPORT SUPPORT OF LUIS SOMOZA FOR MILITARY PLAN OF CARLOS PRIO SOCARRAS TO LIBERATE CUBA.	CIA	10/31/1963
104-10220-10105.pdf	INFORMATION REPORT VIEWS OF CARLOS PRIO SOCARRAS ON THE STATUS OF HIS MILITARY PLANS TO LIBERATE CUBA.	CIA	10/07/1963
104-10220-10108.pdf	INFORMATION REPORT, STATEMENTS OF A VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL CONCERNING THE MEETNG BETWEEN BETANCOURT AND FORMER CUBAN PRESIDENT PRIO SOCARRAS WAS IN FAVOR OF PRIO’S NEW CUBAN EXILE GROUP.	CIA	09/20/1963
104-10220-10188.pdf	CABLE: BELIEVE BEST (WITHHELD)	CIA	12/12/1962
104-10220-10198.pdf	DISPATCH- HAS BEEN ACTIVELY AND PROFITABLY ENGAGED IN VARIOUS STATION ACTIVITIES SINCE EARLY 1962.	CIA	11/14/1962
104-10220-10208.pdf	REF OPERATION BEING HANDLED BY TWO ASSETS SELECTED BY SUBJECT.	CIA	10/02/1962
104-10220-10230.pdf	FORM: DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE: BEST PBRUMEN SOURCES	CIA	04/06/1962
104-10220-10235.pdf	DISPATCH: STATION PLAN FOR EXPLOITING CUBAN STUDENTS IN PARIS.	CIA	03/21/1962
104-10220-10236.pdf	SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT A TO OFPA – 68357.	CIA	01/01/1963
104-10220-10280.pdf	DISPATCH: IGNACIO RASCO BERMUDEZ – PERSONALITY	CIA	11/29/1963
104-10220-10289.pdf	DISPATCH: JOSE IGNACIO RASCO BERMUDEZ	CIA	10/23/1961
104-10220-10300.pdf	CABLE: CALL THAT FERNANDEZ CLAIMING HAS NOT YET RECEIVED VISA	CIA	02/22/1961
104-10220-10316.pdf	CABLE: CONSULT REGARDING PROPOSAL TO TRAVEL	CIA	11/21/1960
104-10220-10318.pdf	CABLE: CONFERRED WITH MORRO CASTLE ESCAPEES	CIA	11/16/1960
104-10220-10320.pdf	CABLE: AMPALM DENIES MAKING ALLEGED STATEMENT	CIA	11/12/1960
104-10220-10323.pdf	CABLE: MEMO OF CONVERSATION RECENTLY SUSTAINED IN SANJ WITH JOSE FIGUERES	CIA	11/07/1960
104-10220-10324.pdf	CABLE: DANIEL JAMES WRITING ARTICLE	CIA	11/07/1960
104-10220-10326.pdf	CABLE: REPORT THAT VILLAREAL HAS SPLIT WITH GROUP	CIA	11/04/1960
104-10220-10327.pdf	MEMO: CONVERSATION BETWEEN AMWAIL AND STATION OFFICER	CIA	10/28/1960
104-10220-10380.pdf	CABLE: 30 DEC AMPALM-5 ASKED STAFF EMPLOYEE IF HE DID NOT AGREE THAT MOMENT TOO CRITICAL AMPLIFY AMPORT	CIA	12/31/1960
104-10220-10388.pdf	CABLE: JULIO ANGEL MASTRE CALLED ON ARETZ 25 NOV TO ADVISE HE PLANNING TRAVEL MIAMI	CIA	11/30/1960
104-10220-10389.pdf	DISPATCH: MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION BETWEEN EX-PRESIDENT FIGUERES AND AMPALM-5	CIA	11/20/1959
104-10220-10391.pdf	CABLE: ON 14 NOVEMBER AMPALM-5 CONFERRED WITH MORRO CASTLE ESCAPEES AND MIRO CARDONA	CIA	11/16/1960
104-10220-10393.pdf	CABLE: AMPALM 5 DENIES MAKING ALLEGED STATEMENT	CIA	11/12/1960
104-10220-10396.pdf	CABLE: ON 5 NOV AMPALM-5 GAVE STATION OFFICER MEMO OF CONVERSATION	CIA	11/07/1960
104-10220-10397.pdf	CABLE: ACCORDING AMPALM-5 MR. DANIEL JAMES WRITING ARTICLE ON AMRASP FOR “NEW LEADER” MAG	CIA	11/07/1960
104-10220-10399.pdf	CABLE: REPORTED 3 NOV ENRIQUE VILLAREAL HAS SPLIT	CIA	11/04/1960
104-10220-10400.pdf	MEMORANDUM:CONVERSATION BETWEEN AMWAIL AND STATION OFFICER 27 OCTOBER 1960	CIA	10/28/1960
104-10220-10408.pdf	CABLE: MEXIDELEG REPORTS NON ARRIVAL (FNU) MARTINEZ PIEDRA, DELEGATE	CIA	10/18/1960
104-10220-10411.pdf	CABLE: AMPALM-5 ALSO ANXIOUS RETURN CUBA. AFTER BROACHING SUBJECT TO TWICKER MADE REQUEST TO ENZEL FOR 100 MAN ARMS PACK NIGHT 10 OCT.	CIA	10/13/1960
104-10220-10417.pdf	CABLE: FIALLO TOLD FERNANDEZ NOT ACCEPT FUNDS FROM AMPALM-5	CIA	10/06/1960
104-10220-10418.pdf	CABLE: PER STAFF EMPLOYEE PHONE REQUEST STATION OFFICER ASKED PREPARE STANDBY STATEMENT	CIA	10/06/1960
104-10220-10420.pdf	CABLE:RE POSSIBLE SANCHEZ	CIA	10/05/1960
104-10220-10421.pdf	CABLE: AS YOU KNOW FORMER CUBAN AMB SERGIO ROJAS NOW IN PBPRIME AND AS	CIA	10/04/1960
104-10220-10425.pdf	CABLE: ON 27 SEPT A.M. VARONA INFORMED US THAT HE FELT CERTAIN TO BE ELECTED FRD GENERAL COORDINATOR	CIA	09/29/1960
104-10220-10426.pdf	CABLE: HQS CONCURS IN ADVANTAGE LOCATING FIALLO GONZALEZ	CIA	09/27/1960
104-10220-10431.pdf	CABLE: ENZEL MADE CONTACT PER REF A ON SEP.	CIA	09/10/1960
104-10220-10432.pdf	CABLE: FOLLOWING EARLIER MEETING WITH JUSTA CARILLO, STATION OFFICER MET AGAIN WITH VAROMA	CIA	09/10/1960
104-10220-10439.pdf	CABLE: TO BE STATIONED MIAM AS MEMBER FRD INTEL DEPOT	CIA	08/02/1960
104-10220-10440.pdf	CABLE: FRD NOMINATED VARONA TO NEGOTIATE WITH RUBIO PADILLA AND SARDINAS	CIA	07/30/1960
104-10220-10443.pdf	OPERATIONAL/ JMNRT PESO/ DOLLAR EXCHANGE	CIA	07/16/1960
104-10221-10185.pdf	FRANK ANGELO FIORINI	CIA	10/13/1967
104-10221-10186.pdf	FRANK ANGELO FIORINI (ET AL)	CIA	09/14/1967
104-10221-10188.pdf	FRANK ANGELO FIORINI (ET AL)	CIA	07/26/1967
104-10221-10190.pdf	INTERNATIONAL ANTI-COMMUNIST BRIGADE (IACB)	CIA	11/05/1968
104-10221-10210.pdf	FRANK ANTHONY STURGIS	CIA	08/18/1960
104-10221-10218.pdf	FRANK ANTHONY STURGIS	CIA	08/17/1961
104-10221-10248.pdf	MEMORANDUM: ALLEGED CIA BASE IN FLORIDA – WH-106	CIA	04/24/1961
104-10222-10007.pdf	FITNESS REPORT.	CIA	10/19/1964
104-10226-10029.pdf	AT MEETING OF CTV LEADERS MORNING 9 JAN DECISION TAKEN NOT TO SUPPORT WORK STOPPAGE.	CIA	01/09/1962
104-10226-10048.pdf	DISPATCH-THE FOLLOWING REPORT WAS RECEIVED AMOT SUB-SOURCE IN HAVANA.	CIA	06/09/1961
104-10226-10073.pdf	DISPATCH: AMSCROLL, PROGRESS REPORT – JULY 1964	CIA	08/20/1964
104-10226-10074.pdf	DISPATCH:AMSCROLL SURFACING OF	CIA	07/30/1964
104-10226-10095.pdf	CABLE RE: ON 18 MAY AMBLEAK-1 DEBRIEFED ON SUBJ REF WHOM HE HAS KNOWN SINCE 57	CIA	05/22/1962
104-10226-10096.pdf	CABLE AND INFORMATION REPORT: SUBJECT – AMBASSADOR DIGEON W BOISSEVAIN OF THE NETHERLANDS POSSIBLY NOT GOING BACK TO CUBA	CIA	05/26/1962
104-10226-10099.pdf	CABLE RE: NOT ABLE PROVIDE USEFUL VULNERABILITY DATA ON TORRAS	CIA	06/13/1962
104-10226-10106.pdf	CABLE- UR ISSUES PRESS RELEASE ENGLISH AND SPANISH 12 FEB TO ALL PROP OUTLETS WITH COPIZS GON AND NICARAGUAN PRESS STATING IN SUM.	CIA	02/16/1963
104-10226-10111.pdf	CABLE- ITINERARY FOR RAMROD.	CIA	12/11/1962
104-10227-10018.pdf	CABLE:FOLLOWING FROM ODACID OFFICER FROM CONVERSATION WITH	CIA	09/15/1962
104-10227-10022.pdf	DISPATCH:VISIT OF DR. MIRO CARDONA TO HONDURAS	CIA	07/17/1962
104-10227-10026.pdf	CABLE:FOR SOME TIME, MANY ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES SPONSORED BY	CIA	01/07/1962
104-10227-10033.pdf	CABLE:REV COUNCIL ARRIVED GUAT CITY QUIETLY AND PROCEEDED TO	CIA	03/30/1961
104-10227-10038.pdf	CABLE:AMBUD-1, AMDIP-1, ANTONIOMAGEO AND 2 SECRETARIES	CIA	04/24/1961
104-10227-10042.pdf	CABLE:REQUEST IDENS COUNCIL MEMBERS OF REF.	CIA	04/24/1961
104-10227-10062.pdf	CABLE: ALBERTO ESPINOSA BRAVO, EX-CUBAN DIPLOMAT ARRIVED MONT EARLY	CIA	08/16/1962
104-10227-10070.pdf	CABLE:PLEASE ADVISE STATUS AMBUD DELEGATE LEDON. AMBUD CANNOT	CIA	03/24/1962
104-10227-10073.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	03/18/1962
104-10227-10074.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	03/17/1962
104-10227-10079.pdf	CABLE:DUE WEATHER CONDITIONS 24 APR TRIP CANCELLED AND REY	CIA	04/25/1961
104-10227-10080.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	04/18/1961
104-10227-10083.pdf	CABLE:INCOMING CUBAN REFUGEES MET AT AIRPORT BY REPS REVOLUTIONARY	CIA	01/01/1962
104-10228-10004.pdf	CABLE:SANJ NOW IN REGULAR CONTACT WITH AMBARBS AND CONSEJO	CIA	04/06/1962
104-10228-10007.pdf	CABLE:ACCORDING TO RADULAR, IS GENERALLY FAVAORABLE TO MANOLO	CIA	06/26/1962
104-10228-10012.pdf	CABLE: AMBUD TOLD PASSAVOY ABOUT POSSIBLY MAKING TOUR OF COUNTRIES	CIA	05/31/1962
104-10228-10105.pdf	CHIEF CRC DELEGATE BOGO, EDDY LEAL	CIA	01/18/1963
104-10229-10020.pdf	JOSE LUIS VALDES MARTI ARRIVED SJ0S FROM SALV.	CIA	01/18/1963
104-10229-10022.pdf	CABLE:AMDIP-1 GAVE AMBUD-1 VERBAL REPORT OF HIS AUGUST TRIP TO	CIA	09/19/1962
104-10229-10023.pdf	CABLE:AMBUD-1 SECY TOLD CAPONONG FOLL 25 AUG. AMDIP-1 RETURNED	CIA	08/26/1962
104-10229-10032.pdf	CABLE:AMBUD-1 PLANNING SPEND APPROX TOTAL TEN DAYS YOUR AREAS	CIA	06/07/1962
104-10229-10052.pdf	CABLE RE: REQUEST WAVE COMMENTS ON REF. 2. HQS TENTATIVE VIEWS ARE AS FOLLOWS:	CIA	04/10/1962
104-10229-10070.pdf	CABLE RE: SINCE MIRO NOT IN WAVE AREA REQUEST HQS TAKE ACTION	CIA	04/14/1961
104-10229-10076.pdf	CABLE RE: IN VIEW GOCR RECENT EXPULSION 2 FRD LEADERS	CIA	04/01/1961
104-10229-10095.pdf	CABLE:DURING AMBUD-1 RECENT FEB TRIP ZRMETAL, GUAT AMBASSADOR	CIA	03/01/1963
104-10231-10093.pdf	CABLE:JUST PRIOR LAPA TRIP 12 JULY, HOMER G. GARVAN OF COCHABAMBA	CIA	07/17/1963
104-10231-10432.pdf	DOCUMENT IN SPANISH.	CIA	04/01/1962
104-10234-10009.pdf	FOLL SUMMARY ACTIONS TAKEN RE MARITIME FACILITIES.	CIA	03/11/1966
104-10234-10039.pdf	AMLASH-1’S ARREST.	CIA	03/03/1966
104-10234-10076.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE-CUBELA, ROLANDO	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10234-10098.pdf	NOTES AMLASH/ AND AMWHIP/1.	CIA	01/01/1965
104-10234-10114.pdf	INTERVIEW – – -Q: WHAT WAS SAID OF THE SOVIET TECHINCIANS WHO GOT TO CUBA. A: THE STUDENTS VALUED THEM.	CIA	03/29/1966
104-10234-10267.pdf	MEMO: GLIKSBERG, SHLOMO	CIA	09/16/1969
104-10235-10016.pdf	CABLE:REF AMBUD TEAM ARRIVED PACY 19 FEBRUARY, 2 WEEKS AHEAD OF	CIA	02/22/1962
104-10235-10028.pdf	MEMORANDUM: REPORT ON CUBAN SUGAR PRODUCTION OF THE CONSOLIDATED SUGAR ENTERPRISE, DEPT. OF PRODUCTION, REPORT NO 22, 21 JUNE.	CIA	07/19/1962
104-10236-10057.pdf	REPORT SOURCE DATE SHEET.	CIA	05/22/1963
104-10239-10034.pdf	MEMO: AMMUG/1 DEBRIEFING REPORT #214 – LUIS RENE SANCHEZ CORDOBA.	CIA	01/27/1965
104-10239-10035.pdf	MEMO: AMMUG/1 DEBRIEFING REPORT #213 – GUSTAVO FEDERICO RICART RICART.	CIA	01/27/1965
104-10239-10036.pdf	MEMO: AMMUG/1 DEBRIEFING REPORT #213 – UBALDOI LORENZO CARRASCO.	CIA	01/27/1965
104-10239-10038.pdf	MEMO: AMMUG/1 DEBRIEFING REPORT #203 RE SUPPOSED RADIO MESSAGE USING SONG “THE SIX BEAUTIFUL CUBANS:.	CIA	10/15/1964
104-10239-10040.pdf	MEMO: AMMUG DEBRIEFING REPORT #153 – ELPIDIO INTERIAN GOMEZANAS.	CIA	08/24/1964
104-10239-10041.pdf	MEMO: DEBRIEFING REPORT # 126 OF AMMUG/1 – IDENTIFICATION OF CUBAN PASSPORTS AND OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS.	CIA	07/24/1964
104-10244-10020.pdf	INFORMATION ON “CONTE”	CIA	04/11/1975
104-10245-10029.pdf	CABLE: MAXIMO SORONDO QUINTANA, SPECIAL DELEGATE TO CRC IN COLOMBIA	CIA	03/21/1962
104-10245-10030.pdf	CABLE: ON 16 FEB LEONEL GOMEZ PEREZ SUBJ REFS SWORE BEFORE DFS OFFICIAL	CIA	02/19/1962
104-10245-10031.pdf	CABLE: SUBJ NOT KUBARK CONNECTED. CANNOT ASCERTAIN IF HAVE U.S. VISAS	CIA	02/15/1962
104-10245-10033.pdf	CABLE RE: INTERVENED WITH GOP TO HAVE LEDON EXPULSION ORDER RESCINDED	CIA	04/10/1962
104-10245-10034.pdf	CABLE RE: SANJ NOW IN REGULAR CONTACT WITH AMBARBS ANS CONSEJO REVOLUCIONARIO CUBANO (CRC)	CIA	04/06/1962
104-10245-10035.pdf	CABLE RE: ADVISED STATION 29 MARCH THAT AS RESULT EFFORTS LOCAL FRD REP	CIA	03/31/1962
104-10245-10036.pdf	CABLE RE: FOR SOME TIME, MANY ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES SPONSORED BY STATION BEEN ATTRIBUTED	CIA	01/08/1962
104-10245-10039.pdf	CABLE: MAXIMO SORONDO QUINTANA, SPECIAL DELEGATE TO CRC IN COLOMBIA	CIA	03/21/1962
104-10245-10040.pdf	CABLE RE: HAS LETTER FROM MIRO CARDONA OFFERING NAME AND GIVE CREDENTIALS TO MARIA DE LOS ANGELES DE GOMEZ ANTIA	CIA	02/16/1962
104-10245-10041.pdf	CABLE: HADA ROSETE, FRD REP MONT. DOING EXCELLENT JOB IN MEDIA FIELD	CIA	01/10/1962
104-10245-10042.pdf	CABLE RE: HQS NEGOTIATING WITH AMBUD 1 AMOUNT FUNDS TO BE ALLOCATED TO ALL LA DELEGATIONS.	CIA	01/13/1962
104-10247-10062.pdf	CABLE: AMSTRUT PROGRAM CARRIED SPECIAL STATEMENT RE CUBELAS TRIAL	CIA	03/16/1966
104-10262-10105.pdf	FORM:MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HQS BY HSCA MEMBERS – FERRE, LUIS ALBERT.	CIA	01/01/1979
104-10262-10110.pdf	CABLE-APPRECIATE COOPERATION. PARA 2 REF REQUEST WILL BE HONORED.	CIA	08/30/1963
104-10262-10264.pdf	STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
104-10262-10339.pdf	CABLE RE: SILVIA DURAN’S WILLINGNESS TO TRAVEL TO U.S. TO CONFRONT OSWALD.	CIA	01/12/1964
104-10262-10355.pdf	DISCUSSION OF DURAN ARREST IN CUBAN EMBASSY.	CIA	11/28/1963
104-10262-10361.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
104-10263-10152.pdf	CABLE: STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
104-10263-10153.pdf	CABLE: STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
104-10263-10181.pdf	CABLE: SYLVIA DURAN, MEXICAN CITIZEN, FORMER DIRECTOR MEXICAN-CUBAN INSTITUTE CULTURAL RELATIONS, EMPLOYED BY CUBAN CONSULATE JULY ’63.	CIA	11/25/1963
104-10263-10184.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
104-10263-10192.pdf	CABLE: MUCH DISCUSSION IN CUBAN EMBASSY AFTER SILVIA DURAN FIRST ARREST WAS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE.	CIA	11/28/1963
104-10263-10200.pdf	CABLE: SOURCE HAS NOTHING ADDITIONAL TO OFFER EXCEPT SILVIA SAID SHE WILLING TRAVEL TO U.S. TO CONFRONT OSWALD.	CIA	01/12/1964
104-10263-10201.pdf	CABLE: SOURCE HAS NOTHING ADDITIONAL TO OFFER EXCEPT SILVIA SAID SHE WILLING TRAVEL TO U.S. TO CONFRONT OSWALD	CIA	01/02/1964
104-10263-10202.pdf	CABLE: PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO W.C. IS TO ELIMINATE MENTION OF TELTAPS	CIA	12/21/1963
104-10264-10115.pdf	DISPATCH: SPANISH EXILE ACTIVITIES IN CUBA	CIA	12/23/1960
104-10264-10135.pdf	DISPATCH-AMDENIM-1 PROGRESS REPORT.	CIA	08/13/1962
104-10265-10006.pdf	DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10265-10009.pdf	REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION	CIA	04/18/1960
104-10265-10015.pdf	PROCUREMENT OF SAFE HOUSE FROM 27 MARCH THROUGH 31 MARCH	CIA	03/09/1960
104-10265-10023.pdf	PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST	CIA	03/15/1960
104-10265-10074.pdf	MEMO: CONTACT WITH MR. WILLIAM PAWLEY IN MIAMI. 21 MARCH 1960 TIME, 1200 HOURS; MR. PAWLEY’S OFFICE	CIA	03/20/1960
104-10265-10087.pdf	CABLE: STATION CASUAL SOURCE INFORMED ARTEZ FOLLOWING 25 FEB.	CIA	02/27/1960
104-10266-10148.pdf	DISPATCH-FRICTION BETWEEN VICTOR MANUEL GUTTERREZ AND CARLOS ALVARADO JEREZ.	CIA	05/08/1962
104-10267-10081.pdf	CABLE- ALEXANDER ROURKE INFOMS THAT FRANK FIORINI OR DR ORLANDO BOSCH OF MIAMI REPRESENT MAN NAMED DIEGO IN CUBA.	CIA	01/13/1961
104-10267-10422.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	11/06/1963
104-10269-10030.pdf	CABLE: INCOMING CUBAN REFUGEES MET AT AIRPORT BY	CIA	03/09/1962
104-10274-10161.pdf	WITHHELD	CIA	06/01/1961
104-10274-10171.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST NO STA CONTACT AND NO GUIDANCE TO YOUR SOURCES RE TREATMENT	CIA	06/02/1961
104-10274-10318.pdf	CABLE: FOLLOWING SUMMARIZES NAUMAN/KARNLEY 6 JULY MEETING	CIA	07/07/1962
104-10274-10319.pdf	CABLE: IN 6 JULY MEETING ( ) CONFIRMED HE MADE FINANCIAL	CIA	07/07/1962
104-10276-10211.pdf	CABLE: ( ) DEBRIEFED FIVE HOURS 8 NOV AND SIX HOURS 9 NOV	CIA	11/10/1965
104-10276-10212.pdf	CABLE: ( ) REPORTED 11 OCT THAT MANUEL E. (VEGA) PEREZ, FORMER CUIS OFFICER ASSIGNED MEXICO,	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10276-10216.pdf	CABLE: ( ) REPORTED 11 OCT THAT MANUEL E. (VEGA) PEREZ, FORMER CUIS OFFICER ASSIGNED MEXICO,	CIA	10/20/0000
104-10276-10217.pdf	CABLE: 1 AMRIFT-1 HOLDS POSITION COOUNSELOR FOR	CIA	10/28/1964
104-10276-10220.pdf	DISPATCH: AMPOON/1 TARGET ANALYSIS STUDY	CIA	08/11/1964
104-10276-10231.pdf	EXCERPT FROM DISPATCH: CONTACT REPORT MEETING	CIA	07/16/1963
104-10276-10234.pdf	DISPATCH: CUBAN DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL IN MEXICO/MANUEL *VEGA PEREZ	CIA	06/22/1963
104-10276-10235.pdf	EXCERPTS FROM DISPATCH: ATTACHED, FOR ADDRESSEES, ARE	CIA	06/21/1963
104-10276-10238.pdf	CABLE EXCERPT: BUENAVENTURA REYES ACOSTA TOLD	CIA	04/16/1963
104-10276-10239.pdf	DISPATCHEXCERPTS: CUBAN DIPLOMATIC TRAVEL AND ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO	CIA	03/25/1963
104-10276-10240.pdf	CABLE: EARLY AFTERNOON 14 FEB 63, JUANA AND EMMA CASTRO WENT CUBAN EMBASSY GET VISAS TRAVEL HAVA.	CIA	02/16/1963
104-10276-10242.pdf	CABLE: MANUEL VEGA PEREZ, CUBAN G-2 MEXI RTND MEXI FROM HAVA	CIA	02/13/1963
104-10276-10243.pdf	CABLE: ON 6 JAN 63, ( ) REPORTED THAT MANUEL VEGA PEREZ LEFT MEXI	CIA	01/07/1963
104-10276-10247.pdf	CABLE: IN SEPT 62, GUILLERMO LEON ANTICH, CUBAN DIP, WHILE MEXI ON ROUTE POST CHILE	CIA	12/21/1962
104-10276-10251.pdf	EXCERPT FROM DISPATCH: FORWARDED FOR HEADQUARTERS	CIA	08/03/1962
104-10290-10037.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST TO ARRANGE TRANSIT VISAS FOR FORMER W/T OPERATOR AND WIFE FROM CUBA TO MEXICO	CIA	12/02/1963
104-10290-10109.pdf	CABLE: IF COS CONSIDERS THIS PERMISSIBLE FROM STANDPONT OF SECURITY SUGGEST GO AHEAD	CIA	12/10/1963
104-10290-10193.pdf	CABLE: OUR PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFOR TO WARREN COMMISSION IS TO ELIMINATE MENTION OF TELEPHONE TAPS	CIA	12/01/1963
104-10290-10194.pdf	CABLE: APPRECIATE REF BUT PREFER NOT MAKE COLD APPROACH TO SUBJ	CIA	12/01/1963
104-10290-10220.pdf	CABLE: TWO ENVELOPES RECEIVED ON 15 OCT.	CIA	10/15/1963
104-10290-10236.pdf	CABLE: PCM 14TH CONGRESS SCHEDULED FOR 4-5 NOV.	CIA	10/16/1963
104-10290-10243.pdf	FROM 11 OCT HAVANA NEWSPAPER REVOLUCION: SHEVCHENKO OPERA AND BALLET ARRIVED FROM UKRAINE.	CIA	10/16/1963
104-10290-10261.pdf	CABLE: RECEIVED LETTER FROM SUBJECT ABOUT HIS EFFORT TO OBTAIN MEXICAN VISA.	CIA	10/19/1963
104-10290-10310.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST FOR TRACES ON A U.S. CITIZEN OF OPERATIONAL INTEREST	CIA	10/23/1963
104-10290-10320.pdf	CABLE: TRAVEL PLANS	CIA	10/24/1963
104-10290-10338.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST FOR EQUIPMENT	CIA	10/24/1963
104-10290-10386.pdf	CABLE:SUGGEST HQS CONTACT LINOZZLE AT PENTAGON FOR ASSESSMENT	CIA	10/29/1963
104-10290-10394.pdf	CABLE: ARRIVAL OF ASSET FROM PARIS	CIA	10/29/1963
104-10290-10406.pdf	CABLE: SOVIET REQUIREMENTS DISCUSSED WITH AN ASSET	CIA	10/30/1963
104-10290-10412.pdf	CABLE: PLANS OF JOHN RETTIE	CIA	10/30/1963
104-10290-10420.pdf	CABLE: INITIAL MEETING WITH STATION CONTACT	CIA	10/31/1963
104-10290-10444.pdf	CABLE: REF MSG STATES SUBJECT OFFERED HELP.	CIA	11/15/1963
104-10297-10103.pdf	CABLE-VIEWED FROM WAVE AREA THE JOINT EFFORTS OF AMBUD AND KUBARK TO GIVE AMBUD STATURE AND INTERNATIONAL RENOWN IS MOVING ALONG IN HIGHLY SATISFACTORY MANNER.	CIA	04/10/1961
104-10297-10110.pdf	CABLE-VIEWED FROM WAVE AREA THE JOINT EFFORTS OF AMBUD AND KUBARK TO GIVE AMBUD STATURE AND INTERNATIONAL RENOWN IS MOVING ALONG.	CIA	04/10/1961
104-10297-10211.pdf	EXCERPTS FROM MEETING NO. 2 WITH NOSENKO, REEL 1. 11 JUNE 1962, TRANSLATED FROM RUSSIAN BY P.D.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10297-10213.pdf	DISPATCH: QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT CONCERNING THE AMBUD PROGRAM	CIA	01/09/1967
104-10298-10042.pdf	CABLE: LUIS RABEL NUNEZ AUTHORIZED REP AMBUD NEW ORLEANS	CIA	06/24/1962
104-10308-10276.pdf	CABLE: AND PARTIES ARE NECESSARY FOR THE	CIA	10/27/1962
104-10330-10042.pdf	LETTER: THIS IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR LETTER OF 7 NOVEMBER	CIA	12/04/1995
104-10510-10013.pdf	CABLE: DESIRE EXPLOIT REF B MATERIAL THROUGH ( ) PROP MECHANISM	CIA	09/05/1962
104-10516-10089.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST TO ( ) BASED UPON ( ) REQUEST MADE	CIA	12/06/1963
104-10516-10124.pdf	CABLE: PREAPANE RECEIVED $480 DOLLARS MONTHLY OP TOTAL OF $2,880 DOLLARS	CIA	12/10/1963
104-10516-10126.pdf	CABLE: RECEIVED URGENT REQUEST FROM ( ) AMBASSADOR	CIA	12/10/1963
104-10516-10164.pdf	CABLE: SUBJ PASSED CLEARED LIST OF STATE SIDE CONTACTS. (PARTS ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	12/11/1963
104-10516-10170.pdf	CABLE: SUBJECT MEXICAN POSITION ON THE (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10516-10196.pdf	CABLE: ADVISED THAT ENVELOPES WERE RECEIVED FROM AN ASSET	CIA	12/16/1963
104-10516-10204.pdf	CABLE: REPORTED CONTACT WITH ACQUAINTANCE STEHEN VON METZUGER	CIA	12/14/1963
104-10516-10221.pdf	CABLE: PROBLEMS IN RECOVERING OPERATIONAL MATERIAL	CIA	12/16/1963
104-10516-10245.pdf	CABLE: POSITION TO PROVIDES PRO SOVIET BLOC (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10516-10251.pdf	CABLE: WITH CHIEF MISSION AND COB CONCURRENCE ,	CIA	12/24/1963
104-10516-10259.pdf	CABLE: BELIEVE ( ) APPARENT IN REF B	CIA	12/25/1963
104-10516-10284.pdf	CABLE: TRAVELING MEXI HAVE JANUARY FOR VISIT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10516-10328.pdf	CABLE: CLARIFICATION OF INFORMATION	CIA	12/20/1963
104-10516-10332.pdf	CABLE: TRAVEL SCHEDULE	CIA	12/20/1963
104-10516-10336.pdf	CABLE: TRACE REQUEST ON A CUBAN OFFICIAL	CIA	12/20/1963
104-10516-10337.pdf	CABLE: REPORTED THAT TASK DONE	CIA	12/20/1963
104-10516-10346.pdf	CABLE: CUBAN GOVERNMENT EFFORT TO IMPROVE RELATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10516-10351.pdf	CABLE: SOVIET TECHNICIANS IN CUBA	CIA	12/21/1963
104-10518-10287.pdf	CHRONOLOGY – EXCERPT FROM FOREIGN SERVICE MEMO AND EXCERPTS FROM 2 ARMY REPORTS	CIA	03/13/1952
104-10521-10045.pdf	ILLEGIBLE CABLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10522-10021.pdf	CABLE: DISCUSSION OF SILVIA DURAN’S ARREST AND INTERROGATION	CIA	11/28/1963
104-10522-10039.pdf	CABLE: IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON A TRAVELER	CIA	11/28/1963
104-10522-10083.pdf	DISPATCH: LEE HARVEY OSWALD	CIA	10/06/1964
104-10522-10086.pdf	CABLE: 1. STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
104-10522-10127.pdf	FIELD INFORMATION REPORT: MEXICAN/CUBAN RELATIONS	CIA	01/16/1964
104-10522-10135.pdf	CABLE: HAS NOTHING ADDITIONAL TO OFFER BEYOND ACCOUNT OF	CIA	01/02/1964
104-10522-10138.pdf	CABLE: PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION	CIA	12/21/1963
104-10522-10144.pdf	CABLE: JENTONS RETURNED WAVE 12 DEC.	CIA	12/13/1963
104-10525-10001.pdf	CABLE: NEW MEXI ACCOMDATION ADDRESS	CIA	11/16/1963
104-10527-10014.pdf	CABLE CORRECTION (JENTONS’ FLIGHT).	CIA	11/17/1963
104-10527-10015.pdf	CABLE: RETURNING WAVE 10 NOV VIA QUEST FLT 410	CIA	11/01/1963
104-10527-10017.pdf	CABLE: AMLEO-3 MET 16 NOV WITH SISTER. HE SATISFIED THE DEAL IS STRAIGHT ONE.	CIA	05/17/1963
104-10527-10021.pdf	CABLE: INVESTIGATION OF CHINESE GOODS	CIA	11/18/1963
104-10527-10111.pdf	CABLE: ASYLUM FOR CUBAN AND WIFE	CIA	11/19/1963
104-10527-10150.pdf	CABLE: GUATEMALA GUERRILLA OPS	CIA	11/19/1963
104-10527-10157.pdf	CABLE: TRAVEL PLANS OF JUAN JOSE AREVALO BERMEJO, FORMER PRESIDENT GUATEMALA	CIA	11/19/1963
104-10527-10161.pdf	CABLE: TRAVEL OF U.S. CITIZEN TO CANADA, MEXICO AND PROBABLY CUBA	CIA	11/01/1963
104-10527-10172.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFORMATION ON SILVIA T. DURAN	CIA	11/25/1963
104-10527-10179.pdf	CABLE: SOVIETS REPLACING EDIBLE PRODUCTS OR FOOD DERIVATIVES BEING USED IN INDUSTRY WITH OTHER PRODUCTS	CIA	11/19/1963
104-10527-10235.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST TRACES ROY DUDJIN , JOURNALIST	CIA	11/23/1963
104-10527-10269.pdf	CABLE: HDQS REQUESTS ADDITIONAL DATA ON CHICOM FAIR:	CIA	11/29/1963
104-10527-10345.pdf	CABLE: PACKAGE AND ENVELOPES RECEIVED FROM ASSET ON 31 OCT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10527-10348.pdf	ACCORDING LIENVOY 7 OCT PERSON USING EXACT INSTRUCTIONS	CIA	10/11/1963
104-10528-10005.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON AN AMERICAN RESIDENT OF MEXICO CITY	CIA	12/24/1963
104-10528-10009.pdf	CABLE: ADVISED THAT PACKAGE DELIVERED	CIA	12/26/1963
104-10528-10073.pdf	IDEN CABLE.	CIA	10/02/1963
104-10528-10075.pdf	CABLE RE LOCATION OF SOURCE.	CIA	10/03/1963
104-10528-10107.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST FOR TRACES ON A CHINESE OFFICIAL	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10528-10161.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE TO EXPEDITING VISA REQUESTS	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10528-10179.pdf	IDEN CABLE.	CIA	10/08/1963
104-10528-10207.pdf	CABLE: TRAVEL SCHEDULE OF STATION OFFICER CARRYING POUCHES	CIA	11/04/1963
104-10528-10224.pdf	CABLE:AIRMAILING TO PIEPER ADDRESS 3 NOV EDITION OF NEWSPAPER EDITION	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10528-10321.pdf	CABLE: SYLVIA TIRADO DE DURAN AKA SYLVIA DE TIRADO. MEXICAN CITIZEN.	CIA	11/25/1963
104-10528-10370.pdf	CABLE: 1. SUBJ. WIFE, AND DAUGHTER LEFT FOR HAVA VIA CUBANA 22 NOV.	CIA	11/01/1963
104-10528-10375.pdf	CABLE: CUBAN EMBASSY REACTION TO SILVIA DURAN’S FIRST ARREST	CIA	11/28/1963
104-10528-10401.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST FOR TRACES	CIA	11/13/1963
104-10528-10422.pdf	CABLE: RECEIPT OF ENVELOPE	CIA	11/14/1963
104-10528-10448.pdf	CABLE: STATION TRACES ERNESTO MONTES I BRADLEY, PERONISTA REFUGEE MEXICO	CIA	11/14/1963
104-10529-10024.pdf	TRACES ON HUDICOURT, PIERRE LELIO	CIA	10/01/1963
104-10529-10039.pdf	CABLE: ENVELOPES RECEIVED FROM ON 25 NOVEMBER.	CIA	11/27/1963
104-10529-10084.pdf	CABLE-CONCUR ANY ATTEMPT ASSIST SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS.	CIA	10/31/1963
104-10529-10169.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST APPROVAL LCFLUTTER PLAN	CIA	10/07/1963
104-10529-10214.pdf	CABLE: DR. ANDRES LEONARDO CALDERIN LASAGA, CHAIRMAN OF	CIA	11/13/1963
104-10529-10238.pdf	CABLE: RE PARA 3 REF A, HQS MEETING SHOULD NOT REPEAT NOT	CIA	11/17/1963
104-10529-10304.pdf	CABLE: NO IDEN HQS TRACES RUBEN (GARCIA)	CIA	10/11/1963
104-10529-10335.pdf	CABLE: REQUEST STATION AND EMBASSY TRACES	CIA	10/10/1963
DOCID-32105600.PDF	INTERVIEW OF L. FLETCHER PROUTY	ROCKCOM	05/15/1975
DOCID-32105760.PDF	STATUS OF OPERATION MONGOOSE	MATHENY	04/11/1962
DOCID-32105785.PDF	SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) ACTIVITIES	MATHENY	05/11/1976
DOCID-32105801.PDF	OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS	MATHENY	10/31/1962
DOCID-32105802.PDF	OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS	MATHENY	10/31/1962
DOCID-32105829.PDF	SUMMARY OF FACTS, INVEST. CIA INVOLVE. IN PLANS TO ASSASS…LEADERS	DAVIS	06/05/1975
DOCID-32105882.PDF	ASSASSINATION PLOTS	DAVIS	05/27/1975
DOCID-32105956.PDF	DISCUSSION BETWEEN CHAIRMAN KHRUSHCHEV AND MR. DREW PEARSON RE LEE HARVEY OSWALD – MEMO TO WARREN COMMISSION	CIA	05/27/1964
DOCID-32106383.PDF	LEE HARVEY OSWALD, SUSPECTED ASSASSIN OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32106450.PDF	INVESTIGATION CONCERNING NOTEBOOK FOUND IN ROOM 2422, SHERATON-DALLAS HOTEL, DALLAS, TEXAS, CONTAINING HANDWRITTEN NOTES IN ENGLISH REGARDING OSWALD AND ASSASSINATION OF JFK.	CIA	11/27/1964
DOCID-32107131.PDF	DISCUSSION BETWEEN CHAIRMAN KHRUSHCHEV AND MR. DREW PEARSON RE LEE HARVEY OSWALD.	CIA	05/27/1964
DOCID-32107665.PDF	PLANS OF BRITISH AND FRENCH PUBLISHING FIRMS TO PUBLISH THE THOMAS BUCHANAN ARTICLES ON ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY.	CIA	04/20/1964
DOCID-32108032.PDF	GARRISON AND THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION:GORDON DWANE NOVEL	CIA	05/31/1967
DOCID-32108115.PDF	FOREIGNERS WHO MARRY USSR CITS	CIA	04/20/1967
DOCID-32108133.PDF	SUBSCRIBERS IN U.S. TO “GRANMA”	CIA	10/15/1969
DOCID-32108178.PDF	MEMO RE RAYMOND FRIESECKE	CIA	05/11/1964
DOCID-32108317.PDF	RE MERCY MARTINEZ	CIA	10/06/1964
DOCID-32108330.PDF	REFS OBVIOUSLY CROSSED. IN STATION VIEW OF DANGERS PARA 3, LARGELY RECOGINIZED IN REF A, STILL APPLY.	CIA	09/25/1964
DOCID-32108362.PDF	STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION	CIA	09/22/1964
DOCID-32108491.PDF	CABLE RE SILVIA WILLINGNESS TO CONFRONT OSWALD IN U.S.	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32108494.PDF	CABLE RE INFO TO WARREN COMM.	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32108502.PDF	JENTONS RETURNED WAVE 12 DEC.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32108608.PDF	REPORT ATTACHED ON OSCAR CONTRERAS.	CIA	07/10/1967
DOCID-32112719.PDF	SSC DRAFT REPORT ON ASSASSINATION	CHENEY	10/20/1975
DOCID-32112720.PDF	SUMMARY OF FACTS, INVEST. CIA INVOLVE. IN PLANS TO ASSASS…LEADERS	CHENEY	06/05/1975
DOCID-32112905.PDF		CAR/HARDY	00/00/1975
DOCID-32112954.PDF	SUMMARY OF FACTS, INVEST. CIA INVOLVE. IN PLANS TO ASSASS…LEADERS	BUCHEN/DAN	06/05/1975
DOCID-32112964.PDF		BUCHEN/DAN	03/10/1975
DOCID-32112971.PDF	OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS	BUCHEN/DAN	10/31/1962
DOCID-32112985.PDF	OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS	DUVAL78-67	10/31/1962
DOCID-32112986.PDF	OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS	DUVAL78-67	10/31/1962
DOCID-32113008.PDF	OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS	BUCHEN7866	10/31/1962
DOCID-32113009.PDF	OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS	BUCHEN7866	10/31/1962
DOCID-32114886.PDF		FBI	12/05/1963
DOCID-32115019.PDF	WACHHOLZ, EDWARD H.	FBI	01/08/1964
DOCID-32115032.PDF		FBI	01/16/1964
DOCID-32115369.PDF		FBI	02/03/1964
DOCID-32115373.PDF		FBI	02/20/1964
DOCID-32115450.PDF		FBI	04/15/1964
DOCID-32115469.PDF		FBI	12/01/1963
DOCID-32115496.PDF		FBI	12/16/1963
DOCID-32115500.PDF		FBI	12/13/1963
DOCID-32115504.PDF		FBI	12/18/1963
DOCID-32115526.PDF		FBI	12/08/1963
DOCID-32115530.PDF		FBI	01/03/1964
DOCID-32115635.PDF		FBI	12/06/1963
DOCID-32123908.PDF		FBI	11/25/1963
DOCID-32125687.PDF		FBI	11/23/1963
DOCID-32125728.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32125780.PDF		FBI	12/02/1963
DOCID-32125814.PDF		FBI	12/10/1963
DOCID-32125851.PDF		FBI	07/16/1964
DOCID-32125867.PDF		FBI	11/09/1965
DOCID-32126934.PDF		FBI	01/23/1964
DOCID-32127053.PDF		FBI	09/18/1972
DOCID-32127055.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32127062.PDF		FBI	02/24/1976
DOCID-32127120.PDF		FBI	12/01/1963
DOCID-32127670.PDF		FBI	02/01/1967
DOCID-32127956.PDF		FBI	05/03/1967
DOCID-32129228.PDF		FBI	12/13/1963
DOCID-32129256.PDF		FBI	02/20/1964
DOCID-32129279.PDF		FBI	12/02/1963
DOCID-32129501.PDF		FBI	08/05/1964
DOCID-32129684.PDF		FBI	12/01/1963
DOCID-32130859.PDF		FBI	05/28/1964
DOCID-32133595.PDF		FBI	07/18/1967
DOCID-32134928.PDF		FBI	11/25/1963
DOCID-32138492.PDF		FBI	04/23/1964
DOCID-32138506.PDF		FBI	06/16/1964
DOCID-32138536.PDF		FBI	01/04/1967
DOCID-32138539.PDF		FBI	02/06/1967
DOCID-32139804.PDF		FBI	07/14/1967
DOCID-32140809.PDF		FBI	02/28/1964
DOCID-32140814.PDF		FBI	03/10/1967
DOCID-32141093.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32141142.PDF		FBI	04/27/1964
DOCID-32141307.PDF		FBI	12/09/1963
DOCID-32141325.PDF		FBI	02/27/1964
DOCID-32142853.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32143348.PDF		FBI	12/11/1967
DOCID-32144103.PDF		FBI	09/14/1976
DOCID-32144154.PDF		FBI	08/06/1963
DOCID-32144395.PDF		FBI	05/15/1972
DOCID-32144397.PDF		FBI	05/24/1972
DOCID-32144601.PDF		FBI	12/31/1963
DOCID-32145725.PDF		FBI	06/12/1964
DOCID-32145775.PDF		FBI	12/08/1963
DOCID-32145798.PDF		FBI	12/02/1963
DOCID-32145811.PDF		FBI	11/29/1963
DOCID-32145818.PDF		FBI	11/27/1963
DOCID-32145821.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32146302.PDF		FBI	03/01/1967
DOCID-32146557.PDF		FBI	04/03/1964
DOCID-32146594.PDF		FBI	04/12/1979
DOCID-32148618.PDF		FBI	02/01/1967
DOCID-32148621.PDF		FBI	01/23/1967
DOCID-32149464.PDF		FBI	01/16/1964
DOCID-32149750.PDF		FBI	04/16/1971
DOCID-32149755.PDF		FBI	01/14/1971
DOCID-32149795.PDF		FBI	04/06/1967
DOCID-32149859.PDF		FBI	03/16/1949
DOCID-32150241.PDF		FBI	01/30/1964
DOCID-32152702.PDF		FBI	11/08/1966
DOCID-32152992.PDF		FBI	12/17/1963
DOCID-32153344.PDF		FBI	12/03/1963
DOCID-32153355.PDF		FBI	11/29/1963
DOCID-32153358.PDF		FBI	11/29/1963
DOCID-32153363.PDF		FBI	11/27/1963
DOCID-32153364.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32153373.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32153374.PDF		FBI	11/26/1953
DOCID-32153415.PDF		FBI	12/10/1963
DOCID-32153638.PDF		FBI	09/13/1965
DOCID-32153717.PDF		FBI	12/04/1963
DOCID-32154133.PDF		FBI	04/15/1964
DOCID-32154769.PDF		FBI	03/13/1964
DOCID-32154818.PDF		FBI	11/27/1963
DOCID-32154849.PDF		FBI	12/26/1963
DOCID-32156265.PDF		FBI	11/05/1964
DOCID-32156919.PDF		FBI	11/29/1963
DOCID-32157745.PDF		FBI	12/06/1963
DOCID-32157893.PDF		FBI	11/25/1963
DOCID-32157897.PDF		FBI	11/25/1963
DOCID-32157898.PDF		FBI	12/02/1963
DOCID-32157934.PDF		FBI	12/14/1963
DOCID-32157937.PDF		FBI	11/25/1963
DOCID-32158127.PDF		FBI	01/02/1964
DOCID-32158138.PDF		FBI	01/03/1964
DOCID-32158149.PDF		FBI	01/16/1964
DOCID-32158158.PDF		FBI	01/30/1964
DOCID-32158223.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32158959.PDF		FBI	03/18/1964
DOCID-32159192.PDF		FBI	04/16/1942
DOCID-32159256.PDF		FBI	12/11/1963
DOCID-32159532.PDF		FBI	03/06/1964
DOCID-32159884.PDF		FBI	06/03/1962
DOCID-32160116.PDF		FBI	12/11/1963
DOCID-32160122.PDF		FBI	09/24/1956
DOCID-32160123.PDF		FBI	09/21/1956
DOCID-32160125.PDF		FBI	10/05/1956
DOCID-32160175.PDF		FBI	12/20/1963
DOCID-32160290.PDF		FBI	11/22/1977
DOCID-32160395.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32160404.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32160484.PDF		FBI	12/11/1963
DOCID-32160575.PDF		FBI	03/18/1964
DOCID-32160661.PDF		FBI	12/08/1963
DOCID-32160662.PDF		FBI	12/08/1963
DOCID-32160904.PDF		FBI	12/05/1963
DOCID-32161124.PDF		FBI	12/20/1963
DOCID-32161994.PDF		FBI	12/12/1963
DOCID-32162006.PDF		FBI	12/01/1963
DOCID-32162397.PDF		FBI	12/09/1963
DOCID-32162464.PDF		FBI	12/04/1963
DOCID-32162754.PDF		FBI	03/18/1964
DOCID-32163246.PDF		FBI	04/17/1964
DOCID-32163530.PDF		FBI	12/08/1976
DOCID-32163568.PDF		FBI	12/13/1963
DOCID-32163730.PDF		FBI	08/10/1964
DOCID-32163736.PDF		FBI	09/03/1964
DOCID-32163903.PDF		FBI	05/08/1964
DOCID-32163916.PDF		FBI	05/19/1964
DOCID-32164028.PDF		FBI	03/18/1964
DOCID-32164088.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32164151.PDF		FBI	03/17/1964
DOCID-32164265.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32164345.PDF		FBI	04/21/1964
DOCID-32164536.PDF		FBI	02/09/1967
DOCID-32165807.PDF		FBI	03/20/1964
DOCID-32165815.PDF		FBI	03/25/1964
DOCID-32165911.PDF		FBI	12/20/1963
DOCID-32166484.PDF		FBI	11/26/1963
DOCID-32166504.PDF		FBI	02/28/1967
DOCID-32166809.PDF		FBI	12/20/1963
DOCID-32166877.PDF		FBI	08/12/1964
DOCID-32166887.PDF		FBI	11/27/1963
DOCID-32166917.PDF		FBI	12/04/1963
DOCID-32167055.PDF		FBI	04/23/1964
DOCID-32167663.PDF		FBI	02/09/1967
DOCID-32168184.PDF		FBI	05/28/1980
DOCID-32168968.PDF		FBI	12/08/1963
DOCID-32169030.PDF		FBI	11/22/1963
DOCID-32169077.PDF		FBI	12/06/1963
DOCID-32169254.PDF		FBI	05/18/1964
DOCID-32169690.PDF		FBI	12/12/1963
DOCID-32170606.PDF		FBI	09/01/1967
DOCID-32171181.PDF		FBI	04/15/1964
DOCID-32171185.PDF		FBI	11/28/1963
DOCID-32171189.PDF		FBI	12/03/1963
DOCID-32171217.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32171252.PDF		FBI	12/03/1963
DOCID-32171253.PDF		FBI	11/15/1965
DOCID-32171262.PDF		FBI	05/20/1974
DOCID-32171388.PDF		FBI	10/13/1970
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DOCID-32202096.PDF	ARNESTO RODRIGUEZ’ ACQUAINTANCE WITH LEE HARVEY OSWALD	SSCIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32202097.PDF	OSWALD’S TRAVEL TO MEXICO CITY	SSCIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32202098.PDF	AMBASSADOR MANN’S REQUEST FOR CONSULTATION ON OSWALD CASE	SSCIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32202099.PDF	CUBAN AIRCRAFT DELAY ON NOVEMBER 22, 1963	SSCIA	11/00/1963
DOCID-32202101.PDF	REPORTING ON SOVIET EMBASSY ACTIVITY	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202102.PDF	REQUEST FOR PHOTO OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD	SSCIA	10/15/1963
DOCID-32202103.PDF	MONITORING OF PHONE CALL MADE BY JOSE SAN ANTONIO CABACA	SSCIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32202104.PDF	REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON SILVIA DURAN	SSCIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32202105.PDF	OSWALD TRAVEL TO MEXICO – IMMIGRATION RECORDS	SSCIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32202106.PDF	SILVIA DURAN	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202109.PDF	CAR WITH U.S. PLATES IN FRONT OF SOVIET EMBASSY	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202110.PDF	INFORMATION ON ALEX HIDDELL	SSCIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32202111.PDF	POLISH AMBASSADOR CALLING SOVIET AMBASSADOR	SSCIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32202112.PDF	CASTRO THREATS TO FOREIGN LEADERS	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202113.PDF	LICENSE PLATE REGISITRATIONS	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202114.PDF	REQUEST FOR FURTHER SURVEIILANC ASSISTANCE	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202115.PDF	RECHECK PHOTOS OF VISITORS TO CUBAN EMBASSY	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202117.PDF	PHOTOS OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202119.PDF	OSWALD’S POSSIBLE FLIGHT TO MEXICO CITY	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202121.PDF	REQUEST MEXICO CITY TO REVIEW TAPES AND TRANSCRIPTS	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202122.PDF	OSCAR RODRIGUEZ MOLINA	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202123.PDF	PHOTOS OF MAN ENTERING SOVIET EMBASSY	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202124.PDF	PHOTOS OF MAN ENTERING CUBAN EMBASSY/MEXICO CITY	SSCIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32202125.PDF	PHOTOS OF MAN ENTERING CUBAN EMBASSY	SSCIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32202126.PDF	ARREST OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD	SSCIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32202127.PDF	REPORT OF SPY SCHOOL IN MINSK	SSCIA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32202128.PDF	REQUEST FOR PHOTO OF OSWALD	SSCIA	10/15/1963
DOCID-32202134.PDF	LEE HARVEY OSWALD AND KOSTIKOV	SSCIA	10/08/1963
DOCID-32202135.PDF	SURVEILLANCE OF KOSTIKOV	SSCIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32202136.PDF	DOUBLE AGENTS MEETINGS WITH SOVIETS	SSCIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32202137.PDF	DOUBLE AGENTS IN MEXICO CITY	SSCIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32202138.PDF	KOSTIKOV	SSCIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32202139.PDF	ELDON HENSEN’S CONTACT WITH CUBAN EMBASSY	SSCIA	07/20/1963
DOCID-32202140.PDF	GILBERTO NOLALSCO ALVARADO UGARTE INTERVIEW	SSCIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32202141.PDF	INFORMATIN ON KOSTIKOV	SSCIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32202142.PDF	KOSTIKOV, VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202144.PDF	SOVIET EMBASSY REACTION TO ASSASSINATION	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202145.PDF	SOVIET EMBASSY (MEXICO CITY) REACTION TO ASSSASSINATION	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202146.PDF	SURVEILLANCE OF KOSTIKOV	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202147.PDF	ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN LANGUAGE CONVERSATIONS AT SOVIET EMBASSY	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202148.PDF	ALEKSANDR GEORGIYOVICH SIDOROV	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202149.PDF	SOVIET CULTURAL OFFICER KUZNETSOV	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202150.PDF	SURVEILLANCE ON KAZANTSEV, KONSTANTINOV AND SHCHUCHKIN	SSCIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32202151.PDF	TRAVEL INFORMATION ON ERWIN HERZOG	SSCIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32202152.PDF	KOSTIKOV TRAVEL OUTSIDE OF MEXICO	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202153.PDF	CONVERSATION IN SOVIET EMBASSY	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202154.PDF	SOVIET EMBASSY (CONVERSATION)_	SSCIA	10/09/1963
DOCID-32202155.PDF	DIPLOMATIC COURIERS TRAVEL TO CUBA	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202157.PDF	KOSTIKOV TRAVEL INFORMATION	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202158.PDF	REQUEST TRAVEL INFORMATION ON KOSTIKOV	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202160.PDF	OPERATIONAL – ROBERT MAHEU	SSCIA	10/13/1957
DOCID-32202161.PDF	JOHN MEYER	SSCIA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32202162.PDF	MEETING WITH MR. ED MULLIN, INTERTEL	SSCIA	04/05/1971
DOCID-32202177.PDF	REQUEST FOR TRANSCRIPTS OF OSWALD’S CONVERSATIONS	SSCIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32202178.PDF	PHOTO OF UNIDENTIFIED INDIVIDUAL IN THE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT	SSCIA	05/02/1975
DOCID-32202180.PDF	HANDWRITTEN NOTES	SSCIA	00/00/1975
DOCID-32202181.PDF	CONNECTION BETWEEN AMLASH AND INVESTIGATION OF JFK ASSASSINATION	SSCIA	01/27/1976
DOCID-32202182.PDF	MCCONE PAPERS AND REFERENCE TO CUBA ASSASSINATIONS	SSCIA	00/00/1975
DOCID-32202183.PDF	CIA STAFF EMPLOYEES WHO PARTICIPATED IN DIR 86054	SSCIA	00/00/1976
DOCID-32202184.PDF	RE: CHURCH COMMITTEE REQUEST	SSCIA	00/14/1976
DOCID-32202185.PDF	MINUTES OF SPECIAL GROUP MEETING, 1 DECEMBER 1961	SSCIA	12/01/1961
DOCID-32202186.PDF	NOTES RE: PROJECT ZRRIFLE	SSCIA	06/25/1975
DOCID-32202187.PDF	EXCERPT (PAGE 2 ONLY) RE: MAHEU	SSCIA	10/31/1956
DOCID-32202188.PDF	COST OF CUBAN OPERATION, 1960-1964	SSCIA	12/15/1963
DOCID-32202189.PDF	CUBAN OPERATION	SSCIA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32202213.PDF	REQUEST FOR DOCUMENTS RE: MAIL OPENINGS	SSCIA	11/12/1975
DOCID-32202267.PDF	RE: DIEM & ASSASSINATIONS	SSCIA	08/01/1975
DOCID-32202281.PDF	REVIEW OF OSWALD 201 AT CIA	SSCIA	11/14/1975
DOCID-32202321.PDF	EXCERPT OF MEMORANDUM RE: ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS	SSCIA	03/21/1977
DOCID-32202325.PDF	LETTER REQUESTING ACCESS TO DOCS	SSCIA	04/12/1976
DOCID-32202326.PDF	LETTER REQUESTING INFORMATION	SSCIA	04/23/1976
DOCID-32202359.PDF	TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM K. HAREY	SSCIA	05/01/1975
DOCID-32202441.PDF	TESTIMONY OF WALTER SHERIDAN	SSCIA	09/19/1975
DOCID-32202450.PDF	RE: CONVERSATION WITH WILL WILSON ON FEB. 6, 1974	SSCIA	02/06/1974
DOCID-32202457.PDF	EXCERPT OF INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD GOODWIN	SSCIA	05/27/1975
DOCID-32202471.PDF	INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY	SSCIA	06/03/1975
DOCID-32202503.PDF	ZRRIFLE AND OTHER CRYPTONYMS	SSCIA	09/03/1975
DOCID-32203718.PDF	INTERVIEW WITH RAYMOND ROCCA	SSCIA	03/15/1976
DOCID-32203888.PDF	DOCUMENTS REQUESTED BY KAYDEN, JEFFREY	SSCIA	10/02/1975
DOCID-32203996.PDF	SUMMARY OF FACTS, INVEST. CIA INVOLVE. IN PLANS TO ASSASS. ..LEADERS	KISS/SCOW	06/05/1975
DOCID-32204568.PDF		ROCKCOM	04/12/1963
DOCID-32204625.PDF	CHRONOLOGY OF THE MATAHAMBRE SABOTAGE OPERATION	ROCKCOM	11/21/1962
DOCID-32204642.PDF	OPERATION MONGOOSE – SABOTAGE ACTIONS	ROCKCOM	10/11/1962
DOCID-32204714.PDF	CUBA, OPERATION MONGOOSE	ROCKCOM	01/28/1963
DOCID-32204721.PDF	L. FLETCHER PROUTY	ROCKCOMCOP	04/15/1975
DOCID-32204780.PDF	INTERVIEW WITH NESTOR SANCHEZ	ROCKCOM	05/19/1975
DOCID-32204786.PDF	INTERVIEW WITH JAMES P. O’CONNELL	ROCKCOM	05/17/1975
DOCID-32204803.PDF	MC CONE PAPERS NOV. 24, 1961 – DEC. 31, 1964	ROCKCOM	04/22/1975
DOCID-32204809.PDF	DOCUMENTS FROM DPD FILES RE CUBAN OPERATIONS, 1959-61	ROCKCOM	05/21/1975
DOCID-32204967.PDF	INTERVIEW WITH JOHN WARNER, GENERAL COUNSEL OF THE CIA	ROCKCOM	03/17/1975
DOCID-32204972.PDF		ROCKCOM	03/19/1975
DOCID-32204979.PDF	INTERVIEW WITH JOHN WARNER, GENERAL COUNSEL OF THE CIA	ROCKCOM	03/17/1975
DOCID-32205159.PDF		LBJ	10/01/1963
DOCID-32205166.PDF		LBJ	02/18/1963
DOCID-32205167.PDF		LBJ	02/18/1963
DOCID-32209843.PDF		WC	00/00/0000
DOCID-32209897.PDF		WC	00/00/0000
DOCID-32275504.PDF		ROCKCOM	11/05/1963
DOCID-32275538.PDF	INTERVIEW WITH COLONEL J.C. KING	ROCKCOM	05/12/1975
DOCID-32277889.PDF	TRANSLATIONS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE MATERIAL IN EXHIBITS D244-248 AND PORTION OF D250 IN THE LEE HARVEY OSWALD CASE.	CIA	09/15/1964
DOCID-32277978.PDF	DISPATCH RE CUBAN EMBASSY TRASH CONTAINING SIGNATURES	CIA	10/06/1964
DOCID-32277987.PDF	PERMISSION TO PUBLISH DOCUMENTS ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD EMBTEL 318 AND DEPTEL 23.	CIA	08/20/1964
DOCID-32278021.PDF	TRANSMITTAL OF PHOTOGRAPHS	CIA	09/25/1964
DOCID-32278035.PDF	VISA APPLICATION-OSWALD	CIA	09/22/1964
DOCID-32280427.PDF		FBI	12/16/1963
DOCID-32280571.PDF		FBI	12/20/1963
DOCID-32281659.PDF	MEMORANDUM	DOS	04/12/1966
DOCID-32281677.PDF	MEMORANDUM	DOS	07/02/1962
DOCID-32281830.PDF	MEMORANDUM	DOS	12/18/1961
DOCID-32281845.PDF	INDEX CARDS, MAY TO JUNE 1975	SSCIA	05/00/1975
DOCID-32281871.PDF	MINUTES OF SPECIAL GROUP MEETING, 3 NOVEMBER 1960	SSCIA	11/03/1960
DOCID-32281884.PDF	RE: INTERVIEW WITH THOMAS PARROTT	SSCIA	05/23/1975
DOCID-32281926.PDF	TESTIMONY OF HALLEY (ALIAS) IN EXECUTIVE SESSION	SSCIA	08/25/1975
DOCID-32281942.PDF	MINUTES OF MTG. OF THE SPECIAL GROUP ON OPERATION MONGOOSE	SSCIA	09/06/1962
DOCID-32281993.PDF	TESTIMONY OF THOMAS PARROTT	SSCIA	07/10/1975
DOCID-32281995.PDF	MINUTES OF SPECIAL GROUP MEETING, 25 AUGUST 1960	SSCIA	08/25/1960
DOCID-32282012.PDF	TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM COLBY – 6/4/75	SSCIA	06/04/1975
DOCID-32282083.PDF	RE: CIA ASSISTANCE FOR EMPLOYEE’S TESTIMONY	SSCIA	04/20/1976
DOCID-32282103.PDF	REQUEST FOR DOCUMENTS	SSCIA	02/25/1976
DOCID-32282153.PDF	NOTES DETAILING NUMBER AND EXTENT OF COMMITTEE INTERVIEWS	SSCIA	02/10/1976
DOCID-32282223.PDF	MATERIAL FOR 19TH MEETING OF SELECT COMMITTEE W/HELMS TESTIMONY	SSCIA	06/13/1975
DOCID-32282252.PDF	MATERIAL FROM ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION RE: JFK ASSASSINATION	SSCIA	05/00/1975
DOCID-32282609.PDF		FBI	11/23/1963
DOCID-32282610.PDF		FBI	02/24/1976
DOCID-32282613.PDF		FBI	05/09/1978
DOCID-32283369.PDF		LBJ	10/23/1963
DOCID-32283375.PDF		LBJ	11/29/1963
DOCID-32283378.PDF		LBJ	12/06/1963
DOCID-32284191.PDF		FBI	08/14/1962
DOCID-32284220.PDF		FBI	10/15/1962
DOCID-32284272.PDF		FBI	04/09/1963
DOCID-32284288.PDF		FBI	06/04/1963
DOCID-32284294.PDF		FBI	06/04/1963
DOCID-32284296.PDF		FBI	06/07/1963
DOCID-32284301.PDF		FBI	06/07/1963
DOCID-32284303.PDF		FBI	06/10/1963
DOCID-32284371.PDF		FBI	04/24/1970
DOCID-32284379.PDF		FBI	12/28/1970
DOCID-32285243.PDF		FBI	12/20/1963
DOCID-32285291.PDF		FBI	12/04/1963
DOCID-32285560.PDF		FBI	03/05/1962
DOCID-32285567.PDF		FBI	03/10/1962
DOCID-32285570.PDF		FBI	03/08/1962
DOCID-32285575.PDF		FBI	03/20/1962
DOCID-32285622.PDF		FBI	11/13/1964
DOCID-32287696.PDF		FBI	08/05/1965
DOCID-32289215.PDF		FBI	05/08/1972
DOCID-32289631.PDF		FBI	01/14/1965
DOCID-32289645.PDF		FBI	06/20/1966
DOCID-32290481.PDF		FBI	06/28/1961
DOCID-32290594.PDF		FBI	12/23/1959
DOCID-32290598.PDF		FBI	01/10/1961
DOCID-32290670.PDF		FBI	09/11/1970
DOCID-32290671.PDF		FBI	09/16/1970
DOCID-32290672.PDF		FBI	12/03/1970
DOCID-32290692.PDF		FBI	01/31/1962
DOCID-32290705.PDF		FBI	07/13/1962
DOCID-32290707.PDF		FBI	08/10/1962
DOCID-32290714.PDF		FBI	04/05/1963
DOCID-32290718.PDF		FBI	03/30/1963
DOCID-32290721.PDF		FBI	07/22/1963
DOCID-32290970.PDF		FBI	08/22/1962
DOCID-32290972.PDF		FBI	01/20/1961
DOCID-32291602.PDF		FBI	03/30/1962
DOCID-32291604.PDF		FBI	01/29/1962
DOCID-32291606.PDF		FBI	11/29/1961
DOCID-32291608.PDF		FBI	10/26/1961
DOCID-32291611.PDF		FBI	10/31/1961
DOCID-32292059.PDF		FBI	03/24/1965
DOCID-32292086.PDF		FBI	09/09/1968
DOCID-32292087.PDF		FBI	01/16/1969
DOCID-32292101.PDF		FBI	05/04/1972
DOCID-32292108.PDF		FBI	03/29/1968
DOCID-32292110.PDF		FBI	11/09/1965
DOCID-32292177.PDF		FBI	08/20/1962
DOCID-32292181.PDF		FBI	02/26/1965
DOCID-32292191.PDF		FBI	01/05/1959
DOCID-32293845.PDF		FBI	08/12/1949
DOCID-32294164.PDF		FBI	06/17/1963
DOCID-32294169.PDF		FBI	10/03/1963
DOCID-32294180.PDF		FBI	12/06/1966
DOCID-32294196.PDF		FBI	09/30/1969
DOCID-32294197.PDF		FBI	02/06/1970
DOCID-32294985.PDF		FBI	01/25/1967
DOCID-32294990.PDF		FBI	07/25/1967
DOCID-32295006.PDF		FBI	08/28/1958
DOCID-32295007.PDF		FBI	10/02/1958
DOCID-32295062.PDF		FBI	05/09/1944
DOCID-32295128.PDF		FBI	03/31/1960
DOCID-32295134.PDF		FBI	06/30/1960
DOCID-32295135.PDF		FBI	10/31/1960
DOCID-32295136.PDF		FBI	12/23/1960
DOCID-32295267.PDF		FBI	09/17/1958
DOCID-32295269.PDF		FBI	09/30/1958
DOCID-32295624.PDF		FBI	12/13/1976
DOCID-32295625.PDF		FBI	11/10/1976
DOCID-32295729.PDF		FBI	12/23/1960
DOCID-32295732.PDF		FBI	12/28/1960
DOCID-32295750.PDF		FBI	03/06/1961
DOCID-32295753.PDF		FBI	03/13/1961
DOCID-32295767.PDF		FBI	05/23/1961
DOCID-32296733.PDF		FBI	08/06/1965
DOCID-32296734.PDF		FBI	03/28/1966
DOCID-32297140.PDF		FBI	04/06/1965
DOCID-32297671.PDF		FBI	07/08/1955
DOCID-32297673.PDF		FBI	08/23/1955
DOCID-32297676.PDF		FBI	11/30/1955
DOCID-32297680.PDF		FBI	03/02/1957
DOCID-32297681.PDF		FBI	03/07/1957
DOCID-32297682.PDF		FBI	11/14/1957
DOCID-32297683.PDF		FBI	12/05/1957
DOCID-32297689.PDF		FBI	11/26/1958
DOCID-32297691.PDF		FBI	01/20/1959
DOCID-32297698.PDF		FBI	07/30/1959
DOCID-32297700.PDF		FBI	08/06/1959
DOCID-32297705.PDF		FBI	08/03/1959
DOCID-32297774.PDF		FBI	07/20/1957
DOCID-32297864.PDF		FBI	10/18/1957
DOCID-32298044.PDF		FBI	01/20/1964
DOCID-32298204.PDF		FBI	09/08/1971
DOCID-32298723.PDF		FBI	04/23/1964
DOCID-32298724.PDF		FBI	07/27/1964
DOCID-32298974.PDF		FBI	10/21/1944
DOCID-32298999.PDF		FBI	10/21/1949
DOCID-32299008.PDF		FBI	03/07/1952
DOCID-32299524.PDF		FBI	01/15/1965
DOCID-32299527.PDF		FBI	08/04/1965
DOCID-32299530.PDF		FBI	08/25/1966
DOCID-32299558.PDF		FBI	09/21/1959
DOCID-32299563.PDF		FBI	10/02/1959
DOCID-32299568.PDF		FBI	10/16/1959
DOCID-32300038.PDF		FBI	08/16/1965
DOCID-32300222.PDF		FBI	11/16/1973
DOCID-32300521.PDF		FBI	11/13/1963
DOCID-32300524.PDF		FBI	11/15/1963
DOCID-32300535.PDF		FBI	11/19/1963
DOCID-32300537.PDF		FBI	11/18/1963
DOCID-32300540.PDF		FBI	11/18/1963
DOCID-32300541.PDF		FBI	11/18/1963
DOCID-32300547.PDF		FBI	11/13/1963
DOCID-32300554.PDF		FBI	11/08/1963
DOCID-32300594.PDF		FBI	06/04/1963
DOCID-32301677.PDF		FBI	07/18/1963
DOCID-32301678.PDF		FBI	10/05/1977
DOCID-32301682.PDF		FBI	02/02/1972
DOCID-32301688.PDF		FBI	03/14/1958
DOCID-32301698.PDF		FBI	10/15/1963
DOCID-32301794.PDF		FBI	06/29/1967
DOCID-32301866.PDF		FBI	11/21/1961
DOCID-32302212.PDF		FBI	05/28/1956
DOCID-32302213.PDF		FBI	06/12/1956
DOCID-32302363.PDF		FBI	10/18/1963
DOCID-32302365.PDF		FBI	04/05/1963
DOCID-32302374.PDF		FBI	07/01/1958
DOCID-32302426.PDF		FBI	06/07/1960
DOCID-32302427.PDF		FBI	03/24/1960
DOCID-32302479.PDF		FBI	12/02/1963
DOCID-32302480.PDF		FBI	10/30/1963
DOCID-32302484.PDF		FBI	09/26/1963
DOCID-32302486.PDF		FBI	09/20/1963
DOCID-32302649.PDF		FBI	09/26/1962
DOCID-32302658.PDF		FBI	03/16/1964
DOCID-32302662.PDF		FBI	03/16/1965
DOCID-32302663.PDF		FBI	03/23/1965
DOCID-32302667.PDF		FBI	08/30/1965
DOCID-32302676.PDF		FBI	02/28/1966
DOCID-32302679.PDF		FBI	07/11/1966
DOCID-32302680.PDF		FBI	02/13/1968
DOCID-32302682.PDF		FBI	06/19/1968
DOCID-32302683.PDF		FBI	06/19/1968
DOCID-32302685.PDF		FBI	07/08/1968
DOCID-32302693.PDF		FBI	11/14/1969
DOCID-32302694.PDF		FBI	04/22/1970
DOCID-32302697.PDF		FBI	12/22/1970
DOCID-32302700.PDF		FBI	09/13/1971
DOCID-32302701.PDF		FBI	01/03/1972
DOCID-32302702.PDF		FBI	01/05/1972
DOCID-32302703.PDF		FBI	05/22/1973
DOCID-32302707.PDF		FBI	03/12/1974
DOCID-32302708.PDF		FBI	10/08/1974
DOCID-32302709.PDF		FBI	08/08/1975
DOCID-32303250.PDF		FBI	11/02/1949
DOCID-32303253.PDF		FBI	11/25/1950
DOCID-32303265.PDF		FBI	12/16/1953
DOCID-32303272.PDF		FBI	02/03/1955
DOCID-32303273.PDF		FBI	03/02/1955
DOCID-32303274.PDF		FBI	03/04/1955
DOCID-32303275.PDF		FBI	03/04/1955
DOCID-32303581.PDF		FBI	06/09/1941
DOCID-32303582.PDF		FBI	06/10/1941
DOCID-32303594.PDF		FBI	09/06/1943
DOCID-32303596.PDF		FBI	07/01/1944
DOCID-32303598.PDF		FBI	12/19/1944
DOCID-32303600.PDF		FBI	04/10/1945
DOCID-32303601.PDF		FBI	11/07/1945
DOCID-32303602.PDF		FBI	02/28/1946
DOCID-32303603.PDF		FBI	05/17/1946
DOCID-32303606.PDF		FBI	09/30/1946
DOCID-32303609.PDF		FBI	12/13/1946
DOCID-32303612.PDF		FBI	05/21/1947
DOCID-32303635.PDF		FBI	03/04/1963
DOCID-32303648.PDF		FBI	08/10/1961
DOCID-32303657.PDF		FBI	01/22/1960
DOCID-32304084.PDF		FBI	04/05/1963
DOCID-32304085.PDF		FBI	04/05/1963
DOCID-32304089.PDF		FBI	05/03/1963
DOCID-32304164.PDF		FBI	10/15/1959
DOCID-32304192.PDF		FBI	04/29/1971
DOCID-32304276.PDF		FBI	06/18/1957
DOCID-32304347.PDF		FBI	03/11/1958
DOCID-32304424.PDF		FBI	08/13/1954
DOCID-32304425.PDF		FBI	02/11/1954
DOCID-32304428.PDF		FBI	08/10/1953
DOCID-32304429.PDF		FBI	02/13/1953
DOCID-32304440.PDF		FBI	10/29/1959
DOCID-32304442.PDF		FBI	10/30/1959
DOCID-32304480.PDF		FBI	11/25/1969
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DOCID-32333871.PDF		FBI	06/12/1962
DOCID-32333877.PDF		FBI	08/08/1962
DOCID-32333894.PDF		FBI	05/22/1963
DOCID-32333914.PDF		FBI	03/22/1967
DOCID-32333915.PDF		FBI	06/19/1967
DOCID-32333919.PDF		FBI	11/06/1968
DOCID-32333920.PDF		FBI	01/07/1969
DOCID-32333921.PDF		FBI	01/13/1969
DOCID-32333922.PDF		FBI	04/13/1969
DOCID-32334161.PDF		FBI	09/30/1968
DOCID-32334163.PDF		FBI	05/28/1965
DOCID-32334165.PDF		FBI	08/14/1964
DOCID-32334167.PDF		FBI	06/04/1964
DOCID-32334185.PDF		FBI	02/26/1969
DOCID-32334295.PDF		FBI	01/13/1965
DOCID-32334297.PDF		FBI	01/13/1965
DOCID-32334301.PDF		FBI	01/21/1965
DOCID-32334304.PDF		FBI	01/18/1965
DOCID-32334305.PDF		FBI	01/18/1965
DOCID-32334307.PDF		FBI	01/20/1965
DOCID-32334315.PDF		FBI	02/03/1965
DOCID-32334317.PDF		FBI	01/27/1965
DOCID-32334318.PDF		FBI	02/03/1965
DOCID-32334319.PDF		FBI	02/03/1965
DOCID-32334321.PDF		FBI	02/23/1965
DOCID-32334322.PDF		FBI	02/15/1965
DOCID-32334323.PDF		FBI	02/15/1965
DOCID-32334324.PDF		FBI	02/10/1965
DOCID-32334325.PDF		FBI	02/22/1965
DOCID-32334327.PDF		FBI	02/25/1965
DOCID-32334337.PDF		FBI	03/08/1965
DOCID-32334344.PDF		FBI	03/20/1965
DOCID-32334345.PDF		FBI	03/20/1965
DOCID-32334349.PDF		FBI	03/31/1965
DOCID-32334351.PDF		FBI	03/29/1965
DOCID-32334352.PDF		FBI	03/29/1965
DOCID-32334354.PDF		FBI	04/09/1965
DOCID-32334356.PDF		FBI	04/13/1965
DOCID-32334357.PDF		FBI	04/20/1965
DOCID-32334358.PDF		FBI	04/29/1965
DOCID-32334359.PDF		FBI	04/08/1965
DOCID-32334362.PDF		FBI	05/26/1965
DOCID-32334364.PDF		FBI	07/08/1965
DOCID-32334366.PDF		FBI	07/08/1965
DOCID-32334373.PDF		FBI	08/02/1965
DOCID-32334378.PDF		FBI	08/30/1965
DOCID-32334379.PDF		FBI	09/02/1965
DOCID-32334381.PDF		FBI	09/01/1965
DOCID-32334384.PDF		FBI	09/07/1965
DOCID-32334385.PDF		FBI	09/07/1965
DOCID-32334391.PDF		FBI	09/27/1965
DOCID-32334393.PDF		FBI	10/08/1965
DOCID-32334398.PDF		FBI	11/03/1965
DOCID-32334405.PDF		FBI	03/26/1965
DOCID-32334406.PDF		FBI	03/26/1965
DOCID-32334407.PDF		FBI	04/01/1965
DOCID-32334408.PDF		FBI	04/01/1965
DOCID-32334412.PDF		FBI	04/30/1965
DOCID-32334414.PDF		FBI	05/11/1965
DOCID-32334415.PDF		FBI	05/11/1965
DOCID-32334420.PDF		FBI	06/24/1965
DOCID-32334422.PDF		FBI	07/21/1965
DOCID-32334425.PDF		FBI	09/07/1965
DOCID-32334426.PDF		FBI	09/07/1965
DOCID-32334429.PDF		FBI	09/22/1965
DOCID-32334430.PDF		FBI	10/28/1965
DOCID-32334431.PDF		FBI	10/28/1965
DOCID-32334432.PDF		FBI	10/27/1965
DOCID-32334433.PDF		FBI	12/07/1965
DOCID-32334434.PDF		FBI	12/20/1965
DOCID-32334435.PDF		FBI	12/20/1965
DOCID-32334436.PDF		FBI	02/14/1966
DOCID-32334442.PDF		FBI	12/16/1965
DOCID-32334447.PDF		FBI	01/10/1966
DOCID-32334457.PDF		FBI	03/16/1965
DOCID-32334460.PDF		FBI	03/16/1965
DOCID-32334466.PDF		FBI	04/03/1965
DOCID-32334468.PDF		FBI	04/05/1965
DOCID-32334472.PDF		FBI	04/28/1965
DOCID-32334477.PDF		FBI	05/26/1965
DOCID-32334478.PDF		FBI	06/23/1965
DOCID-32334484.PDF		FBI	07/28/1965
DOCID-32334490.PDF		FBI	09/17/1965
DOCID-32334491.PDF		FBI	09/22/1965
DOCID-32334495.PDF		FBI	10/15/1965
DOCID-32334497.PDF		FBI	11/08/1965
DOCID-32334498.PDF		FBI	10/27/1965
DOCID-32334502.PDF		FBI	11/24/1965
DOCID-32334503.PDF		FBI	12/01/1965
DOCID-32334506.PDF		FBI	02/17/1969
DOCID-32334507.PDF		FBI	11/06/1961
DOCID-32334528.PDF		FBI	01/16/1964
DOCID-32334529.PDF		FBI	02/11/1964
DOCID-32334530.PDF		FBI	01/29/1964
DOCID-32334537.PDF		FBI	06/05/1964
DOCID-32334540.PDF		FBI	06/26/1964
DOCID-32334542.PDF		FBI	07/31/1964
DOCID-32334544.PDF		FBI	09/02/1964
DOCID-32334552.PDF		FBI	09/18/1964
DOCID-32334555.PDF		FBI	09/30/1964
DOCID-32334556.PDF		FBI	09/24/1964
DOCID-32334557.PDF		FBI	10/15/1964
DOCID-32334558.PDF		FBI	10/30/1964
DOCID-32334560.PDF		FBI	11/05/1964
DOCID-32334567.PDF		FBI	11/07/1964
DOCID-32334582.PDF		FBI	12/07/1964
DOCID-32334586.PDF		FBI	12/14/1964
DOCID-32334589.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32334590.PDF		FBI	12/21/1964
DOCID-32334591.PDF		FBI	10/18/1964
DOCID-32334592.PDF		FBI	12/22/1964
DOCID-32334594.PDF		FBI	12/21/1964
DOCID-32334599.PDF		FBI	01/06/1965
DOCID-32334600.PDF		FBI	01/07/1965
DOCID-32334601.PDF		FBI	01/11/1965
DOCID-32334602.PDF		FBI	01/13/1965
DOCID-32334607.PDF		FBI	02/12/1965
DOCID-32334608.PDF		FBI	02/10/1965
DOCID-32334609.PDF		FBI	02/04/1965
DOCID-32334611.PDF		FBI	02/17/1965
DOCID-32334614.PDF		FBI	02/25/1965
DOCID-32334615.PDF		FBI	02/24/1965
DOCID-32334619.PDF		FBI	03/08/1965
DOCID-32334620.PDF		FBI	03/08/1965
DOCID-32334623.PDF		FBI	03/05/1965
DOCID-32334625.PDF		FBI	03/02/1965
DOCID-32334626.PDF		FBI	03/02/1965
DOCID-32334627.PDF		FBI	03/11/1965
DOCID-32334630.PDF		FBI	03/01/1965
DOCID-32334631.PDF		FBI	03/01/1965
DOCID-32334634.PDF		FBI	03/03/1965
DOCID-32334889.PDF		FBI	02/29/1960
DOCID-32334896.PDF		FBI	02/18/1963
DOCID-32334898.PDF		FBI	07/31/1963
DOCID-32334899.PDF		FBI	08/29/1962
DOCID-32334904.PDF		FBI	12/04/1963
DOCID-32334912.PDF		FBI	04/28/1961
DOCID-32334918.PDF		FBI	11/05/1962
DOCID-32334921.PDF		FBI	10/28/1963
DOCID-32334922.PDF		FBI	03/10/1964
DOCID-32334923.PDF		FBI	06/03/1964
DOCID-32334926.PDF		FBI	01/03/1963
DOCID-32334929.PDF		FBI	01/02/1963
DOCID-32334935.PDF		FBI	02/08/1963
DOCID-32334937.PDF		FBI	02/06/1963
DOCID-32334940.PDF		FBI	02/28/1963
DOCID-32334943.PDF		FBI	02/28/1963
DOCID-32334946.PDF		FBI	03/12/1963
DOCID-32334953.PDF		FBI	05/15/1963
DOCID-32334967.PDF		FBI	08/06/1963
DOCID-32334972.PDF		FBI	09/20/1963
DOCID-32334974.PDF		FBI	10/04/1963
DOCID-32334976.PDF		FBI	09/26/1963
DOCID-32334987.PDF		FBI	10/28/1963
DOCID-32335030.PDF		FBI	01/08/1964
DOCID-32335043.PDF		FBI	01/24/1964
DOCID-32335045.PDF		FBI	01/13/1964
DOCID-32335057.PDF		FBI	02/06/1964
DOCID-32335066.PDF		FBI	04/03/1964
DOCID-32335067.PDF		FBI	04/03/1964
DOCID-32335068.PDF		FBI	04/01/1964
DOCID-32335069.PDF		FBI	04/06/1964
DOCID-32335073.PDF		FBI	04/27/1964
DOCID-32335085.PDF		FBI	05/25/1964
DOCID-32335086.PDF		FBI	05/22/1964
DOCID-32335087.PDF		FBI	05/28/1964
DOCID-32335092.PDF		FBI	04/06/1960
DOCID-32335093.PDF		FBI	10/13/1964
DOCID-32335094.PDF		FBI	10/15/1964
DOCID-32335098.PDF		FBI	01/02/1964
DOCID-32335106.PDF		FBI	05/29/1963
DOCID-32335111.PDF		FBI	08/06/1963
DOCID-32335186.PDF		FBI	12/04/1961
DOCID-32335204.PDF		FBI	12/19/1963
DOCID-32335208.PDF		FBI	01/24/1964
DOCID-32335216.PDF		FBI	01/27/1964
DOCID-32335228.PDF		FBI	05/07/1964
DOCID-32335237.PDF		FBI	05/21/1964
DOCID-32335242.PDF		FBI	05/22/1964
DOCID-32335245.PDF		FBI	06/26/1964
DOCID-32335247.PDF		FBI	07/29/1964
DOCID-32335252.PDF		FBI	10/28/1964
DOCID-32335254.PDF		FBI	10/30/1964
DOCID-32335262.PDF		FBI	11/10/1964
DOCID-32335263.PDF		FBI	11/16/1964
DOCID-32335264.PDF		FBI	11/06/1964
DOCID-32335267.PDF		FBI	12/08/1964
DOCID-32335269.PDF		FBI	12/03/1964
DOCID-32335271.PDF		FBI	01/06/1965
DOCID-32335273.PDF		FBI	01/19/1965
DOCID-32335332.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32335623.PDF		FBI	09/06/1962
DOCID-32335626.PDF		FBI	03/28/1961
DOCID-32335630.PDF		FBI	10/15/1962
DOCID-32335644.PDF		FBI	09/06/1963
DOCID-32335652.PDF		FBI	01/27/1964
DOCID-32335654.PDF		FBI	01/30/1964
DOCID-32335655.PDF		FBI	01/21/1964
DOCID-32335663.PDF		FBI	02/14/1964
DOCID-32335678.PDF		FBI	03/11/1964
DOCID-32335686.PDF		FBI	09/30/1963
DOCID-32335687.PDF		FBI	09/30/1963
DOCID-32335716.PDF		FBI	07/16/1964
DOCID-32335756.PDF		FBI	11/16/1964
DOCID-32335769.PDF		FBI	11/27/1964
DOCID-32335771.PDF		FBI	11/27/1964
DOCID-32335773.PDF		FBI	12/14/1964
DOCID-32335776.PDF		FBI	12/04/1964
DOCID-32335778.PDF		FBI	12/04/1964
DOCID-32335779.PDF		FBI	12/17/1964
DOCID-32335780.PDF		FBI	12/17/1964
DOCID-32335781.PDF		FBI	12/22/1964
DOCID-32335782.PDF		FBI	12/22/1964
DOCID-32335784.PDF		FBI	12/24/1964
DOCID-32335785.PDF		FBI	12/24/1964
DOCID-32335786.PDF		FBI	12/29/1964
DOCID-32335789.PDF		FBI	03/17/1965
DOCID-32335790.PDF		FBI	01/11/1965
DOCID-32335792.PDF		FBI	01/11/1965
DOCID-32335795.PDF		FBI	01/11/1965
DOCID-32335796.PDF		FBI	01/22/1965
DOCID-32335797.PDF		FBI	07/21/1965
DOCID-32335798.PDF		FBI	01/22/1965
DOCID-32335812.PDF		FBI	02/17/1965
DOCID-32335820.PDF		FBI	08/23/1965
DOCID-32335827.PDF		FBI	09/07/1965
DOCID-32335828.PDF		FBI	09/07/1965
DOCID-32335836.PDF		FBI	10/28/1965
DOCID-32335837.PDF		FBI	10/28/1965
DOCID-32335845.PDF		FBI	12/20/1965
DOCID-32335846.PDF		FBI	12/20/1965
DOCID-32335855.PDF		FBI	03/09/1965
DOCID-32335860.PDF		FBI	03/18/1965
DOCID-32335861.PDF		FBI	03/18/1965
DOCID-32335866.PDF		FBI	03/26/1965
DOCID-32335867.PDF		FBI	03/26/1965
DOCID-32335874.PDF		FBI	04/01/1965
DOCID-32335875.PDF		FBI	04/01/1965
DOCID-32335880.PDF		FBI	04/30/1965
DOCID-32335882.PDF		FBI	05/11/1965
DOCID-32335884.PDF		FBI	05/11/1965
DOCID-32335887.PDF		FBI	05/27/1965
DOCID-32335894.PDF		FBI	06/24/1965
DOCID-32335896.PDF		FBI	04/08/1965
DOCID-32339787.PDF		FBI	01/16/1974
DOCID-32339856.PDF		FBI	11/25/1977
DOCID-32339892.PDF		FBI	08/20/1977
DOCID-32339896.PDF		FBI	08/24/1977
DOCID-32339900.PDF		FBI	10/13/1977
DOCID-32340655.PDF		FBI	10/23/1968
DOCID-32340660.PDF		FBI	03/18/1963
DOCID-32340664.PDF		FBI	03/01/1963
DOCID-32340665.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32340666.PDF		FBI	07/28/1965
DOCID-32340667.PDF		FBI	04/01/1965
DOCID-32340668.PDF		FBI	03/09/1965
DOCID-32340669.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32340670.PDF		FBI	11/25/1970
DOCID-32340671.PDF		FBI	00/00/0000
DOCID-32341119.PDF	NAME CHECK REQUEST – AKSONAVICH	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32341194.PDF	NAME CHECK REQUEST – PETRIKOV	CIA	01/06/1964
DOCID-32341319.PDF	PAGE OF CARD FILES – SOVIET NAMES	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32341324.PDF	CUBAN PRECAUTIONS FOLLOWING ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY	CIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32341335.PDF	CABLE: CHAIRMAN SHUSHKEVICH WAS LEE HARVEY OSWALD’S RUSSIAN TEACHER	CIA	7/13/1992
DOCID-32341337.PDF	CROSS REFERENCE SHEET WITH ATTACHMENT (STATEMENT OF ROBERT M. GATES DCI BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS US SENATE, 12 MAY 1992).	CIA	08/23/1995
DOCID-32341341.PDF	DEBRIEFING REPORT: KGB HIGHER SCHOOL IN MINSK – PART III	CIA	02/15/1990
DOCID-32341342.PDF	DEBRIEFING REPORT: KGB HIGHER SCHOOL IN MINSK – PART V	CIA	02/16/1990
DOCID-32341343.PDF	DEBRIEFING REPORT	CIA	02/27/1990
DOCID-32341344.PDF	RECORDED TAPE: DEBRIEFING RAW REPORTS	CIA	01/01/1990
DOCID-32341350.PDF	DEBRIEFING REPORT: YURIY NOSENKO	CIA	03/25/1990
DOCID-32341356.PDF	NOTE CONCERNING EXISTENCE OF SOVIET INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL IN MINSK.	CIA	12/17/1963
DOCID-32341383.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING EUGENE DINKIN	CIA	11/07/1963
DOCID-32341388.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING DINKIN	CIA	11/01/1963
DOCID-32341390.PDF	CABLE REPORTING THAT ARMATT STATES RECD INFO FROM PROVOST MARSHAL METZ AREA THAT SUBJ REF TRAFFIC RETURNED TO MILITARY CUSTODY CIRCA 11 NOVEMBER.	CIA	11/12/1963
DOCID-32341404.PDF	LEE OSWALD CONTACT WITH THE SOVIET EMBASSY.	CIA	10/16/1963
DOCID-32341409.PDF	CONTACT OF LEE OSWALD WITH VALERIY V. KOSTIKOV, KGB DEPT 13 OFFICER.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32341410.PDF	CONTACT OF LEE OSWALD WITH A MEMBER OF SOVIET KGB ASSASSINATION DEPARTMENT.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32341482.PDF	CABLE – CALL TO SOVIET EMBASSY OF LEE OSWALD ON 28 SEPTEMBER LOCATED.	CIA	11/23/1967
DOCID-32341484.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32341495.PDF	SILVIA TIRADO DURAN AKA SILVIA DE TIRADO, MEXICAN CITIZEN WAS EMPLOYED BY CUBAN CONSULATE OFFICE.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32341500.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING INFORMATION AND BIOGRAPHIC DATA ON RICHARD THOMAS GIBSON.	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32341502.PDF	CABLE – INFORMATION CONCERNING LEE HARVEY OSWALD.	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32341503.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING ALEX DES FONTAINES STORY THAT “THEY” WERE PLOTTING AGAINST PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND THAT “SOMETHING” WOULD HAPPEN IN TEXAS.	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32341545.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32341552.PDF	CABLE – TRANSLATION OF CONVERSATION CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO JOAQUIN HERNANDEZ ARMAS RETURNS THE CALL TO PRESIDENT DORTICOS OF CUBA.	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32341572.PDF	CABLE – ANONYMOUS CALLER LOOKS LIKE A CRANK BUT PLS CONTINUE FOLLOW UP.	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32341595.PDF	REPORTS POSSIBLY BEARING ON ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY.	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32341621.PDF	CABLE – SURVEILLANCE TEAMS REPORTS KOSTIKOV UNDER MEXICAN SECRET SERVICE PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32341633.PDF	CABLE REQUESTING CABLE SUMMARY ON INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32341634.PDF	CABLE RE BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON SILVIA DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32341682.PDF	CABLE – CONDOLENCE OVER LOSS OF PRES. KENNEDY.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32341697.PDF	TRANSCRIPT OF CONVERSATIONS.	CIA	11/01/1963
DOCID-32341717.PDF	CABLE – BEFORE RECEIPT INSTRUCTIONS DISREGARD SAME CONTACT MADE WITH ((DELETION)).	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32341747.PDF	CABLE RE RICHARD THOMAS GIBSON WHO WAS AN ACQUAINTANCE OF OSWALD.	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32341750.PDF	CABLE – ALVARADO IS FABRICATING HIS STORY OF SEEING OSWALD TAKEN MONEY IN THE CUBAN EMBASSY.	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32341762.PDF	CABLE – TRANSLATION OF A RESUME OF CONVERSATION BETWEEN CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO JOAQUIN HERNANDEZ ARMAS AND PRESIDENT DORTICOS OF CUBA.	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32341807.PDF	CABLE – SILVIA DURAN’S FIRST ARREST CAUSED GREAT DEAL OF DISCUSSION IN EMBASSY.	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32341846.PDF	CABLE – ((DELETION)) AFTER SILVIA DURAN FIRST ARREST WAS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE THAT THERE GREAT DEAL DISCUSSION OF THIS IN EMBASSY.	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32341856.PDF	FBI REQUESTS POLYGRAPH OF ALVARADO.	CIA	12/3/1963
DOCID-32341875.PDF	CABLE RE BAR OWNER GODINEZ’S COMMENTS ABOUT OVERHEARING FORMER CUBAN JOURNALISTS RECEIVING	CIA	12/3/1963
DOCID-32341916.PDF	FORMER CUBAN JOURNALIST TELLS CANTO (IN MARQUESA DE CUBA BAR) THAT HE RECEIVED A LETTER STATING THAT KENNEDY WOULD BE KILLED ON 22 NOVEMBER.	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32341917.PDF	LEONID BOGDANOV, THIRD SECRETARY SOVIET EMBASSY, MADE SPECIAL VISIT TO (DELETION) TO DIRECT TRANSMISSION OF TELEGRAMS TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON, CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN, AND ATTY. GEN. KENNEDY DEMANDING PROBE INTO ASSASSINATION OF JFK.	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32341944.PDF	CABLE – REMAINING IN NASSAU WITH UNTIL RETURN HAVA CA 10 DEC.	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32341945.PDF	CABLE – FBI HERE TELLS US THEY QUESTIONED ROBERT NIETO IN MIAMI ON BASIS OF YOUR TIP BUT HE DENIED ALL KNOWLEDGE OF PLOT.	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32341981.PDF	CABLE REQUESTING FURTHER INFORMATION BE SENT WHEN IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32342004.PDF	CABLE RE PLAN OF PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32342005.PDF	CABLE RE SAAVEDRA IDENTIFIED AS RAUL SAAVEDRA, HIGH OFFICIAL MINISTRY INTERIOR COMMERCE AND PROBABLY INFLUENTIAL IN PARTY.	CIA	12/19/1963
DOCID-32342023.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32342032.PDF	ACTING CONGEN JOHN GOSSETT WROTE GIBSON ROUTINE LTR REQUESTING INTV RE GIBSON’S	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32342034.PDF	CABLE RE DALLAS CONTACTS; DISCLOSURE OF SOURCE; AND FURTHER PROBES INTO JFK ASSASSINATION INVESTIGATION.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32342058.PDF	MARINA OSWALD INDENTIFIED BY INDIVIDUAL FROM A TV PICTURE AS SOMEONE MET IN MINSK, 1961	CIA	12/23/1963
DOCID-32342093.PDF	CABLE RE SILVIA DURAN’S WILLINGNESS TO TRAVEL TO THE U.S. TO CONFRONT OSWALD IF NECESSARY.	CIA	1/2/1964
DOCID-32342125.PDF	CABLE – CUBANS APPEAR EXTREMELY WORRIED ABOUT A MEXICAN NAMED CAMACHO.	CIA	01/09/1964
DOCID-32342375.PDF	TRANSMITTAL SLIP THAT ACCOMPANIED CHI-63-1246	CIA	01/06/1976
DOCID-32342379.PDF	ALBANIAN CRYPTO MATERIAL.	CIA	09/17/1976
DOCID-32342380.PDF	ALBANIAN CRYPTO MATERIAL.	CIA	08/24/1976
DOCID-32342391.PDF	STURGIS, FRANK – REQUEST TO MEET WITH A DCD OFFICER	CIA	05/08/1974
DOCID-32342477.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST FOR WILLIAM PAWLEY.	CIA	09/28/1977
DOCID-32342481.PDF	FBI DOCUMENT AND COVERSHEET ON MANUEL DE NOYA ALONSO.	CIA	05/06/1957
DOCID-32342698.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD – CONTACT WITH MR. WILLIAM D. PAWLEY IN MIAMI, 21 MARCH 1960	CIA	03/30/1960
DOCID-32342738.PDF	DISPATCH	CIA	10/16/1959
DOCID-32342971.PDF	CONTACT OF LEE OSWALD WITH A MEMBER OF SOVIET KGB ASSASSINATION DEPARTMENT.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32342988.PDF	PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO WC.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32342994.PDF	OPERATIONAL — LUISA CALDERON.	CIA	09/13/1963
DOCID-32343209.PDF	DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION	CIA	10/29/1975
DOCID-32343402.PDF	MONTHLY OPERATIONAL REPORT FOR PROJECT LIENVOY DURING OCTOBER 1963	CIA	11/07/1963
DOCID-32343404.PDF	PROJECT REVIEW	CIA	10/25/1963
DOCID-32343465.PDF	CABLE ON HOW INFORMATION WILL BE PASSED TO WARREN COMMISSION.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32343478.PDF	IDENTIFY SISTER OF LUISA CALDERON RESIDING IN TEXAS.	CIA	07/31/1963
DOCID-32343482.PDF	CUBAN DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL IN MEXICO.	CIA	07/05/1963
DOCID-32343519.PDF	62 INDEX CARDS TO DOCUMENTS APPEARING IN FOOTNOTES OF BERK’S REPORT.	CIA	1/1/1963
DOCID-32343617.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING INTERROGATION OF SILVIA DURAN ABOUT OSWALD AND WIFE TRYING TO GET PERMISSION FROM SOVIETS IN WASHINGTON TO RETURN TO RUSSIA.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32343898.PDF	DISPATCH FORWARDING COPY OF AMMUG-1 DEBRIEFING.	CIA	06/15/1966
DOCID-32343913.PDF	DISPATCH IDENTIFY SISTER OF LUISA CALDERON WHO LIVES IN TEXAS.	CIA	09/11/1963
DOCID-32344002.PDF	STATEMENTS OF SILVIA DURAN	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32344036.PDF	CABLE REGARDING WARREN COMMISSION	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32344055.PDF	LEE HARVEY OSWALD	CIA	12/3/1963
DOCID-32344097.PDF	RE PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION AND STATEMENTS OF SILVIA DURAN.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32344138.PDF	CABLE ON QJWIN	CIA	11/11/1960
DOCID-32344344.PDF	INFORMATION REGARDING SOVIET EMBASSY, AND CONSULATE.	CIA	05/07/1964
DOCID-32344345.PDF	NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: CIA WASHINGTON VITAL INTELLIGENCE FROM WARREN COMMISSION.	CIA	10/21/1984
DOCID-32344747.PDF	GERALD PATRICK HEMMING.	CIA	06/11/1976
DOCID-32344865.PDF	KING MARTIN LUTHER.	CIA	11/05/1967
DOCID-32344882.PDF	REPORT ON OSWALD’S TRANSIT THROUGH THE NETHERLANDS	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32344885.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	12/01/1963
DOCID-32345389.PDF	RESORTS INTERNATIONAL, INC., 591-722, BEHIND THE BAHAMA GAMBLING GROUP	CIA	08/18/1976
DOCID-32345417.PDF	MEMO RE AN ARTICLE IN THE NEW YORK TIMES OF A BAHAMA GAMBLING GROUP THAT LINK RESORTS INTERNATIONAL, INC.	CIA	08/18/1976
DOCID-32346284.PDF	LETTER CONCERNING THE HSCA SUBPOENA OF CIA FILES	CIA	09/25/1978
DOCID-32346398.PDF	AGENCY INVOLVEMENT IN WATERGATE CASE.	CIA	05/29/1973
DOCID-32346534.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	01/13/1978
DOCID-32346535.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	01/12/1978
DOCID-32346538.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	11/17/1977
DOCID-32346542.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	01/13/1978
DOCID-32346545.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	01/09/1978
DOCID-32346546.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	10/02/1978
DOCID-32346548.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	01/01/1978
DOCID-32346549.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	01/01/1978
DOCID-32346550.PDF	INDEX SEARCH AND 201 CONSOLIDATION REQUEST	CIA	09/06/1977
DOCID-32346610.PDF	COVER SHEET WITH RESPONSES TO HSCA REQUEST FOR NAMES CHECKS ON 11 NAMES; INFO AVAILABLE ON 3	CIA	12/28/1977
DOCID-32346691.PDF	NAME LIST ( MHCHAOS )	CIA	01/01/1978
DOCID-32346692.PDF	LISTING OF NAMES.	CIA	04/30/1974
DOCID-32346750.PDF	LISTING OF A NAME TRACE	CIA	04/30/1974
DOCID-32346791.PDF	MEMO:EUROPEAN BLACK POWER ACTIVISTS PLANNING VISIT TO U.S.A.	CIA	06/25/1968
DOCID-32346794.PDF	NAME TRACE.	CIA	10/23/1970
DOCID-32346829.PDF	CI/SO SUMMARY ON: JEWISH DEFENSE LEAGUE	CIA	01/18/1972
DOCID-32346849.PDF	NAME LISTING ON CHARLES THOMAS.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32346883.PDF	NAME LISTING – ALEXANDER, WILLIAM.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32346892.PDF	NAME LISTINGS.	CIA	09/14/1970
DOCID-32346932.PDF	LISTING–ALL IDEN DOCS WERE PROCESSED UNDER JAMES EARL RAY FOR HSCA.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32347053.PDF	INFORMATION ON OSWALD IN MEXICO CITY.	CIA	09/18/1978
DOCID-32347055.PDF	MEXICO CITY – OSWALD.	CIA	09/18/1978
DOCID-32347078.PDF	MEXICO CITY – OSWALD	CIA	09/18/1978
DOCID-32347167.PDF	MEMO: WASHINGTON POST STORY OF 13 NOVEMBER 1976 “OSWALD REPORTEDLY TOLD CUBANS OF PLAN TO KILL JFK” BY JOHN M. GOSHKO, WASHINGTON POST, 13 NOVEMBER 1976.	CIA	11/13/1978
DOCID-32347199.PDF	CABLE: AP WIRE STORY IN WASHINGTON STAR	CIA	10/01/1976
DOCID-32347300.PDF	REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON CARLOS MARCELLO (U).	CIA	01/03/1978
DOCID-32347430.PDF	MEMO SUGGESTING CIA DIVISION CHIEFS TO READ DIC LETTER TO HSCA CHAIRMAN	CIA	11/29/1976
DOCID-32347566.PDF	HSCA ACCESS TO MEXICO CITY HISTORY.	CIA	11/16/1978
DOCID-32347632.PDF	IDEN CABLE.	CIA	07/22/1978
DOCID-32347635.PDF	CABLE: HSCA DEPUTY STAFF DIRECTOR GARY CORNWELL ACCOMPANIED BY HSCA STAFFERS.	CIA	07/21/1978
DOCID-32347679.PDF	CABLE RE MEETING WITH HSCA CHIEF COUNSEL BLAKEY AND DDCI CARLUCCI	CIA	06/05/1978
DOCID-32347683.PDF	CABLE RE: WE HAVE CONTACTED HSCA STAFF DIRECTOR BLAKEY.	CIA	06/03/1978
DOCID-32347692.PDF	MEMO: HSCA REQUEST FOR RICHARD T. GIBSON’S 201 FILE.	CIA	6/2/1978
DOCID-32347695.PDF	CABLE: INSTRUCTIONS REITERATED BY HQS IN REF REPEATED TO MR. CORNWELL.	CIA	06/01/1978
DOCID-32347738.PDF	MEETING WITH HSCA COUNSEL BLAKEY ON QUESTIONING CIA AGENTS IN MEXICO	CIA	06/20/1978
DOCID-32347759.PDF	MEMO RE MEETING WITH GARY CORNWELL, DEPUTY CHIEF COUNSEL, HSCA.	CIA	05/19/1978
DOCID-32347762.PDF	MEETING WITH GARY CORNWELL, DEPUTY STAFF CHIEF, HSCA – 17 MAY 1978.	CIA	05/17/1978
DOCID-32347763.PDF	TRAVEL OF HSCA MEMBERS TO MEXICO CITY	CIA	05/17/1978
DOCID-32347766.PDF	MEMO RE HSCA VISIT TO MEXICO CITY, 30 MAY 1978.	CIA	05/16/1978
DOCID-32347814.PDF	CIA COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT REPORT ON DEMOHRENSCHILDT.	CIA	03/26/1979
DOCID-32347896.PDF	LTR TO HSCA OF COMMENTS ON VERSION OF THE DEFECTOR PAPER AND CUBAN PAPER	CIA	03/30/1979
DOCID-32347922.PDF	MR. LEE HARVEY OSWALD	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32347934.PDF	DRAFT HSCA REPORT.	CIA	03/14/1979
DOCID-32347945.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32347959.PDF	CABLE RE SYLVIA DURAN AKA SYLVIA DE TIRADO	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32348059.PDF	MEMO OF CONVERSATION: FURTHER ON OSWALD AND KENNEDY ASSASSINATION.	CIA	07/13/1966
DOCID-32348148.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING THE ARRIVAL OF HSCA STAFFERS HAROLD LEAP AND EDWIN LOPEZ IN MEXICO CITY.	CIA	07/21/1978
DOCID-32348169.PDF	CABLE:STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION	CIA	09/22/1964
DOCID-32348220.PDF	CABLE:HAS NOTHING ADDITIONAL TO OFFER BEYOND ACCOUNT OF MEXI-7115	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32348223.PDF	CABLE:OUR PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION IS TO	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32348236.PDF	CABLE:NOTE SECOND PICKUP WHICH MADE ON GOM INITIATIVE WITHOUT	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32348237.PDF	CABLE:REPORTED 27 NOV AFTER SYLVIA DURAN FIRST ARREST WAS PUBLIC	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32348239.PDF	CABLE:DEPT OF JUSTICE IS PREPARING REPORT ON WHOLE ASSASSINATION	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32348249.PDF	CABLE:FOLLOWING IS TRANSLATION OF A RESUME OF THE FOLLOW UP CONVERSATION	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32348271.PDF	REQUEST FOR CABLES AND DISPATCHES	CIA	09/03/1964
DOCID-32348278.PDF	CABLE FROM DIRECTOR	CIA	11/13/1963
DOCID-32348288.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	11/01/1963
DOCID-32348304.PDF	CABLE FROM MEXICO	CIA	01/09/1963
DOCID-32348311.PDF	JOHN A. ROE @ ROGALSKY	CIA	10/02/1964
DOCID-32348339.PDF	DOCUMENT SERVICE REQUEST	CIA	12/07/1976
DOCID-32348380.PDF	DISPATCH ON IDENTIFICATION OF INFORMANTS AND AGENTS.	CIA	03/31/1964
DOCID-32348397.PDF	ROUTING SHEET REQUESTING NAME TRACES.	CIA	06/29/1966
DOCID-32348429.PDF	CURRENT STATUS OF THE SERVICE DUVALIER	CIA	07/14/1970
DOCID-32348435.PDF	FURTHER ON ALPHA-66.	CIA	11/29/1962
DOCID-32348439.PDF	STATUS AND PLANS OF ALPHA 66.	CIA	11/27/1962
DOCID-32348447.PDF	ALPHA 66/ORGANIZATION AND PLANS.	CIA	09/07/1962
DOCID-32348455.PDF	FUTURE PLANS OF ALPHA-66.	CIA	11/02/1962
DOCID-32348475.PDF	CABLE	CIA	11/19/1954
DOCID-32348562.PDF	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL–JMWAVE TRACES ON MEMBERS OF ALPHA 66	CIA	11/16/1962
DOCID-32348574.PDF	DISPATCH:BIO AND PHOTOS FOR CALDERON-CARRALERO, LUISA	CIA	06/22/1963
DOCID-32348580.PDF	DISPATCH CONTAINING LIST OF INFORMANTS AND AGENTS IN PSEUDONYM AND ASSIGNED CODE.	CIA	03/30/1964
DOCID-32348589.PDF	OPERATIONAL AND SOURCE COVER SHEET – CUBAN ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO RE EUSEBIO AZCUE LOPEZ.	CIA	12/11/1959
DOCID-32348590.PDF	FIELD INFORMATION REPORT: CUBAN ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO RE EUSEBIO AZCUE LOPEZ.	CIA	12/11/1959
DOCID-32348617.PDF	DISPATCH:CUBAN DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL IN MEXICO/LUISA CALDERON CARRALERO.	CIA	06/22/1963
DOCID-32348619.PDF	DISPATCH:LUISA CALDERON/SISTER RESIDING IN TEXAS	CIA	09/11/1963
DOCID-32348625.PDF	CONTACT REPORT ON MEETING.	CIA	07/18/1963
DOCID-32348634.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING NEW EMPLOYEES OF THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY.	CIA	01/25/1963
DOCID-32348636.PDF	CONTACT REPORT DISPATCH.	CIA	07/31/1963
DOCID-32348638.PDF	HANDWRITTEN LIST OF DOCUMENT NUMBERS PROBABLY PERTAINING TO LUISA CALDERON.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32348641.PDF	LIST OF FILES PERTAINING TO LUISA CALDERON CARRALERO.	CIA	07/06/1978
DOCID-32348701.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING ACTIVITIES OF SELECTED CUBANS.	CIA	10/30/1960
DOCID-32348751.PDF	REPORT COVER SHEET.	CIA	08/07/1962
DOCID-32348757.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING REJECTION BY MEXICANS OF CUBAN INVITATION.	CIA	12/28/1962
DOCID-32348790.PDF	VASILIY KOSTENKO	CIA	03/04/1955
DOCID-32348908.PDF	COSTA RICAN COMMUNISTS OF SALVADOREAN ORGIN.	CIA	10/07/1948
DOCID-32348910.PDF	“COVER SHEET FOR REPORT ON “AL DIA” MAGAZINE.”	CIA	02/16/1956
DOCID-32348911.PDF	“AL DIA” MAGAZINE.	CIA	02/16/1956
DOCID-32348912.PDF	ACTIVITIES OF THE SOVIET EMBASSY, MEXICO CITY, NOVEMBER 1956.	CIA	01/16/1957
DOCID-32348913.PDF	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET FOR “CATEGORY-2 REVIEW.”	CIA	01/16/1957
DOCID-32348972.PDF	“THE ABOVE DOCUMENT IS CROSS REFERENCED TO THE 201 FILE CITED.”	CIA	08/16/1968
DOCID-32349191.PDF	INFORMATION ON LUIS KUTNER	CIA	09/10/1970
DOCID-32349210.PDF	LIST OF ADVISORS FOR DR. MARTIN L. KING	CIA	11/05/1967
DOCID-32349231.PDF	BLACK POWER POSTERS FROM THE AFRO ASIAN LATIN AMERICAN PEOPLE’S SOLIDARITY ORGANIZATION, HAVANA, CUBA	CIA	4/15/1968
DOCID-32349234.PDF	INFO ON SUSPECT COMPOSITE PHOTO OF SUSPECT INVOLVED IN KING ASSASSINATION	CIA	04/17/1968
DOCID-32349254.PDF	FIELD INFORMATION REPORT: “ATTEMPTS OF ROLANDO MASFERRER ROJAS TO CONTINUE HIS ASSOC. WITH HAITIAN EXILES IN THEIR OPERATIONS AGAINST HAITI”	CIA	11/26/1964
DOCID-32349274.PDF	SECURITY INFORMATION: BIO ON AMERIGO TERENZI, PCI PERSONALITY.	CIA	05/21/1953
DOCID-32349377.PDF	CI REPORT ON MANUEL VEGA PEREZ	CIA	06/29/1964
DOCID-32349517.PDF	FUTURE PLANS OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY JUNTA IN VENEZUELA.	CIA	02/04/1964
DOCID-32349688.PDF	INTERVIEW/DEBRIEFING OF AMMUG-1; DOCUMENTS BROUGHT OUT BY AMMUG -1 AND HIS COMMENTS CONCERNING THEM.	CIA	04/30/1964
DOCID-32349694.PDF	REVIEW OF 201 FILE ON U. S. CITIZEN	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32349695.PDF	FIELD INFO REPORT: CUBAN ASSISTANCE AND INTERVENTION IN THE GUATEMALAN POLITICAL SITUATION.	CIA	05/01/1982
DOCID-32349698.PDF	CABLE REFERENCING UNNAMED PERSONS AND THEIR WRITTEN CONVERSATIONS OF MEETINGS.	CIA	05/06/1965
DOCID-32349726.PDF	CABLE RE ONE BENJAMINE PAREDES, EMPLOYED BY AGENCIA FRANCE PRESS AND PART MIR CLANDESTINE APPARAT DURING ROUNDUP OF MIR LEADERS IN JANUARY 1964.	CIA	05/13/1964
DOCID-32349752.PDF	DISPATCH RE A CONTACT REPORT ON MEETING	CIA	07/11/1969
DOCID-32349757.PDF	DISPATCH WITH LIST OF 201 FILE NUMBERS.	CIA	02/01/1962
DOCID-32349775.PDF	BIOGRAPHIC REPORT ON MANUEL EUGENIO VEGA PEREZ, ALIAS “MARCOS”.	CIA	08/11/1964
DOCID-32349780.PDF	OPERATIONAL-INITIATION OF CONTACT.	CIA	09/30/1964
DOCID-32349786.PDF	MEMO FOR THE RECORD RE MEETING WITH OPERATIONAL CONTACT ON 27 MARCH 1970.	CIA	03/31/1970
DOCID-32349806.PDF	FIELD INFORMATION REPORT, SUBJ: LECTURE OF MANUEL RAY RIVERO	CIA	05/26/1965
DOCID-32349809.PDF	DISCUSSIONS OF BRAZILIAN FOREIGN MINISTER WITH CUBAN EXILES RE ESTABLISHMENT OF CUBAN GOVERNMENT IN EXILE.	CIA	12/31/1964
DOCID-32349818.PDF	CURRENT STATUS OF ACTIVIST GROUPS	CIA	04/26/1963
DOCID-32349834.PDF	REPORT ON THE POSSIBLE SURVIVAL OF 26 JULY MOVEMENT AFTER ITS STRUGGLE WITH THE CUBAN COMMUNISTS.	CIA	12/27/1962
DOCID-32349946.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING PEDRO DIAZ LANZ.	CIA	02/13/1960
DOCID-32349969.PDF	OFFICE FORM: PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL.	CIA	07/28/1959
DOCID-32349978.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	02/20/1964
DOCID-32349984.PDF	ONE PAGE DISPATCH RE OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY.	CIA	02/20/1964
DOCID-32349986.PDF	DOCUMENTS NOT AVAILABLE – SUSAN HEILIGMAN FRANK.	CIA	06/23/1965
DOCID-32350020.PDF	EMPTY ENVELOPE WITH SIX DOCUMENTS LISTED.	CIA	08/08/1968
DOCID-32350031.PDF	COPY OF 201 ON KALASHNIKOFF, IGOR	CIA	11/16/1951
DOCID-32350052.PDF	CASE 39300 – LITTLE KNOWN ESCAPE ROUTE FROM CUBA AND PERSONALITIES PARTICIPATING THEREIN.	CIA	03/24/1964
DOCID-32350061.PDF	CABLE RE POLITICAL LEADERS RECEIVING PROFIT FROM GANJA TRAFFIC.	CIA	08/03/1970
DOCID-32350064.PDF	AMERICAN CITIZENS ON ((DELETION)) WATCHLIST.	CIA	02/13/1963
DOCID-32350350.PDF	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL TRACE REQUEST	CIA	01/14/1965
DOCID-32350399.PDF	NOTE INDICATING CASE 38086 IS ATTACHED.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32350403.PDF	MEMO ON LACK OF CONTACT BETWEEN FIELD OFFICE AND MITCHELL WARBELL.	CIA	01/11/1974
DOCID-32350421.PDF	AVAILIABILITY OF LEASE AIRCRAFT.	CIA	04/26/1971
DOCID-32350540.PDF	LIENVOY TRANSCRIPT.	CIA	02/28/1964
DOCID-32350544.PDF	REQUEST TO FIND OUT FROM SISTER WHAT HAPPENED TO HER IN CUBA.	CIA	03/18/1964
DOCID-32350547.PDF	FIRING OF TERESA PROENZA FROM CUBAN EMBASSY JOB IN MEXICO REPORTEDLY CAUSED PARTLY BY POOR RELATIONSHIP WITH WIFE OF GUSTAVO TORROELLAS.	CIA	01/03/1964
DOCID-32350552.PDF	CABLE: REPORTS SUBJ TRIED ARRANGE TRAVEL HAVA	CIA	01/03/1964
DOCID-32350553.PDF	TERESA PROENZA REPORTEDLY SUMMARILY FIRED FROM JOB.	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32350555.PDF	CABLE:TERESA PROENZA VISITED (DELETED) EMBASSY WITH SISTER CACHITA.	CIA	03/25/1964
DOCID-32350556.PDF	FULL TRANSCRIPT.	CIA	02/28/1964
DOCID-32350557.PDF	DISMISSAL OF TERESA PROENZA PROENZA, CUBAN CULTURAL ATTACHE IN MEXICO CITY.	CIA	01/30/1964
DOCID-32350620.PDF	TERESA PROENZA.	CIA	02/04/1964
DOCID-32350625.PDF	TELEPHONE TRANSCRIPTS.	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32350692.PDF	WARREN, SUSAN.	CIA	11/08/1967
DOCID-32350866.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE “MSG 44.”	CIA	11/21/1963
DOCID-32350877.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE POSSIBLE ATTEMPT TO CENSURE U.S./CUBA POLICY THROUGH THE ((ILLEGIBLE)).	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32350887.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ARRIVAL OF SOVIET PERSONNEL AND AIRCRAFT, SOVIET CAMP AT EL SEBORUCO, PINAR DEL RIO PROVINCE, AND STRENGTH AND CAPABILITY OF CUBAN DEFENSES SURROUNDING GUANTANAMO.	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32350913.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE IAPA DELEGATES SAID U.S. MUST OVERTHROW CASTRO BECAUSE THERE IS LITTLE CHANCE OF INTERNAL REVOLT.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32350918.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE CUBAN NAVAL PATROLS.	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32350920.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE CONCERNING MARITIME EXFIL OF HEADQUARTERS ASSET.	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32350965.PDF	CABLE: REF A AUTHORIZED TERMINATION PAYMENT OF 2000 DOLLARS TO	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32350983.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE LETTER EXCHANGE BETWEEN VICTOR RODRIQUEZ AND HIS BROTHER.	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32350992.PDF	CABLE: DEBRIEFING AMFAUNA-14	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32351034.PDF	CABLE: PBPRIME CONTRACT AGENT AMPAL-1 (IDEN-1) GOING MEXI 29 NOV	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32351036.PDF	CABLE: – SUBJECT GIVEN REST PERIOD AFTER BEING VERY ILL	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32351042.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE SUBJECT BIOGRAPHIC DATA.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32351054.PDF	CABLE:FOLL IS TRANSLATION REF A: MSG 45.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32351059.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE THERMOELECTRIC PLANT.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32351061.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ARRIVAL OF CHINESE TROOPS IN MARLIE AND DISPOSITION OF TROOPS IN PINAR DEL RIO PROVINCE.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32351079.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ARRIVAL OF CHINESE IN CIENFUEGOS.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32351082.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE CACHING ACTIVITY.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32351099.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ANGEL GARCI LUGO.	CIA	12/01/1963
DOCID-32351135.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE REACTION BY PEOPLE OF HAVANA, MORON, CAMAGUEY AND CAIBARTEN TO NEWS OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S DEATH.	CIA	12/2/1963
DOCID-32351177.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE DELIVERY OF MATERIAL TO CUBA BY SUBMARINE, AIRCRAFT WITH AMERICAN MARKINGS AT RANCHO BOYEROS AIRPORT AND ASSURANCES MADE TO CUBAN GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS.	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32351198.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE IDEN AT A NEW YORK ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS.	CIA	1/1/1963
DOCID-32351215.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE TRAVEL PLANS OF SUBJECT.	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32351216.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE – URGENT INTERVENTION NEEDED TO OBTAIN MEXICAN VISA.	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32351234.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE REPORT IN MIAMI HERALD OF CUBAN WATER SHORTAGE HAS PROMPTED CASTRO TO SEND SECRET ENVOY TO US TO BUY SPARE PARTS FOR TWO DIESEL PLANTS.	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32351258.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE COAST GUARD PICKUP OF GROUP AND INADVERTANT RELEASE OF DETAILED INFO.	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32351298.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE.	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32351299.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE ARRIVAL IN MEXICO FOR MATERIAL PICK UP.	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32351300.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE DESCRIPTION AND POSSIBLITY OF RELATIONSHIP.	CIA	01/01/1963
DOCID-32351312.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE HAND CARRYING PERSONAL DOCUMENTS.	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32351325.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE.	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32351328.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ROBERTO FERNANDEZ RETAMAR, ANTI AMERICAN ARGENTINE NATIONAL.	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32351333.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ILIAD OPERATION TERMINATION.	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32351337.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE LIST OF SUBJECTS AND THEIR PLANS TO STAY OR RETURN TO CUBA.	CIA	12/07/1963
DOCID-32351340.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE – NOT POSSIBLE FOR CASE OFFICER TO GO TO MIAMI.	CIA	12/07/1963
DOCID-32351341.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE REPORTED ARRIVAL OF METALLURG BAYKOV WITH MILITARY CARGO IN HABANA.	CIA	12/07/1963
DOCID-32351378.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS.	CIA	12/07/1963
DOCID-32351404.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE REQUESTING FULL DETAILS ON SUBJECT.	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32351408.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE TRANSMISSION – SOVIET SHIP LUTZK ARRIVED IN MATANZAS WITH ARMS.	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32351422.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE – DISMANTLING OF MISSILE BASES IN PINAR DEL RIO PROVINCE.	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32351442.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE REACTION TO EXFILTRATION.	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32351445.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE FIRST TIME LUNCHEON MEETING.	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32351446.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE FLORIDA LINES POSSIBLY RUNNING GUNS TO HAITI.	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32351476.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE GUIDANCE AND INSTRUCTIONS.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32351477.PDF	JMWAE CABLE – ALLEGED CRUISE MISSILE INSTALLATION AT PLAY GIRON.	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32351492.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE DEBRIEFING.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32351517.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE COMMO INSTRUCTOR TRAVELING UNDER ALIAS ALEXANDER D. ONACK.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32351521.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE CONDUCTING CACHE OPS.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32351527.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE DISCUSSIONS.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32351532.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE FILE INFORMATION.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32351541.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE HOPE SUNDAY PROGRAM.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32351555.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32351571.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE CASE HANDLED BY HQS.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32351577.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE – FIDEL CASTRO REPORTEDLY EXTREMELY CONCERNED WITH PERSISTENCE OF INVESTIGATION INTO PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S MURDER AND WITH POSSIBLE DISCLOSURES THAT COULD RESULT.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32351588.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE SUBJECT AVAILABILITY FOR RIO ASSIGNMENT.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32351590.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE COVERT SOURCE.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351591.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE POSITION OF COUNSELOR OF EMBASSY AT HAVANA WILL BE ABOLISHED.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351599.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE ARREST OF ORLANDO DIAZ.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351604.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE DESIRE TO MAINTAIN POST OFFICE BOX.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351606.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE SUBJECT NOW PROCESSING FOR US VISA.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351607.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE REQUESTING STATION TRACES ON DAVID ALVARIDO.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351624.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE POSSIBLE RECRUITMENT.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351633.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32351651.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE FAMILIARIZATION VISIT TO CUBA.	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32351653.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE JOSE MANUEL SOLSONA FONSECA.	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32351663.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE COMMO MATERIAL.	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32351664.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE COMMO MATERIAL ISSUED FOR DEADDROP.	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32351669.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE INVOLVEMENT IN ARMS TRAFFIC.	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32351674.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE NAME TRACES.	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32351683.PDF	JMWAVE CABLE RE INTELLIGENCE HIGHLIGHTS.	CIA	12/15/1963
DOCID-32351813.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE TRANSMISSION TO BE TRANSMITTED AND ENCIPHERED.	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32351832.PDF	CABLE: THREE MILE LIMIT NOT VALID AS NOTED PARA 4 DIR 84529	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32351845.PDF	CABLE: AS RESULT PICKUP BY BRITISH OF 9 CUBANS	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32351861.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE DSE.	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32351867.PDF	CABLE: AMLASH/1 WAS MET IN PARIS FOR LAST TIME ON 22 NOV 63.	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32351893.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE TRANSMITTED BROADCAST.	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32351896.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE MANUEL BENITEZ VALDEZ, LONTIME KUBARK CONTACT.	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32351915.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE STORY OF CUBAN KNOWLEDGE OF JFK ASSASSINATION.	CIA	12/5/1963
DOCID-32351937.PDF	CABLE: DOES WAVE HAVE ANY INDICATIONS FROM ANY SOURCES OF D.S.E.	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32351950.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE INFILTRATION.	CIA	2/6/1963
DOCID-32351960.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE BRITISH PROCEDURE RE KUBARK MARITIME ACTIVITY.	CIA	12/07/1963
DOCID-32351991.PDF	CABLE: ASSUME MADR BRIEFED RE POSTAL BOX WHICH WORTHWHILE	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32352072.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE RE ACTIONS INCLUDING PROPOSITION.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32352076.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32352103.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE TRANSMITTING AGENT MESSAGE TO BE ENCIPHERED.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32352111.PDF	DIRECTOR CABLE REQUESTING QUICK REPLY.	CIA	12/01/1963
DOCID-32352134.PDF	HANDWRITTEN NOTES RE CUBAN MEDICAL STUDENT IN PARIS.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32352217.PDF	FIDEL CASTRO REPORTEDLY EXTREMELY CONCERNED WITH PERSISTENCE OF INVESTIGATION INTO KENNEDY’S MURDER AND WITH POSSIBLE DISCLOSURES THAT COULD RESULT.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32352228.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	05/17/1978
DOCID-32352287.PDF	MEETING WITH HSCA CHIEF COUNSEL G. ROBERT BLAKEY.	CIA	06/20/1978
DOCID-32352376.PDF	SPEED LETTER: REQUEST FOR TRACE ON MORRIS G. (OR MAURICE) BISHOP.	CIA	03/30/1977
DOCID-32352380.PDF	GILBERTO ALVARADO, PROFESSED CASTROITE NICARAGUAN, CAME TO EMBASSY AND MADE STATEMENT ABOUT LEE OSWALD	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32352381.PDF	ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY–REPORTED ANONYMOUS TELEPHONE MESSAGE	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32352391.PDF	PHOTOS OF BONILLA, ELPIDIO.	CIA	02/10/1965
DOCID-32352433.PDF	CUBA REACTION TO THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY.	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32352567.PDF	CABLE ON SOVIET CONSUL OPERATIONS.	CIA	5/1/1964
DOCID-32352682.PDF	INFORMATION ON SYLVIA DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32352690.PDF	MEMO:REVIEW OF MEXICO CITY STATION FILES AT RECORDS CENTER	CIA	05/02/1977
DOCID-32352695.PDF	CABLE:ACC LIENVOY 1 OCT 63, AMERICAN MALE WHO SPOKE BROKEN RUSSIAN SAID HIS NAME LEE OSWALD	CIA	10/08/1963
DOCID-32352697.PDF	CABLE:LEE OSWALD WHO CALLED SOVEMB 1 OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32352736.PDF	“REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON SILVIA T. DURAN.”	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32352751.PDF	HEADQUARTERS HAS NO EVIDENCE THAT SOVIETS HAVE ADVANCE COPY OF PHOTO.	CIA	10/15/1964
DOCID-32352812.PDF	EXCERPT FROM WARREN COMMISSION REPORT RE PHOTOS.	CIA	09/28/1964
DOCID-32352823.PDF	CABLE RE PHOTOS AND SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS.	CIA	09/25/1964
DOCID-32352825.PDF	CABLE RE PHOTOS, REACTION OF OSWALD’S MOTHER, AND SECURITY IMPLICATIONS.	CIA	9/24/2004
DOCID-32352826.PDF	CABLE RE PHOTOS AND OSWALD’S MOTHER.	CIA	9/24/2004
DOCID-32352827.PDF	CABLE RE VISA APPLICATION VERIFICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
DOCID-32352836.PDF	CABLE ON SILVIA DURAN THREATENED WITH EXTRADITION TO U.S.	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32352910.PDF	DISPATCH: LUISA CALDERON.	CIA	09/01/1963
DOCID-32352911.PDF	DISPATCH: IDENTIFY SISTER OF SUBJECT.	CIA	12/15/1971
DOCID-32352982.PDF	CABLE TO DIRECTOR RE SILVIA WILLING TRAVEL TO US TO CONFRONT OSWALD.	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32352984.PDF	CABLE REQUESTING AIR POUCH OF SUPPLIES (RECORDING TAPE).	CIA	12/27/1963
DOCID-32352986.PDF	CABLE TO MEXICO RE PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION.	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32353017.PDF	CABLE:SOVIET EMB AND CONSULATE ARE NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC. OFFICES ARE IN COMPOUND	CIA	05/06/1964
DOCID-32353167.PDF	PLAN FOR PASSING INFORMATION TO W.C.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32353227.PDF	CABLE RE VISA APPLICATION VERIFICATION.	CIA	9/22/1964
DOCID-32353344.PDF	CONTACT OF LEE OSWALD WITH A MEMBER OF SOVIET KGB ASSASSINATION DEPARTMENT	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32353576.PDF	CLASSIFIED MESSAGE: STATEMENTS OF SILVIA DURAN.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32353604.PDF	DAILY OPERATIONS OF THE SOVIET EMBASSY, SOVIET CONSULATE, CUBAN EMBASSY, AND CUBAN CONSULATE IN MEXICO CITY	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32353609.PDF	BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32353644.PDF	CABLE RE PASSING INFO TO WC.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32353680.PDF	PROGRESS REPORT: 1 JULY – 30 SEPTEMBER 1971	CIA	09/29/1971
DOCID-32353682.PDF	PRODUCTION TRANSFERRED TO HEADQUARTERS FOR STORAGE	CIA	08/12/1969
DOCID-32353688.PDF	REFERENCE SHEET – MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERS	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32353750.PDF	VISA REQUEST	CIA	10/01/1963
DOCID-32353765.PDF	TRAVEL TO CUBA	CIA	10/02/1963
DOCID-32353770.PDF	MEETING INSTRUCTIONS	CIA	10/02/1963
DOCID-32353776.PDF	REQUEST RESPONSE TO EARLIER CABLE	CIA	10/02/1963
DOCID-32353804.PDF	TRACE RESULTS – MEXICAN VISITOR TO SPAIN	CIA	10/04/1963
DOCID-32353822.PDF	ATTENDEES AT MEXICAN ARCHITECTS MEETING	CIA	10/05/1963
DOCID-32353895.PDF	CABLE RE DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING CURRENT STATUS AND MUTUAL FRIENDS.	CIA	10/10/1963
DOCID-32353903.PDF	CABLE RE RETURN TO TIJUANA.	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32353908.PDF	CABLE RE CALL TO SOVIET EMBASSY.	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32353912.PDF	CABLE RE ONE MORE CHICOM ARRIVAL FOR IUA CONFERENCE.	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32353914.PDF	CABLE RE POSSIBLE SURVEILLANCE OF CLETO SOUZA.	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32353931.PDF	CABLE RE DISCUSSIONS.	CIA	10/12/1963
DOCID-32353943.PDF	CABLE RE ARRIVAL PLANS.	CIA	10/12/1963
DOCID-32353950.PDF	CABLE RE LIANG AND DELEGATION STAYING AT HOTEL.	CIA	10/12/1963
DOCID-32353981.PDF	CABLE RE RECEIPT OF ENVELOPES.	CIA	10/15/1963
DOCID-32354001.PDF	CABLE RE OPERATIONAL MATTERS.	CIA	10/16/1963
DOCID-32354002.PDF	CABLE RE CROWDED SCHEDULE.	CIA	10/16/1963
DOCID-32354004.PDF	PCM 14TH CONGRESS SCHEDULE.	CIA	10/16/1963
DOCID-32354007.PDF	CABLE: CHICOM ARCHITECTS TO VISIT BRAZIL.	CIA	10/17/1963
DOCID-32354014.PDF	CABLE RE INVESTIGATOR FOR BANCO DEL ATLANTICO.	CIA	10/17/1963
DOCID-32354017.PDF	CABLE: POSTPONEMENT OF JUAN JOSE ARAVELO’S TRIP TO FRANCE.	CIA	10/17/1963
DOCID-32354024.PDF	CABLE RE RECEIPT OF LETTER.	CIA	10/19/1963
DOCID-32354059.PDF	CABLE REINSTITUTING INVESTIGATION OF ABEL BERNAL AYARZA.	CIA	10/22/1963
DOCID-32354060.PDF	CABLE REQUESTING NAME TRACES.	CIA	10/22/1963
DOCID-32354072.PDF	CABLE RE COORDINATION FOR STATION VISIT.	CIA	10/23/1963
DOCID-32354080.PDF	CABLE RE VISA ARRANGEMENTS.	CIA	10/01/1963
DOCID-32354085.PDF	CABLE:ON CHANCE COMPLEX NOT ILLEGAL DESCRIBED BY/POLES TRAVELING TO MEXICO	CIA	10/24/1963
DOCID-32354088.PDF	CABLE:ADVISE TRUE NAME AND LANGUAGE ABILITIES	CIA	10/24/1963
DOCID-32354099.PDF	CABLE:FOLLOWING IS FROM/PRI CANDIDATE	CIA	10/24/1963
DOCID-32354149.PDF	CABLE:SUBJ REF DEPARTED MEXICO 15 SEPT VIA SABENA FLIGHT	CIA	10/26/1963
DOCID-32354154.PDF	CABLE:SUGGEST HQS CONTACT LINOZZLE AT PENTAGON FOR ASSESSMENT	CIA	10/29/1963
DOCID-32354170.PDF	CABLE:ACC LIENVOY SUBJ IS FIRST SEC, PATRONYMIC IVANOVICH.	CIA	10/30/1963
DOCID-32354179.PDF	CABLE:JOHN RETTIE PLANS GO TO SOUTH CAROLINA SPEND CHRISTMAS	CIA	10/30/1963
DOCID-32354187.PDF	CABLE:AT RE INITIAL MEETING WITH NEW STATION CONTACT	CIA	10/31/1963
DOCID-32354259.PDF	CABLE RE TRAVEL PLANS.	CIA	11/04/1963
DOCID-32354262.PDF	CABLE RE GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ.	CIA	11/05/1963
DOCID-32354273.PDF	CABLE:AIRMAILING TO PIEPER ADDRESS 3 NOV EDITION NEWSPAPER	CIA	01/01/1963
DOCID-32354289.PDF	CABLE RE DELEGATION TO PHARMACEUTICAL CONGRESS.	CIA	11/06/1963
DOCID-32354300.PDF	CABLE RE RE SOVIET TROOP MOVEMENTS IN CUBA.	CIA	11/07/1963
DOCID-32354328.PDF	CABLE RE SUBJECT ACTIVITIES AFTER RETURNING FROM HOME LEAVE.	CIA	11/09/1963
DOCID-32354329.PDF	CABLE RE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CUBA AND WESTERN EUROPEAN NATION FOR ACQUISITION OF MACHINERY AND SPARE PARTS.	CIA	11/09/1963
DOCID-32354367.PDF	INVESTIGATON RESULTS	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32354375.PDF	ENVELOPE RECEIPT	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32354379.PDF	TESTS REPORT	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32354382.PDF	TRAVEL	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32354487.PDF	LATIN AMERICA DIVISION/JFK TASK FORCE HOW RESEARCH WAS DONE.	CIA	06/01/1977
DOCID-32354488.PDF	LATIN AMERICA DIVISION/JFK TASK FORCE HOW RESEARCH WAS CONDUCTED.	CIA	06/01/1977
DOCID-32354643.PDF	MEMO: SUBJECT: AGENCY INVOLVEMENT IN THE WATERGATE CASE.	CIA	05/29/1973
DOCID-32354705.PDF	MEMO CONCERNING FOLDER OF SENSITIVE NON-CS RECORD MATERIAL.	CIA	09/20/1966
DOCID-32354932.PDF	MEMO: MEETING WITH HSCA CHIEF COUNSEL G. ROBERT BLAKEY.	CIA	06/20/1978
DOCID-32355026.PDF	CABLE:ALTHO STATION TRACING JOHN WILSON AKA WILSON-HUDSON	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32355274.PDF	EFFORT TO CONTACT	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32355279.PDF	HELP GIVEN WITH VISA APPLICATION	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32355303.PDF	TRAVEL PLANS	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32355326.PDF	TRAVEL PLANS	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32355330.PDF	REQUEST FOR SUPPORT FOR AMBASSADOR INTERVIEW	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32355368.PDF	MISSING BAGGAGE	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32355402.PDF	CORRECTION CABLE (RE CONGRESS SITE, MEXI).	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32355429.PDF	REQUEST FOR PHOTO	CIA	11/13/1963
DOCID-32355430.PDF	UPCOMING CP MEETINGS	CIA	11/14/1963
DOCID-32355449.PDF	ENVELOPE FROM ASSET RECEIVED, 13 NOV.	CIA	1/14/1963
DOCID-32355458.PDF	CABLE:STATION TRACES ERNESTO MONTES I BRADLEY, PERONISTA REFUGEE	CIA	11/14/1963
DOCID-32355468.PDF	OPS CABLE	CIA	11/15/1963
DOCID-32355487.PDF	INVESTIGATION OF MUSICIAN	CIA	11/16/1963
DOCID-32355488.PDF	OPERATIONAL CABLE	CIA	11/16/1963
DOCID-32355489.PDF	OPS CABLE (BIO ON SOURCE).	CIA	11/16/1963
DOCID-32355490.PDF	OPERATIONAL CABLE	CIA	11/17/1963
DOCID-32355508.PDF	NO MESSAGES HAVE EVER ARRIVED.	CIA	11/18/1963
DOCID-32355509.PDF	LEFT MEXI FOR PACY	CIA	11/18/1963
DOCID-32355516.PDF	COMMENTS ON REPORT OF KGB AGENT	CIA	11/18/1963
DOCID-32355524.PDF	POLITICAL ASYLUM FOR CUBAN	CIA	11/19/1963
DOCID-32355545.PDF	TRAVEL OF MEXICAN BUSINESSMAN	CIA	11/19/1963
DOCID-32355613.PDF	MEXICAN SERVICE SURVEILLANCE OF SOVIET KOSTIKOV	CIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32355627.PDF	NO COMMUNICATION RECEIVED AT BOX	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32355632.PDF	INFORMATION ON MEXICAN PERSON WHO CONTACT OF CUBAN CONSULATE MEXICO CITY	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32355644.PDF	NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT OF ENVELOPES	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32355680.PDF	ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON OSWALD AND ASSASSINATION	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32355683.PDF	INTERROGATION OF ECHEVARRIA RE OSWALD AND ASSASSINATION	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32355691.PDF	INTERROGATION OF ALVARADO RE OSWALD	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32355724.PDF	TRANSMITTAL OF BACKGROUND INFORMATION	CIA	10/17/1963
DOCID-32355726.PDF	DISPATCH:SUBJECT OF REFERENCE	CIA	10/14/1963
DOCID-32355728.PDF	TRANSMITTAL OF VOLUMES OF PHOTOGRAPHS	CIA	11/16/1963
DOCID-32355731.PDF	DISPATCH:TRANSMITTAL OF THE 1962 AND 1963 WARSAW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY	CIA	10/24/1963
DOCID-32355733.PDF	DISPATCH:TRACES – BOHUMIL JIRKAL, OFFICIAL AT CZECH EMBASSY, MEXICO CITY	CIA	10/24/1963
DOCID-32355739.PDF	OPERATIONAL CABLE	CIA	11/12/1963
DOCID-32355782.PDF	MEETING OF 17 OCTOBER 1963	CIA	11/07/1963
DOCID-32355786.PDF	DISPATCH: BELARMINO CASTELLANOS RUISECO	CIA	11/12/1963
DOCID-32355824.PDF	DISPATCH:ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO	CIA	11/18/1963
DOCID-32355826.PDF	DISPATCH:MEXICANS IN THE SOVIET UNION FOR TRAINING	CIA	11/18/1963
DOCID-32355829.PDF	DISPATCH:EXPIRATION OF POA	CIA	11/19/1963
DOCID-32355837.PDF	DISPATCH:OPERATIONAL/CONTACT WITH	CIA	11/20/1963
DOCID-32355839.PDF	DISPATCH:ALEXANDER MAKOWSKI – TRACE RESPONSE	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32355844.PDF	OPERATIONAL – JAROSLAV KUCRVALEK	CIA	10/31/1963
DOCID-32355845.PDF	PROCESSING OF TRAVEL INFORMATION	CIA	10/18/1963
DOCID-32355853.PDF	OPERATIONAL – ARRIVAL OF ALEXANDER MAKOWSKI – POLISH EMBASSY – COMMERCIAL SECTION	CIA	10/31/1963
DOCID-32355854.PDF	OPERATIONAL – PASSPORT OF CZECH NATIONAL SVATAPLUK OSVALD	CIA	10/31/1963
DOCID-32355855.PDF	PROGRESS REPORT JANUARY – JULY 1963	CIA	10/30/1963
DOCID-32355872.PDF	PRQ PART II	CIA	11/01/1963
DOCID-32355904.PDF	CUBAN “IDENTIFICATION” OF KUBARK AGENT	CIA	11/06/1963
DOCID-32355907.PDF	OPERATIONAL CABLE – POLISH INTELLIGENCE OFFICER	CIA	11/08/1963
DOCID-32355918.PDF	OPERATIONAL – BOLESLAW JELEN (201-11688)	CIA	11/14/1963
DOCID-32355920.PDF	OPERATIONAL – TRAVEL OF POLISH NATIONALS	CIA	11/14/1963
DOCID-32355921.PDF	CONTACT WITH ROBERTO SALAS, CUBAN PHOTOGRAPHER	CIA	11/12/1963
DOCID-32355923.PDF	OPERATIONAL – STATUS REPORT ON INVESTIGATION RYSZARD LICHOCKI	CIA	11/14/1963
DOCID-32355931.PDF	REVIEW OF PERFORMANCE	CIA	11/21/1963
DOCID-32355946.PDF	DISPATCH:CONTACT REPORT – MEETINGS	CIA	11/15/1963
DOCID-32355953.PDF	DISPATCH:OPERATIONAL – LITABBY PROGRESS REPORT	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32355954.PDF	DISPATCH:OPERATIONAL – ODACID CABLE MISSENT TO POLISH EMBASSY	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32355982.PDF	ENVELOPES RECEIVED FOR PERSONAL DELIVERY	CIA	12/16/1963
DOCID-32355990.PDF	DEPARTURE CABLE	CIA	12/16/1963
DOCID-32356013.PDF	OPERATIONAL CABLE – SET UP ORGANIZATION FOR GUERRILLA TRAINING	CIA	12/18/1963
DOCID-32356016.PDF	ARRIVAL NOTIFICATION – DEBRIEFING	CIA	12/18/1963
DOCID-32356024.PDF	TERMINATION OF JOINT PROGRAM	CIA	12/19/1963
DOCID-32356054.PDF	LCFLUTTER MACHINES DEPART MEXICO AND ARRIVE NEW ORLEANS	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32356058.PDF	REQUEST ARRANGE PICK UP ENVELOPE	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32356067.PDF	PURPORTED ATTEMPT BY CUBAN GOVERNMENT TO BE REINCORPORATED IN THE FAMILY OF LATIN AMERICAN NATIONS	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32356080.PDF	OPERATIONAL CABLE	CIA	12/23/1963
DOCID-32356081.PDF	TRAVEL INFORMATION	CIA	12/23/1963
DOCID-32356082.PDF	PLANS OF HONDURAN COMMUNIST EXILES IN MEXICO TO BEGIN GUERRILLA TRAINING	CIA	12/23/1963
DOCID-32356093.PDF	INFORMATION REQUEST – MARVIN CARPENTER, U.S. CITIZEN , STUDENT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO	CIA	12/24/1963
DOCID-32356097.PDF	PACKAGE DELIVERED	CIA	12/26/1963
DOCID-32356101.PDF	AGENT TRIP TO HAVANA.	CIA	12/26/1963
DOCID-32356106.PDF	PLS FORWARD IDENTITY AND PERTINENT REFS.	CIA	12/26/1963
DOCID-32356109.PDF	TRAVEL DATA: MEXI-MIAMI-ROME.	CIA	12/27/1963
DOCID-32356110.PDF	IDEN OF REF	CIA	12/27/1963
DOCID-32356112.PDF	OPS CABLE – BRIEFING AND TRAINING	CIA	12/27/1963
DOCID-32356123.PDF	CUBAN MUGBOOK, VOL II (PHOTOGRAPHS) TABLE OF CONTENTS AND 501 PHOTOGRAPHS.	CIA	01/01/1963
DOCID-32356127.PDF	EFFORTS TO DETERMINE SUBJECT’S SUITABILITY AS RESIDENT AGENT	CIA	10/18/1963
DOCID-32356128.PDF	REQUEST FOR TRACES ON SYLVIA T. DURAN	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32356184.PDF	REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON CHICOM FAIR	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32356199.PDF	CABLE:REQUEST FOR ITINERARYOF SOURCE GOING TO CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32356205.PDF	CABLE: OUR PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INTO TO WARREN COMMISSION IS TO ELIMINATE MENTION OF TELEPHONE TAPS	CIA	12/20/1962
DOCID-32356213.PDF	CABLE RE APPROACH	CIA	09/30/1963
DOCID-32356215.PDF	CABLE RE SUPPORT OF ANTI CUBA ACTIVITIES	CIA	09/30/1963
DOCID-32356227.PDF	CONTACT FOR POSSIBLE CUBA SABOTAGE EFFORT T	CIA	10/02/1963
DOCID-32356228.PDF	IDEN CABLE	CIA	10/02/1963
DOCID-32356229.PDF	ASSET DEVELOPMENT	CIA	10/01/1963
DOCID-32356261.PDF	IDEN CABLE FOR DIRECTOR 73460	CIA	10/04/1963
DOCID-32356280.PDF	CABLE RE NAME TRACES ON CUBAN DOCTORS ATTENDING CARDIOLOGY CONGRESS	CIA	10/08/1963
DOCID-32356290.PDF	CABLE RE DR. RENE VALLEIO ORTIZ, CASTRO’S PERSONAL PHYSICIAN	CIA	10/09/1963
DOCID-32356298.PDF	CABLE RE A POSSIBLE COMPROMISE WITH ARREST OF MONEY MAN	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32356309.PDF	CABLE RE OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS	CIA	10/11/1963
DOCID-32356338.PDF	DIRECTION FOR DELIVERY OF PRIORITY MESSAGE	CIA	10/15/1963
DOCID-32356347.PDF	REQUEST FOR CLARIFICATION	CIA	10/17/1963
DOCID-32356355.PDF	PRELIMINARY COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS FOR JOURNALIST VISITING CUBA	CIA	10/17/1963
DOCID-32356375.PDF	JOINT STATE-AID-USIA TEAMS VISITING ADDRESSEE POSTS	CIA	10/22/1963
DOCID-32356378.PDF	TRACES ON CONSULAR OFFICER	CIA	10/22/1963
DOCID-32356415.PDF	PRESERVATION OF ASSET OUTWEIGHTS LOSS OF FUNDS	CIA	10/26/1963
DOCID-32356443.PDF	CONCUR IN ATTEMPT TO ASSIST IN SOLVING PROBLEMS	CIA	10/31/1963
DOCID-32356465.PDF	CLEARANCE PROCEDURES NOT YET COMPLETED FOR EMPLOYMENT SUBJECT	CIA	11/05/1963
DOCID-32356503.PDF	SUPPORT CABLE FOR STATION ASSET	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32356505.PDF	CABLE ADVISING SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTER BEING SENT REQUESTING GUIDANCE	CIA	12/22/1963
DOCID-32356521.PDF	REQUEST REPLY ON PROPOSED TRIP	CIA	12/24/1963
DOCID-32356539.PDF	REQUEST DISCREET COVERAGE DURING SUBJECT’S VACATION IN MEXICO	CIA	12/30/1963
DOCID-32356542.PDF	PLS ADVISE AGENT TO BE ALERT, IN PAST FEW WEEKS ALL ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES AND MANY ARREST MADE.	CIA	11/12/1963
DOCID-32356559.PDF	THE CUBELA TRIAL.	CIA	04/14/1966
DOCID-32356561.PDF	BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON ROLANDO CUBELA SECADES.	CIA	04/13/1966
DOCID-32356562.PDF	ROLANDO CUBELA SECADES – PERSONALITY, TRAITS CHARACTER.	CIA	04/15/1966
DOCID-32356567.PDF	STRONGLY CONCUR THAT NO PHYSICAL ELIMINATION MISSION BE GIVEN AMLASH/1.	CIA	08/18/1962
DOCID-32356568.PDF	ARRIVED 5 SEPT, DELAYED BY WEATHER.	CIA	09/07/1963
DOCID-32356589.PDF	MET IN PARIS FOR LAST TIME ON 22 NOV 63.	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32356641.PDF	BRANDT CONTACT REPORT	CIA	11/15/1960
DOCID-32356650.PDF	CODE NAMES.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32356652.PDF	CABLE:FOLLOWING IS RAPID BUT PRECISE TRANSLATION OF TRANSCRIPT OF CONVERSATION IN SPANISH BETWEEN PRES DORTICOS FROM HAVANA AND AMB JOAQUIN HERNANDEZ ARMAS IN MEXICO ABOUT SILVIA DURAN, MONEY, VISA, INTERROGATION, OSWALD	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32356660.PDF	CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY: GILBERTO NOLASCO ALVARADO UGARTE.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32356663.PDF	CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY: GILBERTO NOLASCO ALVARADO UGARTE, CITES DATES AND SPECIFIC CABLES	CIA	10/20/1964
DOCID-32356664.PDF	TRACES ON SANTOS TRAFFICANTE, LINK TO MOISES SANTI Y MARCHELI IN CUBA	CIA	03/01/1977
DOCID-32356672.PDF	CABLE:ALTHO STATION TRACING JOHN WILSON AKA WILSON HUDSON	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32356688.PDF	LIST OF REQUESTS FROM THE FBI FOR ASSISTANCE AND INFORMATION FROM THE CIA	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32356690.PDF	AGENCY DISSEMINATIONS TO THE FBI REGARDING RUMORS AND ALLEGATIONS RELATIVE TO JFK ASSASSINATION	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32356730.PDF	ORESTES GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ 201-735296.	CIA	11/01/1976
DOCID-32356786.PDF	OPERATIONAL PROGRESS REPORT	CIA	09/19/1963
DOCID-32356953.PDF	CABLE:TRANSLATIONS OF MESSAGES ON CUBANA FLIGHT DELAY IN MEXICO CITY	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32356972.PDF	MEMO FOR THE RECORD RE MEETING ON 6 FEBRUARY 1963.	CIA	02/07/1963
DOCID-32356974.PDF	MEMO RE JORGE AJBUSZYC VOLSKY.	CIA	02/14/1977
DOCID-32356986.PDF	TYPED NOTE.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32356991.PDF	INVENTORY OF MEXICO CITY COS RECORDS.	CIA	05/05/1977
DOCID-32357018.PDF	DRAFT TO GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILDT	CIA	09/22/1976
DOCID-32357033.PDF	ORESTES GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ	CIA	11/01/1976
DOCID-32357046.PDF	MEMORANDUM: REVIEW OF AGENCY HOLDINGS REGARDING PHOTOGRAPH OF UNIDENTIFIED INDIVIDUAL IN MEXICO CITY PUBLISHED BY THE WARREN COMMISSION.	CIA	05/02/1975
DOCID-32357061.PDF	CABLE: AMWHIP ARRIVED 5 SEPT DELAYED BY WEATHER.	CIA	09/07/1963
DOCID-32357100.PDF	CABLE: AMLASH/1 WAS MET IN PARIS FOR LAST TIME ON 22 NOV 63	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32357111.PDF	CABLE: EXPRESSIONS OF SORROW AND SYMPATHY RECEIVED FROM TOP COMMAND.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32357129.PDF	TRAVEL INFORMATION ON MARINA OSWALD	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32357131.PDF	CABLE REVEALING MARINA OSWALD TRAVEL ITINERY	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32357225.PDF	AT 2100 HRS. 7 SEPT. 63 AMLEO-3 RECEIVED PHONE CALL	CIA	09/08/1963
DOCID-32357231.PDF	OPERATIONAL PROGRESS REPORT.	CIA	09/19/1963
DOCID-32357232.PDF	TYPED NOTE: PENETRATION OF THE POWER CENTERS, ARMED FORCES OF THE CUBAN REGIME-WORLDWIDE.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32357818.PDF	DONALD DEAN BOHNING	CIA	06/14/1968
DOCID-32357889.PDF	MEMORANDUM NO. 9 – SUBJECT: GARRISON AND THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION	CIA	06/05/1968
DOCID-32359052.PDF	DAVID L. CHRIST.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32359093.PDF	FORM – SPECIAL CLEARANCE AND/OR BILLET APPROVAL FOR DAVID LAMAR CHRIST.	CIA	03/02/1964
DOCID-32359094.PDF	FORM 2018A RE DAVID LAMAR CHRIST.	CIA	12/01/1965
DOCID-32359095.PDF	FORM – SPECIAL CLEARANCE AND/OR BILLET APPROVAL FOR DAVID L. CHRIST.	CIA	11/16/1965
DOCID-32359203.PDF	OFFICE MEMO ON NAME CHECKS	CIA	02/07/1962
DOCID-32359204.PDF	MEMO ON SECURITY INVESTIGATION	CIA	10/17/1962
DOCID-32359209.PDF	COBB, JUNE.	CIA	05/05/1961
DOCID-32359254.PDF	MEMO:BAGLEY, TENNENT HARRINGTON.	CIA	10/13/1970
DOCID-32359352.PDF	COVER MEMO TRANSMITTING SECURITY REPORT	CIA	06/11/1969
DOCID-32359373.PDF	MEMO: CONEIN, LUCIEN.	CIA	08/12/1949
DOCID-32359398.PDF	MEMORANDUM “DIAZ, ISALGUE”	CIA	04/15/1969
DOCID-32359523.PDF	INCIDENT REPORT RE JOHN E. DONOVAN ACQUAINTANCE WITH LEE HARVEY OSWALD.	CIA	12/01/1963
DOCID-32359698.PDF	REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND OR NAME CHECK.	CIA	07/01/1963
DOCID-32360458.PDF	NOTES: GUTIERREZ MENOYO, ELOY.	CIA	01/01/1960
DOCID-32361370.PDF	RESTRICTIONS ON OPERATIONAL USE OF CERTAIN CATEGORIES OF INDIVIDUALS.	CIA	09/04/1973
DOCID-32361774.PDF	MEMO:BERNARD F. CHUMLEY/REQUEST CONCURRENCE IN COVERSION OF SUBJECT	CIA	09/19/1950
DOCID-32361850.PDF	ROUTING & REECORD SHEET WITH MEMO: HEMMING: GERALD PATRICK.	CIA	04/08/1977
DOCID-32361853.PDF	TRANSMITTAL SLIP & MEMORANDUM: RESPONSE TO U.S. ATTORNEY CONCERNING GERALD PATRICK HEMMING.	CIA	03/21/1977
DOCID-32361858.PDF	OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIPS, MEMO: DEBRIEFING ON TRAINING & DEMOLITIONS GIVEN TO ANTI-CASTRO CUBAN EXILES.	CIA	01/26/1977
DOCID-32361898.PDF	RETIREMENT LETTER.	CIA	04/20/1970
DOCID-32361959.PDF	ATTENDANCE OF GUESTS AT THE INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE OF THE ARMED FORCES.	CIA	12/10/1953
DOCID-32361960.PDF	CERTIFICATON OF TS CLEARANCE FOR ATTENDANCE AT DEFENSE SCHOOL LECTURES.	CIA	12/04/1953
DOCID-32361971.PDF	MANUSCRIPT FROM HOWARD HUNT.	CIA	04/29/1953
DOCID-32361972.PDF	TRAVEL ORDER FOR HOWARD E. HUNT.	CIA	04/16/1953
DOCID-32361976.PDF	TRAVEL ORDER OF HOWARD HUNT.	CIA	02/06/1953
DOCID-32362044.PDF	OFFICE MEMORANDUM: HIDALGO, BALMES NIEVES, JR. – #65077-DL.	CIA	03/06/1958
DOCID-32362059.PDF	HOWARD, LAWRENCE J. ALLEGATION & CONNECTION.	CIA	01/09/1968
DOCID-32362290.PDF	SPECIAL PROJECT SECRECY AGREEMENT	CIA	03/05/1975
DOCID-32362504.PDF	PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT.	CIA	10/22/1953
DOCID-32362527.PDF	MEMO RE ADDING PSEUDONYMS TO LETTER ADDRESS.	CIA	01/23/1962
DOCID-32362531.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	12/19/1961
DOCID-32362535.PDF	SUPPORT BRANCH (VERBAL REQUESTS) FOR LIVE ADDRESS FOR DAVID SANCHEZ MORALES.	CIA	12/11/1961
DOCID-32362547.PDF	SUBJECT: LETTER ADDRESS ACTIONS.	CIA	01/16/1976
DOCID-32362548.PDF	SUBJECT: ADDITION TO P.O. BOX.	CIA	01/16/1973
DOCID-32362583.PDF	LETTER ADDRESS.	CIA	12/13/1966
DOCID-32362585.PDF	REFERENCE IS MADE TO A PHONE CONVERSATION.	CIA	05/24/1966
DOCID-32362587.PDF	FACILITY SET UP.	CIA	05/25/1966
DOCID-32362954.PDF	RICKY MORALES.	CIA	05/05/1971
DOCID-32363415.PDF	TERMINATION SECRECY AGREEMENT–JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	06/25/1973
DOCID-32363440.PDF	PROJECT ACCESS SECRECY AGREEMENT–JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	07/21/1966
DOCID-32363444.PDF	PROJECT ACCESS SECRECY AGREEMENT–JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	02/06/1967
DOCID-32363446.PDF	SECURITY INDOCTRINATION AND SECRECY AGREEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM APPROVAL–JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	09/06/1966
DOCID-32363450.PDF	SPECIAL CLEARANCE AND/OR BILLET APPROVAL–JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	09/07/1965
DOCID-32363453.PDF	TERMINATIONAL SECURITY OATH — JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	06/15/1965
DOCID-32363454.PDF	TERMINATIONAL SECURITY OATH — JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	06/15/1965
DOCID-32363465.PDF	SPECIAL CLEARANCE AND/OR BILLET APPROVAL — JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	09/28/1965
DOCID-32363466.PDF	SPECIAL CLEARANCE AND/OR BILLET APPROVAL — JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	09/07/1965
DOCID-32363504.PDF	OPERATIONAL, HEDE MASSING.	CIA	07/01/1949
DOCID-32363535.PDF	CLEARANCE REQUEST — JAMES P. O’CONNELL.	CIA	04/22/1960
DOCID-32363582.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	07/14/1958
DOCID-32363606.PDF	LIST OF NAMES APPROVED FOR Q CLEARANCES.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32363617.PDF	NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OR CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP FOR JAMES W. MCCORD, JR.	CIA	08/31/1970
DOCID-32363687.PDF	MRS. RUTH MCCORD DEPARTED EMERGENCY LEAVE 14 MAR DUE CRITICAL ILLNESS FATHER.	CIA	03/14/1963
DOCID-32363693.PDF	PER OUR PREVIOUS COMMUNICATIONS REF, MCCORD ARRIVING 8 OCT 62 VIA LH 602.	CIA	10/01/1962
DOCID-32364076.PDF	CONTACT OF LEE OSWALD WITH A MEMBER OF SOVIET KGB ASSASSINATION DEPARTMENT.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32364160.PDF	CONTACT OF LEE OSWALD WITH A MEMBER OF THE SOVIET KGB ASSASSINATION DEPARTMENT.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32364305.PDF	PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32364455.PDF	CABLE RE DETAILS OF HSCA VISIT TO STATION	CIA	07/21/1978
DOCID-32364528.PDF	ARNESTO ROGRIGUEZ, ANTI-CASTRO CUBAN, KNEW OSWALD IN NEW ORLEANS	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32364539.PDF	SYLVIA DURAN REPLACED MARICARMEN OLIBARRI AT CUBAN CONSULATE UPON LATTER’S DEATH JULY 1963.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32364541.PDF	REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32364573.PDF	AFTER SILVIA DURAN’S FIRST ARREST THERE WAS GREAT DEAL DISCUSSION OF THIS IN (CUBAN) EMBASSY.	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32364604.PDF	SOURCE’ COMMENTS ON SILVIA DURAN’S FIRST AND SECOND ARRESTS.	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32364605.PDF	OUR PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION…..	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32364621.PDF	STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
DOCID-32364927.PDF	FOREIGN DIVORCE DECREE.	CIA	06/09/1970
DOCID-32365127.PDF	COVER SHEET.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32365139.PDF	HONOR OR MERIT AWARD	CIA	09/07/1967
DOCID-32365143.PDF	AWARD OF INTELLIGENCE MEDAL OF MERIT.	CIA	07/20/1965
DOCID-32365147.PDF	REPORT OF INVESTIGATION COVER SHEET.	CIA	03/29/1965
DOCID-32365377.PDF	REPORT OF INVESTIGATION: RASCO (BERMUDEZ), JOSE IGNACIO AUGUSTO.	CIA	02/24/1965
DOCID-32365398.PDF	FORM:REPORT OF INVESTIGATION.	CIA	05/03/1960
DOCID-32365614.PDF	OFFICE MEMORANDUM: SNYDER, RICHARD EDWARD.	CIA	08/02/1949
DOCID-32365835.PDF	REPLY TO REQUEST FOR RECOMMENDATION REGARDING CLEARANCE OF SUBJECT FOR SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE.	CIA	07/09/1957
DOCID-32365937.PDF	THE FILE OF THE SUBJECT PERSON REVEALS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.	CIA	01/01/1955
DOCID-32365941.PDF	INVESTIGATIVE TRANSMITTAL SHEET: SUBMITTED FOR LIMITED INVESTIGATION.	CIA	09/06/1955
DOCID-32365942.PDF	INVESTIGATIVE TRANSMITTAL SHEET	CIA	09/06/1955
DOCID-32365983.PDF	SECRET TELEPOUCH-NEW ITEM IN THE BUSINESS SECTION OF THE MIAMI HERALD REFLECTING THAT WACKENHUT CORP ANNOUNCED AN AGREEMENT TO PURCHASE THE RELIABLE REPORTING SERVICE INC.	CIA	04/24/1968
DOCID-32366022.PDF	SUPPLEMENTAL PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT OF HAROLD FRANCIS SWENSON.	CIA	02/22/1965
DOCID-32366029.PDF	REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION FORM (REASSIGNMENT) FOR HAROLD F. SWENSON.	CIA	06/16/1965
DOCID-32366032.PDF	FORM – REASSIGNMENT PROCESSING RE HAROLD FRANCIS SWENSON.	CIA	06/24/1965
DOCID-32366281.PDF	NO INDICATION OF BEING UNDER SURVEILLANCE.	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32366308.PDF	INFORMATION ON SYLVIA DURAN AKA SYLVIA DE TIRADO	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32366704.PDF	MEMO RE YURI NOSENKO #262622.	CIA	03/11/1964
DOCID-32366933.PDF	HSCA REQUEST 25 JULY 78 OLC 78-2534 25 JULY 78-1 DEC 78- -MULTIPLE DOCS- -MEMO: SUBJECT: VLADIMAR RODRIGUEZ LAHERA.	CIA	08/07/1978
DOCID-32366972.PDF	HSCA REQUEST 20 JULY 78 OLC 78-2728 20 JULY 78-19 SEP 78–MULTIPLE DOCS–ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET WITH LTR.	CIA	07/28/1978
DOCID-32367083.PDF	MEMO FOR THE RECORD ON HSCA REQUEST.	CIA	05/19/1978
DOCID-32367113.PDF	RESPONSE TO REFERENCE.	CIA	05/05/1978
DOCID-32367147.PDF	LETTER: DISCUSSION ON SUBPOENAS FOR HISTORY OF MEXICO CITY STATION	CIA	08/25/1978
DOCID-32368609.PDF	CONTROL LOG FOR HSCA REQUESTS (JUL 1978)	CIA	07/01/1978
DOCID-32368617.PDF	CONTROL LOG FOR HSCA REQUESTS (MAY 1978)	CIA	05/01/1978
DOCID-32368672.PDF	HSCA REQUESTS	CIA	07/20/1978
DOCID-32369277.PDF	CABLE TO MEXICO CITY RE: PASSING INFORMATION TO THE WARREN COMMISSION	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32370655.PDF	DRAFT:HANDWRITTEN PROJECT OUTLINE/PROJECT ZRRIFLE	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32370750.PDF	TRIP TO MEXICO CITY	CIA	04/22/1964
DOCID-32370800.PDF	CLASSIFIED MESSAGE: RE INFORMATION FOR WARREN COMMISSION.	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32370970.PDF	CABLE RE PHOTOS SENT FROM MEXICO CITY WERE NOT THOSE OF LEE OSWALD AND SUGGESTION THT SILVIA DURAN BE HELD FOR INTEROGATION.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32371083.PDF	MEMORANDUM – SUBJECT: WILLIAM DOUGLAS PAWLEY – #78435	CIA	10/14/1959
DOCID-32371332.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF PERSONNEL SEC DIVISION COVER SHEE.	CIA	08/03/1961
DOCID-32371333.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF, PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION.	CIA	08/03/1961
DOCID-32371467.PDF	MEMORANDUM: SUBJECT HAS U.S. BIRTH CERTIFICATE.	CIA	11/05/1964
DOCID-32371489.PDF	MESSAGE: MAKING SPECIAL EXCEPTION IN RODRIGUEZ CASE.	CIA	04/25/1964
DOCID-32371502.PDF	COVER SHEET REVIEWED BY HSCA.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32371507.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT THE INTELLIGENCE MEDAL OF MERIT COULD BE RELEASED.	CIA	11/20/1967
DOCID-32371508.PDF	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET REGARDING DEATH	CIA	11/17/1967
DOCID-32371510.PDF	COVER SHEET FOR MATERIAL CONCERNS THIRD PARTY.	CIA	11/17/1967
DOCID-32371512.PDF	COVER SHEET NAMED	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32371518.PDF	PERSONAL EFFECTS COVER SHEET.	CIA	10/11/1967
DOCID-32371521.PDF	LIST OF PERSONAL EFFECTS BILLFOLD AND MISC. (HANDWRITTEN)	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32371524.PDF	ADWARD OF INTELLIGENCE MEDAL OF MERIT	CIA	09/07/1965
DOCID-32371527.PDF	REPORT OF INVESTIGATION COVER SHEET.	CIA	02/17/1965
DOCID-32371529.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	02/15/1965
DOCID-32371530.PDF	REPORT OF INVESTIGATION COVER SHEET.	CIA	02/16/1965
DOCID-32371531.PDF	POLICE REPORT MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT.	CIA	02/10/1965
DOCID-32371532.PDF	COVER SHEET OF COVERT INTEREST.	CIA	02/03/1965
DOCID-32371533.PDF	BIOGRAPHICAL DATA EMILO AMERICO RODRIGUEZ.	CIA	01/27/1965
DOCID-32371535.PDF	COPY OF NEW YORK DRIVERS LICENSE.	CIA	12/11/1963
DOCID-32371537.PDF	COVERT SECURITY CLEARANCE IS GRANTED.	CIA	01/27/1965
DOCID-32371538.PDF	MEMORANDUM TO CONVERT CONTRACT EMPLOYEE TO CAREER AGENT.	CIA	01/21/1965
DOCID-32371540.PDF	SECURITY CLEARANCE BE GRANTED FOR THE CONVERSION TO CAREER AGENT STATUS.	CIA	01/19/1965
DOCID-32371541.PDF	INDICES SEARCH REQUEST COVER SHEET.	CIA	12/30/1964
DOCID-32371543.PDF	COVER SHEET CONTRACT EMPLOYEE TO CAREER AGENT.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32371546.PDF	CALL COVER SHEET.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32371557.PDF	FINAL CERTIFICATION INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN COMPLETED.	CIA	06/30/1960
DOCID-32371569.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	03/21/1960
DOCID-32371571.PDF	CONDUCT INVESTIGATION ACCORDING TO STANDARD REGULATIONS.S.	CIA	03/31/1960
DOCID-32371574.PDF	REQUEST FOR AN EXPEDITE FBI CHECK CONVERNING THE SUBJECT.	CIA	03/23/1960
DOCID-32371580.PDF	INDICES SEARCH REQUEST COVER SHEET.	CIA	03/21/1960
DOCID-32371598.PDF	MEMORANDUM: SUBJECT HAD DEPARTED FROM MIAMI.	CIA	10/15/1965
DOCID-32371647.PDF	REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF LIAISON ON CONTINUING BASIS FOR CHARLES SIRAGUSA	CIA	04/12/1967
DOCID-32371649.PDF	REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF LIAISON WITH CHARLES SIRAGUSA	CIA	04/12/1967
DOCID-32371723.PDF	OBTAIN A STATEMENT FROM ADRIAN F. SHERMAN	CIA	05/14/1954
DOCID-32371730.PDF	ADRIAN FISHER SHERMAN, JR.	CIA	07/07/1953
DOCID-32371751.PDF	MONTHLY OPERATIONAL REPORT FOR THE PERIOD 1-31 MAY 1964	CIA	06/11/1964
DOCID-32371752.PDF	OPERATIONAL/MONTHLY REPORT – – 1-31 AUGUST 1963	CIA	09/24/1963
DOCID-32371754.PDF	OPERATIONAL REPORT – – 1-31 JANUARY 1964	CIA	02/13/1964
DOCID-32371757.PDF	PHOTO OPERATION TARGETED AGAINST THE CUBAN CONSULATE	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32371770.PDF	CARD FILE INVENTORY OF MATERIAL PROVIDED TO THE HSCA.	CIA	01/01/1978
DOCID-32372087.PDF	OFFICE MEMORANDUM: CALVIN W. HICKS.	CIA	01/13/1961
DOCID-32372088.PDF	SUBJECT: HICKS, CALVIN WILSON.	CIA	01/12/1961
DOCID-32372364.PDF	MEMORANDUM NO. 9 GARRISON AND THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION.	CIA	06/05/1968
DOCID-32372737.PDF	GEORGE KENNY, FBI SPECIAL AGENT IN ATLANTA HAS ADVISED BASE THAT HOWARD GIBSON ADVISED HIM WASHINGTON OFFICE SUBLEASED BY HIM TO DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY BEING USED AS ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE.	CIA	07/11/1974
DOCID-32373043.PDF	BORIS YEFIMOVICH BELITSKIY AND ALINE MOSBY FILES.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373066.PDF	OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP WITH REMARKS RE DISCUSSIONS BY MR. ROBERT SLUSSER WITH OFFICERS IN DDI.	CIA	02/24/1964
DOCID-32373073.PDF	LEE HARVEY OSWALD/ADDRESS BOOK/FBI REPORT.	CIA	06/19/1964
DOCID-32373084.PDF	MFR – SUBJECT: “THE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT AND THE ASSASSINATION” BY MARK LANE.	CIA	07/12/1965
DOCID-32373146.PDF	CABLE REQUESTING INFO ON SILVIA DURAN AND INFO ON OSWALD CONTACTS WITH CUBAN AND SOVIET EMBASSIES.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32373164.PDF	INCIDENT REPORT – INFO FROM JOHN E. DONOVAN.	CIA	12/01/1963
DOCID-32373191.PDF	NO INDICATION OF BEING UNDER SURVEILLANCE.	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32373242.PDF	CABLE – INFORMATION CONCERNING LEE HARVEY OSWALD.	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32373245.PDF	CABLE CONCERNING INFORMATION AND BIOGRAPHIC DATA ON RICHARD THOMAS GIBSON.	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32373249.PDF	CABLE RE BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON SILVIA DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32373273.PDF	CABLE – SURVEILLANCE TEAMS REPORT KOSTIKOV UNDER MEXICAN SERVICE PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE.	CIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32373274.PDF	CABLE – SURVEILLANCE TEAMS REPORT KOSTIKOV UNDER MEXICAN SECRET SERVICE PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE.	CIA	11/24/1963
DOCID-32373296.PDF	CABLE – CONDOLENCE OVER LOSS OF PRES KENNEDY.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32373317.PDF	MEMO CONCERNING RICHARD S. CAIN.	CIA	10/09/1967
DOCID-32373432.PDF	FROM FBI REPORT 1/20/48 ON NAN WOOD HONEYMAN.	CIA	01/20/1948
DOCID-32373433.PDF	CABLE: PONCHAY MET WITH ( )SAGE-1 AT HER REQUEST 1300 NOV 22.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32373437.PDF	DISPATCH: PASSENGERS ON CUBANA AIRLINES CHARTER FLIGHTS BETWEEN CANADA AND CUBA	CIA	11/22/1963
DOCID-32373470.PDF	CABLE:REQUEST FOLLOWING INFO BE PASSED WH/RMO:	CIA	08/19/1969
DOCID-32373478.PDF	MEMORANDUM:OSWALD CONTACTS WITH CUBAN AND SOVIET EMBASSIES, MEXICO CITY, DURING THE PERIOD 27 SEPTEMBER 1963 TO 1 OCTOBER 1963.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373525.PDF	CABLE: WHILE BELIEVE HAVE REASONABLY ACCURATE PICTURE OF SPECIFIC	CIA	11/10/1963
DOCID-32373577.PDF	DISPATCH: INFORMATION POSSIBLY CONNECTED WITH THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY	CIA	11/02/1964
DOCID-32373620.PDF	AMFAUNA PROJECT.	CIA	02/01/1977
DOCID-32373626.PDF	CABLE RE REQUEST FOR TRANSLATION.	CIA	08/10/1963
DOCID-32373647.PDF	DISPATCH: TARGET PERSONALITY STUDY – ALDO PEDRO MARGOLLES DUENAS.	CIA	04/02/1964
DOCID-32373658.PDF	THE OP THAT FAILED/MRR.	CIA	08/16/1962
DOCID-32373682.PDF	CABLE RE PROBLEMS CREATED BY CONCERN FOR FAMILY.	CIA	09/08/1963
DOCID-32373695.PDF	CABLE RE NIKOLAY MOLYAKOV MEETING.	CIA	10/25/1962
DOCID-32373698.PDF	DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT.	CIA	12/31/1964
DOCID-32373726.PDF	ZRKNICK: INVESTIGATION OF CUBAN ESPIONAGE NET IN MIAMI	CIA	06/02/1964
DOCID-32373730.PDF	MEMO: ZRKNICK SUMMARY	CIA	09/03/1963
DOCID-32373745.PDF	ZRKNICK	CIA	01/01/1963
DOCID-32373749.PDF	MEMO: IN VIEW OF THE (((ASSASSINATION))) ATTEMPT IN THE UNITED STATES,	CIA	11/25/0000
DOCID-32373753.PDF	MEMORANDUM: AMQUAR	CIA	10/30/1963
DOCID-32373754.PDF	CABLE: DURING DEBRIEFINGS 24 AND 25 OCT IN BRISTOL.	CIA	10/30/1963
DOCID-32373760.PDF	CABLE: FOLLOWING FROM ( ) GRIP WITH ACCOMPANYING REMARK “YOU CAN DRAW OWN CONCLUSIONS ON POSSIBILITIES.”	CIA	11/08/1963
DOCID-32373761.PDF	ZRKNICK NON-CS MATERIAL- BOX 10	CIA	10/27/1962
DOCID-32373763.PDF	“ROLO/SEPIO”	CIA	01/01/1963
DOCID-32373765.PDF	THE FOLLOWING IS A RETYPED COPY ON AN ILLEGIBLE COPY IN THE ZRKNICK (1963) VOL 1 FILE.	CIA	12/01/1963
DOCID-32373766.PDF	CABLE: 13 MARCH RECEIVED LETTER FOR OLIVA LOPEZ AT EXACT ADDRESS GIVEN	CIA	03/14/1964
DOCID-32373769.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	09/14/1964
DOCID-32373788.PDF	DISPATCH: OPERATION ATTRIBUTION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S ASSASSINATIONTO AN ALLEGED CHICOM/CASTRO PLOT	CIA	04/20/1964
DOCID-32373811.PDF	DISPATCH: OPERATIONAL/TYPIC/AMFAUNA SUB-SOURCES USED BY AMFAUNA-13	CIA	10/22/1963
DOCID-32373812.PDF	TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDED INTERVIEW OF PABLO HERNANDEZ MOYAS	CIA	01/01/1962
DOCID-32373816.PDF	DISPATCH: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL PROGRESS REPORT AMTRUNK TEAM, PERIOD 1-30 SEPTEMBER 1963	CIA	10/18/1963
DOCID-32373844.PDF	DRAFT PAPER:”WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF CASTRO DIED?”	CIA	10/06/1961
DOCID-32389028.PDF	INVENTORY: ANCILLARY FILES (RUSS HOLMES WORK FILES)	CIA	10/22/1964
DOCID-32389044.PDF	ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY–REPORTED ANONYMOUS TELEPHONE MESSAGE	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32389093.PDF	TRANSMISSION OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: “CIA REPORT WITHHELD” 27 OCT 1964 HONOLULU ADVERTISER.	CIA	11/04/1964
DOCID-32389154.PDF	AMLEO-3 RECEIVED PHONE CALL FROM WIFE	CIA	09/08/1963
DOCID-32389346.PDF	REVIEW STAFF MEMORANDUM 76-0233/A/TRACE REQUEST	CIA	02/24/1976
DOCID-32389350.PDF	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET	CIA	04/26/1967
DOCID-32389422.PDF	SILVIA TIRADO BOZAN DE DURAN – PERSONAL INFORMATION TAKEN FROM HER INTERROGATIONS ON 23 AND 28 NOVEMBER 1963	CIA	11/01/1963
DOCID-32389429.PDF	CABLE RE: SILVIA RECOUNT OF HER ARREST, INTERROGATION, RELEASE	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32389430.PDF	CABLE RE: LITAMIL REPORT ON DURAN RECOUNT OF HER ARREST, INTERROGATION, RELEASE	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32389431.PDF	CABLE RE: PASSING OF INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32389458.PDF	CABLE RE: REPORT ON CUBAN EMBASSY ATMOSPHERE AND SILVIA DURAN DEMEANOR	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32389477.PDF	CABLE RE: BACKGROUND INFO ON SILVIA DURAN	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32389479.PDF	CABLE RE: REQUEST FOR INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32389606.PDF	MEMORANDUM; SUBJECT – ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY — — REPORTED ANONYMOUS TELEPHONE MESSAGE	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32389615.PDF	MEMO: SUBJECT – WALLACE B. ROWTON MEETING WITH LIRING/3	CIA	05/26/1967
DOCID-32389623.PDF	NOTE: RE WIGDAIL INVESTIGATING OF KENNEDY ASSASINATION AND ISAAC DON LEVINE INTERVIEW WITH MARINA	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32389633.PDF	CABLE-STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR CAMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
DOCID-32389635.PDF	CABLE-STATION DOES NOT HAVE EXEMPLARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISON WITH REF VISA APPLICATION.	CIA	09/22/1964
DOCID-32389729.PDF	CABLE – FOLL IS TRANSLATION REF A: MSG 45. AMWEE-1 CONDOLENCES ON DEATH OF PRESIDENT.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32389734.PDF	MEMO – ALLEGATION OF INVOLVEMENT IN ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY.	CIA	12/23/1964
DOCID-32389762.PDF	DISPATCH: LCHARVEST/INK/PSYCR REVOLUTION AFRICAINE	CIA	10/22/1963
DOCID-32389825.PDF	CABLE: FOLLOWING ODENVY REP AND STATION VIEWS RE POSSIBLE	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32389827.PDF	CABLE:AFTERNOON 26 NOVEMBER	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32389829.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST YOU CONSULT WITH ODENVY	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32389863.PDF	VOLUME III/SUPPORT DOCUMENTS FOR THE HELMS HEARING AT HSCA	CIA	08/09/1978
DOCID-32389909.PDF	CABLE:FURTHER INTERROGATION OF GILBERTO ALVARADO ON THE NIGHT OF 26 NOVEMBER	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32390052.PDF	LETTER:REQUEST FOR FILES ON NAMES 1-17	CIA	07/11/1978
DOCID-32390060.PDF	HANDWRITTEN LIST:LUISA CALDERON CARRALERO/LIST OF DOCUMENTS	CIA	07/06/1978
DOCID-32390103.PDF	MFR: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS REQUEST.	CIA	05/19/1978
DOCID-32390150.PDF	SPEED LETTER: 16 NOVEMBER 1978 HSCA REQUEST LETTER	CIA	11/27/1978
DOCID-32390217.PDF	TABLE OF CONTENTS: BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON CURRENT PERSONNEL OF THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO.	CIA	06/28/1963
DOCID-32390339.PDF	CONTACT REPORT: REPORT ON MEETING WITH AMMUG-1 AND REVIEW OF CUBAN MUGBOOKS VOL 1.	CIA	04/09/1971
DOCID-32390356.PDF	MEMO: MEETING 27 DECEMBER 1963	CIA	01/05/1964
DOCID-32390357.PDF	DISPATCH: LUISA CALDERON	CIA	09/01/1963
DOCID-32390358.PDF	DISPATCH: IDENTIFY SISTER OF SUBJECT	CIA	09/01/1963
DOCID-32390371.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32390383.PDF	CABLE: REPORTS OF EMBASSY REACTION TO SILVIA DURAN FIRST ARREST	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32390400.PDF	CABLE: CONSIDER WISDOM AND SECURITY OF QUESTIONING GIBSON	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32390480.PDF	CABLE – REPORTS THAT TERESA PROENZA WAS SUMMARILY FIRED FROM HER JOB	CIA	01/02/1964
DOCID-32390481.PDF	CABLE – REPORTS SUBJ TRIED ARRANGE TRAVEL HAVA TO CLEAR HERSELF	CIA	01/03/1964
DOCID-32390489.PDF	CABLE – MORNING 27 NOV MEETING HELD 20 OFFICE.	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32390518.PDF	CABLE: FOLLOWING ODENVY REP AND STATION VIEWS RE POSSIBLE CONTACT	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32390549.PDF	CABLE: ODENVY PARIS HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY PERSON CLAIMING POSSESS DOCUMENTS IDENTIFYING AMERICAN ASSOCIATES LEE HARVEY OSWALD IN USSR.	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32390592.PDF	CABLE: JENTONS RETURNED WAVE 12 DEC.	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32390634.PDF	DISPATCH: PBRUMEM/THE LIRING-3 OPERATION	CIA	06/13/1967
DOCID-32390648.PDF	CABLE RE: REPORT AND NEED TO CONTACT SOONEST	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32390651.PDF	CABLE RE: CONTACT AND COPY CABLE PROVIDED TO OFARRELL	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32390652.PDF	CABLE RE: COMPLETE TEXT OF SECOND MEMO RE LEE HARVEY OSWLAD RECEIVED BY ODENVY REP BERN FROM INANITION	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32390661.PDF	CABLE RE: SILVIA TIRADO DURAN, AKA SILVIA DE TIRADO	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32390682.PDF	MEMO NO. 9: GARRISON AND THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION	CIA	06/05/1968
DOCID-32390845.PDF	DISPATCH: LEE HARVEY OSWALD	CIA	10/06/1964
DOCID-32390851.PDF	MEMORANDUM: LEE HARVEY OSWALD/REQUEST OF FBI RE THE POLYGRAPH OF ROJAS VILLANUEVA CONCERNING INVOLVEMENT IN ASSASSINATION OF PRES. KENNEDY	CIA	02/24/1964
DOCID-32390911.PDF	CABLE: IDEN SALVADOR DIAZ VERSON	CIA	01/06/1964
DOCID-32390920.PDF	CABLE: OUR PRESENT PLAN IN PASSING INFO TO WARREN COMMISSION IS TO ELIMINATE MENTION OF TELEPHONE TAPS	CIA	12/20/1963
DOCID-32391726.PDF	CABLE: VISAS (BRAVO). ETD MID SEPTEMBER. PRIORITY ONE.	CIA	08/31/1959
DOCID-32391728.PDF	ON 24 JUNE ELMER LINDSEY CALLED SOVIET MILATT OFFICE.	CIA	06/25/0000
DOCID-32391735.PDF	201 PERSONALITY FILE ACTION REQUEST: KUZNETSOV, VLADIMIR	CIA	09/02/1976
DOCID-32392186.PDF	CRYPTS	CIA	05/01/1971
DOCID-32392200.PDF	PURCHASE OF NEW EQUIPMENT.	CIA	04/26/1963
DOCID-32392204.PDF	CUBAN EMBASSY ACTIVITIES.	CIA	01/23/1962
DOCID-32392207.PDF	PROJECT LIFEAT BEGAN AS A TELTAP.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32392211.PDF	PROJECT LIFEAT RENEWAL	CIA	07/01/1964
DOCID-32392309.PDF	CABLE:FOLLOWING PERSONS FLEW MEXI TO U.S. WHO MIGHT BE IDENTICAL	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32392419.PDF	DISPATCH: MONTHLY OPERATIONAL REPORT FOR PROJECT LIENVOY	CIA	11/07/1963
DOCID-32392423.PDF	DISPATCH: MONTHLY OPERATIONAL REPORT FOR PROJECT LIENVOY	CIA	11/07/1963
DOCID-32392610.PDF	INDEX SEARCH: DEMOHRENSCHILDT.	CIA	12/17/1976
DOCID-32392624.PDF	ANGELO	CIA	08/09/1968
DOCID-32392635.PDF	OSWALD IN MEXICO – HANDWRITTEN NOTES	CIA	09/23/1975
DOCID-32392637.PDF	ZMITRUK, INTURIST INTERPRETER.	CIA	05/23/1964
DOCID-32392638.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR: PROJECT KDAFGHAN TERMINATION	CIA	08/25/1971
DOCID-32392641.PDF	CABLE: FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF EQUIPMENT USED IN PROJECTS	CIA	10/22/0000
DOCID-32392642.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST AUTHORITY REMOVE LIONION PULSE CAMERA WITHOUT	CIA	10/13/0000
DOCID-32392644.PDF	CABLE: IT NOT PRESENTLY POSSIBLE HAVE LIONION-1 COVER BOTH	CIA	09/13/0000
DOCID-32392659.PDF	SOVIET LEGATION TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE (HANDWRITTEN)	CIA	12/01/1968
DOCID-32392660.PDF	DISPATCH: PROJECT LIEMPTY PROGRESS REPORT MAY, JUNE, JULY 1964	CIA	09/02/1964
DOCID-32392661.PDF	CHRONOLOGY OF PHOTOGRAPHS RELEASED UNDER FOIA:	CIA	11/17/1967
DOCID-32392662.PDF	MEMO FOR: REQUEST FOR RENEWAL OF PROJECT LIFEAT	CIA	07/01/1965
DOCID-32392664.PDF	LIFEAT PROJECT	CIA	06/29/1967
DOCID-32392665.PDF	COVERAGE OF SOVIET EMBASSY, MEXICO	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32392667.PDF	MEMO FOR: JUSTIFICATION FOR AUTOMOBILES UNDER PROJECT LIEMPTY	CIA	11/24/0000
DOCID-32392668.PDF	FACTOR: FORMERLY LIEMPTY	CIA	04/18/1974
DOCID-32392670.PDF	FILE REVIEW WORKSHEET: PHOTO SURVEILLANCE OF CUBAN EMBASSY & CONSULATE-MEXICO CITY	CIA	12/15/1977
DOCID-32392671.PDF	FORM: LIONION (NOW KDAFGHAN): PRODUCTION MATERIAL (NON-CS) RECEIVED FROM MEXICO CITY	CIA	03/24/1971
DOCID-32392672.PDF	DOCUMENT SERVICE REQUEST: KDAFGHAN (WAS LIONION)	CIA	03/12/1978
DOCID-32392676.PDF	INDENTIFICATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS (CUBAN DIPLOMATIC INSTALLATION)	CIA	04/30/1965
DOCID-32392677.PDF	CRITERIA FOR SELECTING SUBJECT (S) FOR PHOTOGRAPHING	CIA	09/29/0000
DOCID-32392686.PDF	PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEILLANCE OF THE CUBAN AND SOVIET DIPLOMATIC INSTALLATIONS:	CIA	01/01/1963
DOCID-32392687.PDF	NON CS PHOTOGRAPHIC COVERAGE FILES RECEIVED	CIA	04/18/1974
DOCID-32392695.PDF	DISPATCH: KDFACTOR PROJECT AMENDMENT	CIA	12/23/1971
DOCID-32392697.PDF	DISPATCH: LIEMPTY PROPERTIES	CIA	11/27/1967
DOCID-32392701.PDF	DISPATCH: LIEMPTY/PROGRESS REPORT FOR FOURTH QUARTER 1962	CIA	02/05/1963
DOCID-32392707.PDF	NOTES ON KEY DOCUMENTS IN OSWALD FILE	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32392717.PDF	MR. DE MOHRENSCHILDT’S LETTER TO YOU DATED DATED 5 SEPTEMBER 1976.	CIA	09/22/1976
DOCID-32392728.PDF	COMMENTS ON GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILDT.	CIA	04/04/1977
DOCID-32392773.PDF	TRANSMITTAL SLIP-THE ATTACHED SUGGESTED DRAFT TO MR. DE MOHRENSCHILDT WAS WRITTEN WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF THE FLAVOR OF YOUR PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM.	CIA	09/22/1976
DOCID-32392819.PDF	MEMO: REVIEW OF AGENCY HOLDINGS REGARDING PHOTOGRAPH OF UNIDENTIFIED INDIVIDUAL IN MEXICO CITY PUBLISHED BY THE WARREN COMMISSION	CIA	05/02/1975
DOCID-32392929.PDF	DISPATCH-PROGRESS REPORT: 1 JULY – 30 SEPTEMBER 1971.	CIA	09/29/1971
DOCID-32392931.PDF	SUBJECT: LIONION PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERATION; TARGETED AGAINST CUBAN CONSULATE.	CIA	07/25/1978
DOCID-32392933.PDF	DISPATCH- LIONION PRODUCTION.	CIA	08/12/1969
DOCID-32392936.PDF	DISPATCH-PROCESSING OF LIONION FILMS.	CIA	12/03/1965
DOCID-32392943.PDF	DISPATCH-LIONION PRODUCTION-	CIA	08/12/1969
DOCID-32392947.PDF	DISPATCH-CONFUSION IN USE OF CRYPTONYMS.	CIA	04/01/1964
DOCID-32392962.PDF	SUGGESTED DRAFT OF LETTER TO MR. DEMOHRENSCHILDT WITH ATTACHED RELATED DOCUMENTS AND TRANSMITTAL SLIP.	CIA	09/02/1976
DOCID-32392990.PDF	DISPATCH-LIEMPTY PROGRESS REPORT/SECOND QUARTER 1963.	CIA	08/23/1963
DOCID-32393004.PDF	DEFECTORS – NOSENKO	CIA	04/02/1964
DOCID-32393014.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR: (EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING CUSTODY OF)	CIA	07/10/1964
DOCID-32393015.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR: (EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING CUSTODY OF)	CIA	07/01/1964
DOCID-32393016.PDF	NOSENKO	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32393019.PDF	YURILY IVANOVICH NOSENKO	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32393028.PDF	RECEIVED THIS DATE FROM AN AUTHORIZED GOVERMENT REPRE-	CIA	10/25/1972
DOCID-32393029.PDF	RECEIVED THIS DATE FROM AN AUTHORIZED GOVERMENT REPRE-	CIA	11/16/1972
DOCID-32393159.PDF	FOIA REQUEST: ROBERT DORFF’S REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON YURI NOSENK.	CIA	09/04/1979
DOCID-32393179.PDF	CABLE- PRESS 25 MARCH CARRIES ACCOUNT SATURDAY EVENING POST STORY BY DAVID WISE IN WHCIH HE CITES NOSENKO AS SOURCE SOME REPORTS ON OSWALD.	CIA	03/25/1964
DOCID-32393182.PDF	OSWALD–NOSENKO-ON 26 JULY ==== CALLED TO MY ATTENTION AN ASPECT OF NOSENKO’S INFORMATION WHICH MUST BE THOROUGHLY EXAMINED WHEN WE ATTEMPT TO ASSESS ANALYZE (SIC) NOSENKO’S STORY ABOUT THE OSWALD CASE.	CIA	07/29/1968
DOCID-32393302.PDF	CABLE:FOLLOWING IS COMPLETE TEST OF SECOND MEMO REGARDING LEE HARVEY OSWALD	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32393710.PDF	REVIEW OF AGENCY HOLDINGS REGARDING PHOTOGRAPH OF UNIDENTIFIED INDIVIDUAL IN THE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT.	CIA	05/12/1975
DOCID-32393797.PDF	INCOMPLETE LIST OF REQUESTS FROM THE FBI FOR ASSISTANCE AND INFORMATION FROM THE CIA.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32393811.PDF	LIST OF SOME 100 CABLED DISSEMINATIONS, CSCI’S, AND MEMORANDA WHICH WAS FORWARDED TO THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ET AL.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32393905.PDF	CABLE:REVIEW CURRENT JASMINE INDICATES INITIAL REACTION OF CUBAN AMBASSADOR CRUZ AND HIS STAFF TO REPORT OF ASSASSINATION PRESIDENT WAS ONE OF HAPPY DELIGHT.	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32393970.PDF	DISPATCH: REPORTS POSSIBLY BEARING ON ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY FROM DUTCH, FPCC AND CUBAN EMBASSY	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32393989.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST CABLE SUMMARY ALL STATION INFO ON SILVIA T. DURAN.	CIA	11/25/1963
DOCID-32394128.PDF	CABLE: RECORDS SHOW THAT ONE M. OSVALD, MALE RUSSIAN BORN 17 JULY 1941	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32394138.PDF	CABLE: STATION RECORDS REVEAL NO TRACE OSWALD	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32394141.PDF	CABLE: REACTION OF CUBAN AMBASSADOR CRUZ AND HIS STAFF TO ASSASSINATION	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32394199.PDF	CABLE: WE ARE LOOKING FOR EVIDENCE OF THE TRAVEL OF LEE OSWALD AND HIS RUSSIAN WIFE	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32394232.PDF	CABLE: DELETED AND STATION RECORDS REVEAL NO TRACE OSWALD	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32394506.PDF	CABLE: AGREE ANONYMOUS CALLER LOOKS LIKE A CRANK BUT PLEASE CONTINUE FOLLOW UP.	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32394507.PDF	CABLE:EMB OFFICER WHO TOOK CALL FROM INFORMER ON 15 OCT 1962 HAS LISTENED TO TAPE OF 23 NOV 63	CIA	11/28/1963
DOCID-32394508.PDF	CABLE: CONSIDER SUBJ CRANK BUT ADMIT MATTER MUST BE FOLLOWED.	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32394700.PDF	(EST PUB DATE) SIGNATURE SHEETS: CIA MATERIAL REQUESTED AND SEEN BY THE HSCA	CIA	08/22/1980
DOCID-32394882.PDF	CABLE: CUBAN JOURNALIST	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32395229.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	03/11/1964
DOCID-32395389.PDF	MEMO:CONTACT OF LEE OSWALD WITH A MEMBER OF KGB ASSASSINATION DEPARTMENT	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32395476.PDF	CABLE:DR.JOSE GUILLERMO AGUIRRE OF MEXICO TOLD FOLLOWING TO PETE MORAGA	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32395577.PDF	MEMO:GPFLOOR:REPORTS POSSIBLY BEARING ON ASSASSINATION OF PRES.KENNEDY	CIA	11/29/1963
DOCID-32395593.PDF	CONSULT WITH ODENVY	CIA	11/27/1963
DOCID-32395634.PDF	OSWALD, MARINA	CIA	03/26/1964
DOCID-32396442.PDF	CUBANS IN THE U.S.	CIA	01/28/1974
DOCID-32396530.PDF	CABLE: HEMMING BROTHERS INVOLVEMENT IN PLOT TO ASSASSINATE LAUGERUD	CIA	06/08/1976
DOCID-32396531.PDF	CABLE: HEMMING BROTHERS INVOLVEMENT IN PLOT TO ASSASSINATE LAUGERUD	CIA	06/08/1976
DOCID-32396642.PDF	LIST OF NAMES AND 201 NUMBERS	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32396643.PDF	LIST OF NAMES AND 201 NUMBERS	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32397005.PDF	CABLE-HQS HAS RECEIVED REPORT THAT ON DAY OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S ASSASSINATION (22 NOV) CUBANA AIRCRAFT DELAYED ITS DEPARTURE MEXICO CITY FIVE HOURS FROM 1700 TO 2200.	CIA	11/30/1963
DOCID-32397007.PDF	ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY-ALLEGATION OF U/I SCIENTIST OF CUBAN INVOLVEMENT IN ASSASSINATION.	CIA	12/23/1964
DOCID-32397187.PDF	LETTER:FORWARDED HEREWITH ARE COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT REPORT OF	CIA	06/10/1976
DOCID-32397193.PDF	LIST OF DOCUMENTS IN FILE NO. 201-0289248	CIA	09/01/1992
DOCID-32397242.PDF	LIST: TABLE OF CONTENTS: ELEVEN (11) DOCUMENTS DATED 1960-1964/COPIES OF DOCUMENTS ARE ATTACHED	CIA	07/23/1964
DOCID-32397298.PDF	A REVIEW OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE LITERATURE, 1975-1992.	CIA	05/01/1992
DOCID-32397319.PDF	DISPOSITION- THIS DOCUMENT WAS RELEASED WITH PORTIONS DELETED.	CIA	03/13/1967
DOCID-32397320.PDF	DISPOSITION-THIS DOCUMENT WAS RELEASED WITH PORTIONS DELETED. (ENTIRE FILE ON OSWALD FORWARDED TO HQS).	CIA	10/04/1972
DOCID-32397337.PDF	DISPOSITION-MEMO: VISA APPLICANT HERMINIO DUARTE MARTINEZ	CIA	06/09/1966
DOCID-32397426.PDF	DISPATCH:ATTACHED HEREWITH IS A COPY OF A CSCI TO THE FBI	CIA	12/31/1964
DOCID-32397434.PDF	DISPATCH:FORWARDING OF PERSONALITY FILE ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD	CIA	02/25/1970
DOCID-32397435.PDF	CABLE: ENTIRE STATION FILE (SIX VOLUMES) ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD FORWARDED INTACT TO HQS	CIA	10/04/1972
DOCID-32397437.PDF	MEMO:FENSTERWALD REQUEST FOR 20 PHOTOGRAPHS	CIA	10/11/1972
DOCID-32397546.PDF	INVENTORY OF BOX 07 (BEGINNING WITH NO. 124)	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397579.PDF	ROUTING SLIP, MEMO AND NEWS ARTICLE RE VISIT TO COMMUNIST CHINA IN MAY 1971	CIA	05/17/1971
DOCID-32397588.PDF	MAIL AND PHONE C0VERAGE MORE PRODUCTIVE.	CIA	11/13/1963
DOCID-32397592.PDF	SHOULD NOT MAKE RECRUITMENT PITCH.	CIA	11/14/1963
DOCID-32397620.PDF	HQS TRACES ON JAN LITYNSKI.	CIA	11/16/1963
DOCID-32397621.PDF	MEETING SHOULD NOT TAKE PLACE.	CIA	11/17/1963
DOCID-32397637.PDF	GUARANTEES FOR STEADY FLOW OF INTELLIGENCE.	CIA	11/19/1963
DOCID-32397642.PDF	DEBRIEFING AND BRIEFING	CIA	11/19/1963
DOCID-32397662.PDF	VISIT TO START ACTION IMMIGRANT VISA	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32397670.PDF	IDEN INFORMATION	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32397677.PDF	REVIEW TAPES AND TRANSCRIPTS.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32397695.PDF	CABLE: CONTACTED 30 NOVEMBER 63 SAID HE NOT IN POSITION LEAVE	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32397696.PDF	CABLE:PLEASE ADVISE WHEN ( ) SENT LETTER TO AMBIDDY/1	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32397697.PDF	CABLE:IN REVIEWING REFS WHICH DEAL	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32397702.PDF	CABLE:ARRIVING O/A 9 DEC TO FAMILIARIZE SELF	CIA	12/03/1963
DOCID-32397703.PDF	CABLE:IN ADDITION SENDING CLIPS ON REF A MATTER AS NOTED	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32397705.PDF	CABLE: ALL INTERESTED HDQS COMPONENTS INCLUDING REPS REVERSE P.O. BOX LISTING	CIA	12/04/1963
DOCID-32397707.PDF	CABLE:LAMPINNEN’S ODACID TRAVEL ORDERS WILL BE AMENDED	CIA	12/02/1963
DOCID-32397716.PDF	CABLE: AS ITEMS CITED PARA 1A REF A OF PRIMARY INTEREST	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32397721.PDF	CABLE:AS 17 MEMBERS FAMILY PER REF PARA 4, PRESUMABLY HAVE PBPRIME VISA WAIVERS	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32397724.PDF	CABLE: BASED POSITION SET FORTH REF A HQS CONCURS OBOLD’S RETURNING	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32397726.PDF	CABLE: IN ADDITION MEXI PLANS REF A AND HDQS SUGGESTIONS	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32397727.PDF	CABLE: FACT REF A STATES WAS REQUESTED ON 3 DECEMBER TO TRANSIT VISA	CIA	12/05/1963
DOCID-32397729.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST TEGU CLARIFY EXACT REASON FOR PROVIDING SW TRAINING IN MEXICO	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32397733.PDF	CABLE: CONCUR PARA ONE REF B. FEEL SITUATION MITIGATES ALMOST – FOREGO OP	CIA	12/06/1963
DOCID-32397739.PDF	CABLE:PER ODACID CABLE 3 DEC, BRITISH FLAG VESSEL STIMIOS STAVROS AT VERA CRUZ	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32397743.PDF	CABLE: NO ADDITIONAL TRACES.	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32397750.PDF	CABLE:ASSUME MADR BRIEFED	CIA	12/09/1963
DOCID-32397753.PDF	CABLE:IF COS CONSIDERS THIS PERMISSIBLE FROM STANDPOINT OF SECURITY	CIA	12/10/1963
DOCID-32397763.PDF	CABLE:APPROVE TRAINING AND ISSUANCE S/W SYSTEM	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32397768.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST YOU HAVE ( ) INTERROGATE SUBJECT REF.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32397777.PDF	CABLE:REQUEST RESULTS OF CONFERENCE MENTIONED IN PARA 2 OF REF.	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32397786.PDF	CABLE: HQS NATURALLY DISTURBED AT DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED BY	CIA	12/12/1963
DOCID-32397823.PDF	CABLE:PLS ASK ( ) WHETHER HE ABLE MAKE TRIP HAVANA COVERING – DELIVER S/W MATERIALS	CIA	12/19/1963
DOCID-32397831.PDF	CABLE:DISSEM REFS LOCALLY TO ODACID AND ODIBEX WITH NO FOREIGN	CIA	12/19/1963
DOCID-32397845.PDF	CABLE:PLS PASS AMQUAR/1 DOLLARS 500.00 TA HQS ACCOUNT	CIA	12/21/1963
DOCID-32397850.PDF	HQS DOES NOT WISH FOR STATION TO INTERVENE WITH FOREIGN MINISTRY	CIA	10/31/1963
DOCID-32397855.PDF	“ROUTING SHEET – ALPHA 66 FILE”.	CIA	01/03/1972
DOCID-32397862.PDF	“LUNCHEON HELD 12 NOVEMBER TO DISCUSS [DELETION] RELATIONSHIP WITH CIA AND THE TORRIENTE GROUP”.	CIA	12/14/1971
DOCID-32397864.PDF	“SIGNIFICANT MEETING WITH FBI DEALING WITH THE SUBJECT OF THE TORRIENTE GROUP”.	CIA	12/14/1971
DOCID-32397869.PDF	LUMP SUM PAYMENT TO VALUABLE CUBAN AGENT GUSTAVO VILLOLDO SAMPERA	CIA	05/17/1972
DOCID-32398018.PDF	PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT	CIA	03/15/1965
DOCID-32398119.PDF	ROLANDO MASFERRER TRIAL.	CIA	11/01/1967
DOCID-32398290.PDF	“DISPATCH RE TRACES ON ROBERT K. BROWN CASE PERSONALITIES”.	CIA	09/30/1971
DOCID-32398364.PDF	MEMO ON FINANCIAL STATUS OF SOVIET DEFECTOR NOSENKO	CIA	09/25/1973
DOCID-32398367.PDF	RELEASE SIGNED BY SOVIET DEFECTOR NOSENKO	CIA	07/13/1973
DOCID-32398413.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	06/04/1973
DOCID-32398467.PDF	MEMORANDUM: SUBJECT: [[DELETE]]–SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS FOR DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS FOR DEFECTOR	CIA	09/19/1969
DOCID-32398494.PDF	A LTR SENT TO HEMMING IN LIEU OF A SUBPOENA IN BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT.	CIA	08/15/1977
DOCID-32398512.PDF	SENIOR CIA OFFICER PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO DETACHMENT C, 1957-60	CIA	04/24/1978
DOCID-32398531.PDF	MEMO, SUB: WILLIAM J. JOHNSON, JR.	CIA	11/20/1973
DOCID-32398933.PDF	CABLE RE EFFORTS CONCERNING LCFLUTTER.	CIA	10/29/1963
DOCID-32398937.PDF	FIELD TRACES – LUIS ALBERU SOUTO	CIA	07/26/1962
DOCID-32399125.PDF	SHEET CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL DATA.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32399205.PDF	CANCELLATION OF OSG/OC FILE.	CIA	12/05/1975
DOCID-32399208.PDF	NOTIFICATION OF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP FOR CONEIN	CIA	01/08/1965
DOCID-32399209.PDF	FORM:INVESTIGATON REPORT: CONTE, LUIS ERNESTO DE AGUERO.	CIA	10/28/1975
DOCID-32399212.PDF	FORM:INVESTIGATION REPORT:LUIS ERNESTO CONTE AGUERO	CIA	10/28/1975
DOCID-32399215.PDF	FORM:INVESTIGATION REPORT: LUIS ERNESTO CONTE AGUERO.	CIA	10/28/1975
DOCID-32399219.PDF	MEMO: CONTE AGUERRO, LOUIS.	CIA	12/16/1975
DOCID-32399229.PDF	RECORDS CENTER DOCUMENT: AGUERRO, LOUIS ERNESTO.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32399230.PDF	INDICES SEARCH REQUEST FOR CONEIN, LUCIEN	CIA	09/21/1961
DOCID-32399234.PDF	HANDWRITTEN LIST OF DOCUMENTS:”BI DTO 9 APR 1957 RE SUBJECT”	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32399241.PDF	TYPEWRITTEN NOTE ON FILE: GRACIA TORRES, AMADO ANTONIO.	CIA	03/11/1970
DOCID-32399251.PDF	CONTACT REPORT	CIA	10/31/1958
DOCID-32399259.PDF	ANALYSIS UNIT FILE REVIEW	CIA	07/02/1958
DOCID-32399262.PDF	INDICES SEARCH REQUEST	CIA	06/27/1958
DOCID-32399265.PDF	FORM:PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT OF CONEIN, LUCIEN EMILE	CIA	09/25/1961
DOCID-32399271.PDF	FORM:PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT—APPENDIX I SIGNED BY CONEIN	CIA	09/24/1961
DOCID-32399285.PDF	CLASSIFIED MESSAGE.	CIA	05/18/1960
DOCID-32399286.PDF	SECRECY AGREEMENT, SIGNED BY LUCIEN E. CONEIN.	CIA	03/20/1968
DOCID-32399308.PDF	MEMO RE AN LCFLUTTER EXAM	CIA	04/15/1958
DOCID-32399317.PDF	A MEMO ON BACKGROUND BIO INFORMATION	CIA	01/30/1958
DOCID-32399319.PDF	MEMO RE LUCIEN EMILE CONEIN.	CIA	08/11/1965
DOCID-32399322.PDF	REQUEST FOR TRACES AND INVESTIGATION	CIA	09/03/1957
DOCID-32399327.PDF	CONEIN, LUCIEN E. – CONTRACT AGENCY, REQUEST FOR STAFF BUILDING BADGE.	CIA	09/30/1964
DOCID-32399329.PDF	MEMO ON PERSONNEL TASKING AND PROCESSING	CIA	10/11/1957
DOCID-32399332.PDF	REQUEST FOR FIELD TRACES AND INVESTIGATION.	CIA	08/09/1957
DOCID-32399334.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	09/27/1957
DOCID-32399338.PDF	COMPARTMENTED CLEARANCE FOR LUCIEN E. CONEIN.	CIA	07/01/1963
DOCID-32399339.PDF	NOTE RE TRACES	CIA	01/01/1957
DOCID-32399430.PDF	CROZIER, ROSS L. – RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR CLEARANCE	CIA	06/28/1960
DOCID-32399434.PDF	MEMO: CROZIER, ROSS L.	CIA	06/28/1960
DOCID-32399646.PDF	FILE ON MAX LESNICK.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32399810.PDF	MEMO RE PROJECT REQUEST.	CIA	09/17/1958
DOCID-32400138.PDF	MEMO EXPLAINING A NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE ENTITLED: “BAHANA GAMBLING GROUP CONSIFERS LAS VEGAS-TYPE CASINOS IN ALANTIC CITY”.	CIA	08/18/1976
DOCID-32400591.PDF	LETTER RE A SEARCH OF CIA FILES FOR INFORMATION ON REV. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TASK FORCE.	CIA	12/14/1976
DOCID-32400910.PDF	JOURNAL – OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL. WEDNESDAY – 1 FEBRUARY 1978. PAGE 2.	CIA	02/01/1978
DOCID-32401016.PDF	MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: MEETING WITH HSCA CHIEF COUNSEL G. ROBERT BLAKEY.	CIA	06/20/1978
DOCID-32401317.PDF	PAPER ON INTELLIGENCE RELATIONSHIP WITH JFK WHITE HOUSE	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32401373.PDF	DCI (MCCONE) MEMO FOR THE RECORD 23 JULY – 26 NOV 1963.	CIA	11/26/1963
DOCID-32401375.PDF	DCI MEETINGS WITH THE PRESIDENT 01 JULY – 12 NOVEMBER 1963.	CIA	01/01/1963
DOCID-32401389.PDF	WITHHELD	CIA	01/14/1961
DOCID-32401392.PDF	PAPER: CLANDESTINE SERVICES CUBAN COLLECTION PROGRAM	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32401465.PDF	MEMORANDUM: SSC/HSC REQUEST	CIA	03/09/1976
DOCID-32401466.PDF	CABLE: REPORTS THAT EVENING 10 DEC ALFREDO PILA DE ARMAS	CIA	12/11/1975
DOCID-32401485.PDF	MEMORANDUM: SSC/HSC REQUEST	CIA	01/20/1976
DOCID-32403481.PDF	MEMO:MAHEU, ROBERT A.	CIA	06/24/1966
DOCID-32403543.PDF	SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS – AGENDA	CIA	09/15/1978
DOCID-32403593.PDF	CABLE:TYPED COPY/FOLLOWING FULL TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE.	CIA	11/23/1963
DOCID-32403669.PDF	MEMO:HSCA ACCESS TO MEXICO CITY HISTORY	CIA	11/16/1978
DOCID-32403675.PDF	LETTER:SUBSEQUENT TO OUR TELEPHONE CONVERSATION ON 16 AUGUST/SUBPOENAS	CIA	08/25/1978
DOCID-32403677.PDF	MEMO:LETTER OF 11 SEPTEMBER 1978 FROM CHAIRMAN STOKES OF HSCA	CIA	09/12/1978
DOCID-32403678.PDF	MEMO:MEETING BETWEEN DDCI AND CHAIRMAN STOKES, HSCA	CIA	09/15/1978
DOCID-32403752.PDF	MEMO: HSCA STAFF VISIT TO MEXICO CITY, 30 MAY 1978	CIA	05/16/1978
DOCID-32403785.PDF	LETTERS:CORRESPONDENCE WITH MEMBERS OF CONGRESS RE ALLEGATION OF CIA USE OF JOURNALISTS	CIA	06/13/1977
DOCID-32403807.PDF	MEMO:MR. GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILDT	CIA	09/22/1976
DOCID-32403833.PDF	LETTER:I AM ATTACHING, PER YOUR REQUEST OF 15 APRIL BACKGROUND MATERIALS	CIA	05/13/1975
DOCID-32403996.PDF	LETTER: DEAR DAVID: WE APPRECIATE THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT	CIA	03/10/1995
DOCID-32404005.PDF	LETTER: REFERENCE IS MADE TO MR. MARWELL’S 14 JUNE 1995 LETTER	CIA	07/17/1995
DOCID-32404006.PDF	LETTER: THIS IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR LETTER OF 31 JULY 1995	CIA	08/07/1995
DOCID-32404008.PDF	LETTER: THIS IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR LETTER OF 16 AUGUST	CIA	08/22/1995
DOCID-32404011.PDF	LETTER: THIS IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR LETTER OF 12 SEPTEMBER 1995	CIA	09/18/1995
DOCID-32404014.PDF	LETTER: THIS IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR LETTER OF 3 OCTOBER 1995	CIA	10/10/1995
DOCID-32404019.PDF	LETTER: ATTACHED IS A MEMORANDUM TO CHAIRMAN TUNHEIM	CIA	11/08/1995
DOCID-32404021.PDF	LETTER: ATTACHED ARE TWO LISTS PROVIDED BY THE DIRECTORATE OF OPERATION	CIA	01/29/1996
DOCID-32404025.PDF	MEMO: 1967 IG REPORT	CIA	02/29/1996
DOCID-32404032.PDF	LETTER: IN RESPONSE TO YOUR LETTER OF MAY 1, 1996	CIA	05/10/1996
DOCID-32404037.PDF	LETTER: MY COLLEAGUES AND I VERY MUCH APPRECIATE YOUR LETTER OF MAY 14TH	CIA	05/21/1996
DOCID-32404065.PDF	NOTE FOR: RELEASE OF BAY OF PIGS RECORDS	CIA	02/14/1997
DOCID-32404088.PDF	LETTER: REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RECORDS NO. CIA-16 (OSWALD PRE-ASSASSINATION FILES) AND NO. CIA-IR-24 (DEFECTOR FILE)	CIA	12/24/1997
DOCID-32404090.PDF	MF: CIA-IR-21, MONTHLY OPERATIONAL REPORTS FOR THE DRE	CIA	01/20/1998
DOCID-32404094.PDF	LETTER: ED COHEN AND I APPRECIATED THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH YOU AND MR. GUNN	CIA	02/20/1998
DOCID-32404096.PDF	LETTER: STATEMENT CONCERNING ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY PURSUANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS COLLECTION ACT OF 1992	CIA	03/19/1998
DOCID-32404099.PDF	NOTE TO: FURTHER CLARIFICATION	CIA	04/12/1998
DOCID-32404110.PDF	LETTER: ARRB REQUEST NO. CIA-10, FOR INFORMATION	CIA	08/13/1998
DOCID-32404116.PDF	MF: MEXICO CITY STATION HISTORY	CIA	09/25/1998
DOCID-32404121.PDF	LETTER: THIS IS IN RESPONSE TO YOUR LETTER OF NOVEMBER 8, 1995	CIA	12/05/1995
DOCID-32404122.PDF	RECEIPTS AND TRANSMITTALS, TO AND FROM ARRB, 1995-1996	CIA	09/08/1995
DOCID-32404124.PDF	NOTE TO: DOCUMENTS FOR NARA (16 DOCUMENTS-ARRB MTG, 6/7/95)	CIA	07/20/1995
DOCID-32404128.PDF	LETTER: THANK YOU FOR YOUR LETTER OF 28 OCTOBER	CIA	11/21/1997
DOCID-32404138.PDF	MEMO: DCI TESTIMONY ON JFK ASSASSINATION MATERIALS DISCLOSURE ACT	CIA	05/08/1992
DOCID-32404144.PDF	MEMO: RELEASE OF SEQUESTERED JFK DOCUMENTS	CIA	09/25/1992
DOCID-32404146.PDF	MEMO: PROTECTING THE NAME OF WIN SCOTT, COS MEXICO CITY (S)	CIA	10/26/1992
DOCID-32404149.PDF	MEMO: DECLASSIFICATION GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED BY THE JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS COLLECTION ACT OF 1992	CIA	12/14/1992
DOCID-32404152.PDF	MEMO: TASK FORCE ON PROCEDURES FOR THE PUBLIC RELEASE OF INFORMATION UNDER FOIA, PRIVACY ACT, AND OTHER PROGRAMS	CIA	01/08/1993
DOCID-32404153.PDF	MEMO: TASK FORCE REPORT ON PRODECURES FOR THE PUBLIC RELEASE OF INFORMATION UNDER FOIA, PRIVACY ACT AND OTHER PROGRAMS	CIA	01/07/1993
DOCID-32404154.PDF	MEMO: COMMENTS ON DRAFT DECISION MEMO ON TASK FORCE ON PROCEDURES FOR THE PUBLIC RELEASE OF INFORMATION UNDER FOIA, PRIVACY ACT, AND OTHER PROGRAMS	CIA	01/07/1993
DOCID-32404156.PDF	MEMO: REQUEST FOR GUIDANCE ON PRIVACY ACT MATERIAL FOUND IN THE JFK ASSASSINATION FILES	CIA	01/14/1993
DOCID-32404157.PDF	MEMO: ERRORS IN RELEASE OF 1967 INSPECTOR GENERAL’S REPORT	CIA	01/12/1994
DOCID-32404158.PDF	MEMO: REVIEW OF JFK ASSASSINATION DOCUMENTS	CIA	02/01/1993
DOCID-32404159.PDF	MEMO: REVIEW OF JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	04/02/1993
DOCID-32404160.PDF	LETTER: LESAR V. CIA (RE MINUTES OF DCI MORNING MEETINGS)	CIA	04/06/1993
DOCID-32404161.PDF	MEMO: MHCHAOS MATERIAL CONCERNING ACTIVITIES OF U.S. PERSONS OVERSEAS	CIA	01/12/1994
DOCID-32404162.PDF	MEMO: FOIA REQUEST F93-2003	CIA	01/13/1994
DOCID-32404164.PDF	MEMO: REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE/DECLASSIFICATION OF JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	05/17/1993
DOCID-32404166.PDF	MEMO: DECLASSIFICATION OF JFK ASSASSINATION DOCUMENTS	CIA	04/13/1993
DOCID-32404169.PDF	MEMO: DECLASSIFICATION OF JFK ASSASSINATION DOCUMENTS	CIA	04/20/1993
DOCID-32404170.PDF	MEMO: NEW RELEASE OF JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	08/30/1994
DOCID-32404173.PDF	MEMO: MHCHAOS MATERIAL INCLUDED AMONG JFK DOCUMENTS	CIA	05/08/1993
DOCID-32404174.PDF	MEMO: DCI SOURCES AND METHODS AUTHORITY WITH RESPECT TO JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	09/19/1994
DOCID-32404175.PDF	MEMO: FOIA REQUEST F89-0276	CIA	05/10/1993
DOCID-32404179.PDF	MEMO: CARLOS TEPEDINO	CIA	12/09/1994
DOCID-32404180.PDF	MEMO: RELEASE OF INFORMATION ON MEXICO CITY TELTAPS	CIA	12/14/1994
DOCID-32404183.PDF	MEMO: COMPLETING WORK ON JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	05/18/1993
DOCID-32404187.PDF	MEMO: RELEASE OF JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS- -PERCEPTION PROBLEM	CIA	06/01/1993
DOCID-32404188.PDF	NOTE: JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS PROPOSED REGULATIONS	CIA	02/16/1995
DOCID-32404191.PDF	MEMO: RELEASE OF JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS- -DIFFERENCES	CIA	06/09/1993
DOCID-32404193.PDF	SUBJECT: LESAR V. CIA, PROPOSED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT SENT TO JIM LESAR, F91-1334	CIA	06/15/1993
DOCID-32404197.PDF	MEMO: JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS; PROPOSAL FOR DISCUSSION	CIA	06/22/1993
DOCID-32404199.PDF	MEMO: REQUEST FROM THE ASSASSINATION REVIEW BOARD (ARRB)	CIA	05/30/1995
DOCID-32404200.PDF	MEMO: JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD	CIA	06/02/1995
DOCID-32404205.PDF	MEMO: SUGGESTED PRESS GUIDANCE ON RELEASE OF CIA RECORDS AND KENNEDY ASSASSINATION	CIA	08/12/1993
DOCID-32404208.PDF	MEMO: FOLLOWING IS FOR PAI’S BACKGROUND SHOULD	CIA	08/13/1993
DOCID-32404209.PDF	MEDIA ADVISORY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES ANNOUNCES OPENING OF MATERIALS FROM THE JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS COLLECTION	CIA	08/17/1993
DOCID-32404211.PDF	NOTE: CIA’S RESPONSE ON JFK BOARD ACTIONS	CIA	06/22/1995
DOCID-32404214.PDF	MEMO: RELEASE OF JFK DOCUMENTS	CIA	08/19/1993
DOCID-32404216.PDF	MEMO: DECLASSIFICATION OF MICROFILM IN KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	08/31/1993
DOCID-32404217.PDF	NOTE: RESPONSE TO SENATOR SPECTER’S REQUEST CONCERNING INFORMATION TO BE RELEASED UNDER THE JFK ACT	CIA	07/28/1995
DOCID-32404220.PDF	MEMO: JFK RECORDS-POSSIBLE NEGATIVE PUBLICITY FOR CIA	CIA	04/07/1993
DOCID-32404224.PDF	MEMO: THE AGENY’S JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	09/26/1995
DOCID-32404225.PDF	MEMO: DISCUSSION RE RELEASE OF FORM 362	CIA	09/27/1993
DOCID-32404228.PDF	MEMO: RELEASE OF FORM 362	CIA	10/18/1993
DOCID-32404230.PDF	MEMO: DECLASSIFICATION OF JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS–STATUS REPORT	CIA	10/25/1993
DOCID-32404233.PDF	NOTE: JFK BOARD REQUESTS TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS	CIA	03/27/1996
DOCID-32404238.PDF	MEMO: JFK BOARD COMPLIMENTS	CIA	05/21/1996
DOCID-32404239.PDF	MEMO: REQUEST OF JFK ARRB FOR COURTESY VISIT WITH DCI	CIA	06/13/1996
DOCID-32404242.PDF	MEMO: PROPOSAL FOR DEALING WITH EMPLOYEES’ NAMES	CIA	07/29/1996
DOCID-32404243.PDF	MEMO: CIA TESTIMONY AT JFK ARRB HEARING	CIA	08/12/1996
DOCID-32404255.PDF	MEMO: COURIER SERVICE BETWEEN IP AND ARRB OFFICE	CIA	12/03/1996
DOCID-32404260.PDF	MEMO: POSSIBLE EXTENSION FOR JFK ASSASSINATION BOARD	CIA	01/02/1997
DOCID-32404273.PDF	MEMO: JMWAVE HISTORY- ARRB REQUEST CIA #7	CIA	02/19/1997
DOCID-32404274.PDF	(EST PUB DATE) MEMO: YOUR REQUEST FOR COPIES OF ALL DOCUMENTS IN OSWALD SECURITY FILE NOT PREVIOUSLY RECORDED	CIA	01/01/1998
DOCID-32404293.PDF	MEMO: FY 1996 ANNUAL REPORT – JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD	CIA	03/10/1997
DOCID-32404302.PDF	NOTE: CIC SOFT FILES	CIA	04/30/1997
DOCID-32404304.PDF	(EST PUB DATE) TALKING POINTS FOR MEETING WITH ARRB EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, LAURA DENK	CIA	01/01/1998
DOCID-32404311.PDF	OUR CONVERSATION RE ESTERLINE	CIA	08/06/1998
DOCID-32404321.PDF	MEMO: DO RESULTS OF NEW SEARCH FOR JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	08/27/1998
DOCID-32404322.PDF	MEMO: FIELD STATION RECORDS	CIA	08/28/1998
DOCID-32404342.PDF	MEMO: RELEASE OF SEQUESTERED JFK DOCUMENTS	CIA	09/25/1992
DOCID-32404348.PDF	LETTER: IN RESPONSE TO YOUR LETTER OF FEBRUARY 28, 1995/GILBERTO LOPEZ AND CUBAN AMBASSADOR JOAQUIN HERNANDEZ DE ARMAS	CIA	04/12/1995
DOCID-32404358.PDF	NOTE: JFK/ POSSIBLE LETTER FROM CONGRESSMAN BURTON TO EXDIR	CIA	12/10/1997
DOCID-32404374.PDF	LETTER: THIS LETTER REPONDS TO YOUR REQUEST OF MARCH 1, 1994/REIMBURSEMENT	CIA	09/25/1995
DOCID-32404390.PDF	LETTER: CHURCH COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS	CIA	06/02/1999
DOCID-32404400.PDF	MEMO: ARRB REQUEST/QUESTIONS	CIA	05/01/1996
DOCID-32404401.PDF	LIST: COUNT OF PAGES IN THE PRE-ASSASSINATION OSWALD 201 FILE	CIA	05/12/1992
DOCID-32404409.PDF	PRELIMINARY REVIEW OF CERTAIN JFK FILES (RE CONYERS RQST)	CIA	07/21/1992
DOCID-32404410.PDF	M: BOXES 1-6 OF THE LEE HARVEY OSWALD 201 FILE	CIA	09/11/1992
DOCID-32404411.PDF	NOTE: ACTUAL PAGES REVIEWED (AND RELEASED OR DENIED) IN BOXES 1-6 OF THE OSWALD 201 FILE	CIA	09/14/1992
DOCID-32404412.PDF	NOTE: PROCEDURE- -JFK ASSASSINATION REVIEW/CONGRESSIONALLY-ORIGINATED DOCUMENTS	CIA	09/14/1992
DOCID-32404413.PDF	NOTE: JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS- -LEGISLATION	CIA	10/27/1992
DOCID-32404416.PDF	NOTE: JFK DOCUMENTS- -RELEASE OF WIN SCOTT’S NAME (THE FOLLOWING WAS RECEIVED FROM D/CSI)	CIA	02/04/1993
DOCID-32404418.PDF	MEMO: JFK MICROFILM COLLECTION	CIA	05/13/1993
DOCID-32404420.PDF	NOTE: JFK-PERSON CLAIMING TO BE ASSISTING FBI TASK FORCE	CIA	07/01/1993
DOCID-32404422.PDF	NOTE: ANSWERS FOR (AND JIM WOLF, REUTER)	CIA	10/27/1993
DOCID-32404423.PDF	NOTE: JFK-CONGRESSIONAL HEARING	CIA	11/09/1993
DOCID-32404424.PDF	MEMO: REQUEST TO CONDUCT SEARCH FOR JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	10/25/1993
DOCID-32404428.PDF	MEMO: ALLEN V DOD, PHONE CALLS WITH JIM LESAR RE INDICES	CIA	11/05/1993
DOCID-32404430.PDF	MEMO: TRIAL OF ROLANDO MASFERRER ROJAS	CIA	11/05/1993
DOCID-32404433.PDF	MEMO: REQUEST TO CONDUCT SEARCH FOR JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	11/15/1993
DOCID-32404434.PDF	MEMO: STATUS REPORT- -DECLASSIFICATION OF KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS	CIA	11/15/1993
DOCID-32404440.PDF	(EST PUB DATE) BLIND MEMO: 1. MR. DEVINE WILL DISCUSS THE PERSPECTIVE	CIA	03/01/1995
DOCID-32404442.PDF	MEMO: MEETING WITH JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD	CIA	05/26/1995
DOCID-32404454.PDF	NOTE: EVIDENCE FOR NAMES TO BE ADDRESSED AT LATE JANUARY MEETING OF ARRB	CIA	12/21/1995
DOCID-32404456.PDF	MEMO: JFK BOARD REQUEST- -KGB FILE ON OSWALD	CIA	01/19/1996
DOCID-32404457.PDF	STATUS ARRB STAFF REQUESTS/ISSUES – 22 JAN 1996	CIA	01/22/1996
DOCID-32404466.PDF	(EST PUB DATE) CSI – CIA JFK SCIF – BRIEFING CHARTS	CIA	01/01/1997
DOCID-32404468.PDF	MEMO: NAME ISSUES/STATUS OF REVIEW	CIA	03/05/1997
DOCID-32404469.PDF	MEMO: NEW JFK REVIEW PROCESS	CIA	03/06/1997
DOCID-32404470.PDF	NOTE: MEETING WITH MARWELL 4/2/97	CIA	04/03/1997
DOCID-32404495.PDF	FORM: ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET: ARRB REQUEST	CIA	12/18/1998
DOCID-32404511.PDF	(EST PUB DATE) BLIND NOTE: TALKING POINTS WITH DDO ON JFK BOARD ISSUES	CIA	01/01/1998
DOCID-32404556.PDF	ARRB REQUEST – CIA-1: INFORMATION ON THE ORGANIZATION OF CIA	CIA	03/22/1995
DOCID-32404560.PDF	ARRB REQUEST – CIA-5: NAMES, PSEUDONYMS AND CRYPTONYMS	CIA	07/07/1995
DOCID-32404561.PDF	ARRB REQUEST – CIA-6: CABLE AND DISPATCH TRAFFIC	CIA	09/11/1995
DOCID-32404567.PDF	ARRB REQUEST – CIA-13: MEXICO CITY BACKCHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS	CIA	07/06/1998
DOCID-32404569.PDF	ARRB REQUEST – CIA-15: WIN SCOTT FILES FROM RUSS HOLMES FILES	CIA	04/16/1997
DOCID-32404585.PDF	ARRB REQUEST: CIA-IR-13: OFFICE/PERSON DEALING WITH ORGANIZED CRIME AND CUBA	CIA	04/16/1997
DOCID-32404591.PDF	ARRB REQUEST: CIA-IR-19: COMPUTER SEARCH ON SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS	CIA	09/19/1998
DOCID-32404594.PDF	ARRB REQUEST: CIA-IR-22: “A” FILE ON CLAY SHAW AND JIM GARRISON	CIA	12/18/1997
DOCID-32404638.PDF	THIRD AGENCY REFERRALS: OMB	CIA	11/05/1993
DOCID-32404641.PDF	THIRD AGENCY REFERRALS: TREASURY – SECRET SERVICE	CIA	08/29/1994
DOCID-32404642.PDF	MEMO: CUBAN SUBVERSION IN LATIN AMERICA SINCE JULY 1963, OCI MEMO NO. 1586/64	CIA	06/16/1964
DOCID-32404660.PDF	THIRD AGENCY COORDINATIONS: OCA- CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS	CIA	04/26/1994
DOCID-32404664.PDF	THIRD AGENCY COORDINATIONS: SECRET SERVICE	CIA	12/09/1996
DOCID-32404831.PDF	UNDATED BLIND MEMORANDUM: THE BONA FIDES OF YURIY IVANOVICH NOSENKO	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32422147.PDF	POSSIBLE TRIP TO HAVANA	CIA	12/28/1963
DOCID-32422173.PDF	OPERATIONAL CABLE – TRANSPORT OF MATERIALS	CIA	12/31/1963
DOCID-32422174.PDF	DEPARTURE OF JOHN RETTIE FROM MEXICO	CIA	01/01/1964
DOCID-32422175.PDF	TRACE REQUEST – NELLIE BETANCOURT DE GARCIA	CIA	12/31/1963
DOCID-32422184.PDF	AIRMAIL PHOTOS	CIA	12/31/1963
DOCID-32422266.PDF	PROPOSED TRANSFER TO MEXICO.	CIA	10/22/1963
DOCID-32422275.PDF	PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING MEXICAN TRANSIT VISAS FOR CUBANS	CIA	10/25/1963
DOCID-32422276.PDF	OPERATIONAL REPORT 1 AUGUST – 30 SEPTEMBER 1963	CIA	10/24/1963
DOCID-32422280.PDF	OPERATIONAL – FURTHER LIFE OF THE PROJECT	CIA	09/23/1963
DOCID-32422311.PDF	CABLE: COS CAN OF COURSE DELIVER REF INFORMATION DIRECTLY.	CIA	12/14/1963
DOCID-32422319.PDF	CABLE: PCH MEMBERS DEPORTED HONDURAS STILL MEXI.	CIA	12/07/1963
DOCID-32422327.PDF	CABLE: FROM 11 OCT ISSUE OF HAVA NEWSPAPER REVOLUCION HAVE FOLL:	CIA	10/16/1963
DOCID-32422329.PDF	CABLE: BROTHERS WU HAVE HAD TWO MEETINGS THUS FAR BUT EFFORTS GET	CIA	10/18/1963
DOCID-32422331.PDF	CABLE: SUBJECT TRAVEL PLANS OF JUAN AREVALO BERMEJO	CIA	10/18/1963
DOCID-32423407.PDF		SSCIA	06/20/1975
DOCID-32423432.PDF		SSCIA	07/18/1975
DOCID-32423475.PDF		SSCIA	09/12/1975
DOCID-32423482.PDF	R-379	SSCIA	06/20/1975
DOCID-32423487.PDF	PRELIMINARY STAFF PAPER ON ASSASSINATION	SSCIA	07/09/1975
DOCID-32423495.PDF		SSCIA	06/11/1975
DOCID-32423499.PDF		SSCIA	07/29/1975
DOCID-32423500.PDF		SSCIA	07/28/1975
DOCID-32423501.PDF		SSCIA	07/28/1975
DOCID-32423512.PDF		SSCIA	03/17/1976
DOCID-32423624.PDF	ROSELLI: CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS	SSCIA	00/00/1976

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 1 of 9

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Download	Title	Agency	Doc Date
104-10166-10155.pdf	CIA FILE ON CUESTA, ANTONIO.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10171-10151.pdf	INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10173-10150.pdf	KING, CORETTA SCOTT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10173-10376.pdf	ILLEGIBLE PAGES.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10173-10412.pdf	ILLEGIBLE – DISPATCH.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10175-10189.pdf	FOLDER ON LIRING-3	CIA	08/04/1978
104-10180-10133.pdf	DIAGRAM OF NAMES.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10180-10192.pdf	SOURCES METHOD OPERATIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES.	CIA	03/06/1961
104-10180-10211.pdf	WITHELD	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10181-10236.pdf	INTERVIEW.	CIA	04/26/1963
104-10185-10159.pdf	LICOOKY/50-6-129/1/DEVELOPMENT AND PLANS	CIA	01/01/1960
104-10187-10027.pdf	50-6-18.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10188-10009.pdf	CIA FILE ON LIFEAT PRODUCTION.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10188-10025.pdf	(ASSET) PRODUCTION.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10188-10445.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10188-10453.pdf	ILLEGIBLE-CABLE-AGENT.	CIA	09/24/1964
104-10188-10455.pdf	ILLEGIBLE-CABLES(2)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10188-10459.pdf	ILLEGIBLE CABLE:	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10189-10008.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT-GARRISON INVESTIGATION (1 OF 6), DCD-49364	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10189-10456.pdf	ILLEGIBLE:CABLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10189-10457.pdf	ILLEGIBLE:CABLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10189-10458.pdf	ILLEGIBLE:CABLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10189-10459.pdf	ILLEGIBLE:CABLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10189-10460.pdf	ILLEGIBLE:CABLE	CIA	07/01/0000
104-10193-10068.pdf	OP FILES. BEGIN CIA PERSONNEL FILES MARKER.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10193-10123.pdf	ILLEGIBLE-MRR.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10194-10006.pdf	OP FILES ON MANUEL BUEZA ARTIME.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10195-10017.pdf	ILLEGIBLE-MEXICO CITY STATION FILE.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10195-10425.pdf	ILLEGIBLE-DOCUMENT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10196-10328.pdf	XAAZ-22769 OF 25 MAY 1964, RANKIN TO HELMS. (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	05/25/1964
104-10196-10329.pdf	BLANK PAGES – NO DISCERNIBLE TEXT ON THESE PAGES. (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10196-10330.pdf	HANDWRITTEN DOC SUMMARIES (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	06/01/1964
104-10196-10332.pdf	HANDWRITTEN DOC SUMMARIES. (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	06/01/1964
104-10196-10333.pdf	PRINTOUT – MOSTLY ILLEGIBLE. LEGIBLE TEXT: “USSR”, “ENGLISH TEACHER”	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10196-10338.pdf	MOSTLY ILLEGIBLE DOC. LAST SENTENCE ON 2ND PAGE READS.. DOCUMENT IS MARKED WITH WHITE PIECE OF PAPER	CIA	09/01/1964
104-10196-10339.pdf	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET -CONTENT ILLEGIBLE	CIA	08/20/1964
104-10196-10355.pdf	ILLEGIBLE SR/CI/RESEARCH DOC IN WARREN COMMITTEE RECORD OF ACTION FILE	CIA	02/26/1965
104-10209-10073.pdf	ORGANIZATION CHART OF 5TH SECTION OF UMGB. (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10210-10028.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT, REEL #4.	CIA	07/28/1965
104-10210-10029.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT, REEL # 5.	CIA	07/29/1965
104-10210-10030.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT, REEL #6.	CIA	07/31/1965
104-10210-10032.pdf	FROM 835 PP STUDY DERYABIN ON NOSENKO.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10210-10033.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT, REEL #1.	CIA	07/26/1965
104-10210-10036.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT, REEL #3.	CIA	07/28/1965
104-10210-10111.pdf	AEDONOR/OSWALD SOFT FILE (ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10211-10075.pdf	DISPATCH: ILLEGIBLE	CIA	10/30/1963
104-10211-10076.pdf	DISPATCH: WITHHELD	CIA	10/30/1963
104-10211-10112.pdf	DISPATCH: ILLEGIBLE	CIA	11/07/1963
104-10211-10123.pdf	DISPATCH: ILLEGIBLE	CIA	11/08/1963
104-10211-10169.pdf	DISPATCH: ILLEGIBLE	CIA	11/29/1963
104-10211-10186.pdf	CABLE: ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10215-10098.pdf	ILLEGIBLE-CIA FILE ON VALENTIN VASILYEV BAKULIN.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10215-10213.pdf	FORM:MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HQS BY HSCA STAFF:CABELL, EARLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10218-10014.pdf	ITKIN, HERBERT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10219-10001.pdf	MEYER, KARL (LOOSE DOCUMENTS)	CIA	01/01/1963
104-10221-10001.pdf	WASSERMAN, JACK	CIA	01/01/1952
104-10221-10016.pdf	CIA FILE ON WINSTON, HENRY.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10221-10018.pdf	ILLEGIBLE-WHITE BANDED PAGE.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10222-10011.pdf	KEENAN, THOMAS J.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10224-10014.pdf	CONTROL DOCUMENTS	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10226-10006.pdf	MEMO:ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10226-10116.pdf	100-5-1.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10227-10004.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPTS.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10227-10005.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPTS.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10227-10006.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10227-10007.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10227-10008.pdf	DERYABIN REPORTS ON INTERROGATION OF NOSENKO.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10227-10011.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPTS.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10227-10012.pdf	NOSENKO INTERROGATION TRANSCRIPT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10230-10002.pdf	CRC/EXPENSES FOR MARCH AND APRIL 1962/	CIA	04/01/1962
104-10230-10004.pdf	CRC/MILITARY SECTION REVOLVING FUND REIMBURSEMENTS	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10230-10009.pdf	CRC/FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR 1-21 DECEMBER 1960	CIA	12/01/1960
104-10230-10012.pdf	CDRF/FINANCE/ACCOUNTING FOR 1-31 JANUARY 1961	CIA	01/01/1961
104-10230-10018.pdf	CDRF/FINANCE/PAULA SOSA/REPORT FOR 1-28 FEBRUARY 1962	CIA	02/01/1962
104-10230-10021.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-30 NOV 1961.	CIA	11/01/1961
104-10230-10022.pdf	CRC FINANCE PAULA SOSA REPORT FOR JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 1962	CIA	02/01/1962
104-10230-10024.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA INFORM, 1-31 AUG 1962.	CIA	08/01/1962
104-10230-10028.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR APRIL 1961	CIA	04/01/1961
104-10230-10029.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA INFORM, 1-31 OCT 1962.	CIA	10/01/1962
104-10230-10031.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 MAY 1961	CIA	05/01/1961
104-10230-10032.pdf	CRC PROPAGANDA COMMITTEE ACCOUNTING	CIA	05/24/1961
104-10230-10034.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-30 NOVEMBER 1962	CIA	11/01/1962
104-10230-10035.pdf	CRC INFORM FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-30 NOVEMBER 1962	CIA	11/01/1962
104-10230-10036.pdf	CRC INFORM FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 DECEMBER 1962	CIA	12/01/1962
104-10230-10038.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31DECEMBER 1962	CIA	12/01/1962
104-10230-10041.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA INFORM, SEP 1-30, 1962.	CIA	09/01/1962
104-10230-10042.pdf	ANALYSIS FOR DEPOSITS FOR EXPENSES OUT OF THE $81,500 BUDGET FOR THE MONTH OF SEP 1962.	CIA	09/01/1962
104-10230-10044.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA INFORM, 1-31 MAY 1963.	CIA	05/01/1963
104-10230-10046.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA INFORM, 1-30 JUN 1963.	CIA	06/01/1963
104-10230-10048.pdf	PAUL AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 JUL 1963.	CIA	07/01/1963
104-10230-10050.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 MAY 1964.	CIA	05/01/1964
104-10230-10052.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-30 APR 1964.	CIA	04/01/1964
104-10230-10054.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 MAR 1964.	CIA	03/01/1964
104-10230-10056.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-29 FEB 1964.	CIA	02/01/1964
104-10230-10058.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 JAN 1964.	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10230-10060.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 DEC 1963.	CIA	12/01/1963
104-10230-10062.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-30 NOV 1964.	CIA	11/01/1964
104-10230-10064.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 OCT 1964.	CIA	10/01/1964
104-10230-10066.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 AUG 1964.	CIA	08/01/1964
104-10230-10068.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-28 FEB 1965.	CIA	02/01/1965
104-10230-10070.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 MAR 1965.	CIA	03/01/1965
104-10230-10072.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-30 APR 1965.	CIA	04/01/1965
104-10230-10074.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-31 MAY 1965.	CIA	05/01/1965
104-10230-10076.pdf	PAULA AND SOSA REPORT, 1-30 JUNE 1965.	CIA	06/01/1965
104-10230-10077.pdf	MISCELLANEOUS/CANCELED CHECKS.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10230-10078.pdf	MISCELLANEOUS.	CIA	01/01/1960
104-10230-10079.pdf	REPORT OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONARY FRONT , MONTH OF SEP 1960, MEXICO.	CIA	09/01/1960
104-10230-10080.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 JUL 1964.	CIA	07/01/1964
104-10230-10082.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 JAN 1964.	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10230-10084.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-29 FEB 1964.	CIA	02/01/1964
104-10230-10086.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 MAR 1964.	CIA	03/01/1964
104-10230-10088.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 MAY 1964.	CIA	05/01/1964
104-10230-10090.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 APR 1964.	CIA	04/01/1964
104-10230-10092.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 JUN 1964.	CIA	06/01/1964
104-10230-10094.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 SEP, 1964.	CIA	09/01/1964
104-10230-10096.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 OCT 1964.	CIA	10/01/1964
104-10230-10098.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 NOV 1964.	CIA	11/01/1964
104-10230-10100.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 DEC 1964.	CIA	12/01/1964
104-10230-10102.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-28 FEB 1965.	CIA	02/01/1965
104-10230-10104.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA, 1-31 MAR 1965.	CIA	03/01/1965
104-10230-10106.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 APR 1965.	CIA	04/01/1965
104-10230-10108.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 MAY 1965.	CIA	05/01/1965
104-10230-10110.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 JUN 1965.	CIA	06/01/1965
104-10230-10112.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 AUG 1963.	CIA	08/01/1963
104-10230-10116.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 DEC 1963.	CIA	12/01/1963
104-10230-10119.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 AUGUST 1963	CIA	08/01/1963
104-10230-10120.pdf	CRC FINANCIAL REPORT FOR 1-30 SEPTEMBER 1963	CIA	09/01/1963
104-10230-10122.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 MAY 1962	CIA	05/31/1962
104-10230-10124.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR MAY 1962	CIA	05/31/1962
104-10230-10125.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR JUNE 1962	CIA	06/30/1962
104-10230-10127.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-30 JUNE 1962	CIA	06/30/1962
104-10230-10133.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 MARCH 1963	CIA	03/31/1963
104-10230-10135.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-30 APRIL 1963	CIA	04/30/1963
104-10230-10136.pdf	ANALYSIS OF DEPOSITS FOR EXPENSES OUT OF THE $81,500 BUDGET FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1962.	CIA	08/01/1962
104-10230-10137.pdf	ANALYSIS OF DEPOSITS FOR EXPENSES OUT OF THE $81,500 BUDGET INFORM 1-31 OCT 1962.	CIA	10/01/1962
104-10230-10138.pdf	ANALYSIS OF DEPOSITS FOR EXPENSES OUT OF THE ORDINARY BUDGET FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1963.	CIA	05/01/1963
104-10230-10139.pdf	REPORT OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONARY FRONT MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1960, MEXICO.	CIA	09/01/1960
104-10230-10140.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 AUGUST 1964.	CIA	08/01/1964
104-10230-10141.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-31 DEC 1962.	CIA	12/01/1962
104-10230-10142.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-31 JAN 1963.	CIA	01/01/1963
104-10230-10143.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-28 FEB 1963.	CIA	02/01/1963
104-10230-10144.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-31 MARCH 1963.	CIA	03/01/1963
104-10230-10145.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-30 APRIL 1963.	CIA	04/01/1963
104-10230-10146.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-31 MAY 1963.	CIA	05/01/1963
104-10230-10147.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REFORM, 1-31 JULY 1963.	CIA	07/01/1963
104-10230-10148.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-30 JUNE 1963.	CIA	06/01/1963
104-10230-10149.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-30 SEPTEMBER 1963.	CIA	09/01/1963
104-10231-10000.pdf	ADDITIONAL NOTES TO THE REPORT OF THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1962.	CIA	04/01/1962
104-10231-10002.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 MAY 1962.	CIA	05/01/1962
104-10231-10004.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 MARCH 1962	CIA	03/31/1962
104-10231-10011.pdf	CRC FINANCE/JUAN PAULA BANK STATEMENT	CIA	05/31/1961
104-10231-10012.pdf	CRC FINANCE/GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT FOR 1-30 APRIL 1961	CIA	04/30/1961
104-10231-10014.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 MARCH 1961	CIA	03/31/1961
104-10231-10016.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-28 FEBRUARY 1961	CIA	02/28/1961
104-10231-10018.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT FOR 1-31 JANUARY 1961	CIA	01/31/1961
104-10231-10022.pdf	CRC FINANCE/PAYMENTS TO PRISONERS, DEAD AND MISSING	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10231-10024.pdf	CRC FINANCE/DEAD,MISSING AND PRISONER PAYMENTS FROM 1 MAY 1961 TO 31 DECEMBER 1963	CIA	12/31/1963
104-10231-10025.pdf	CRC FINANCE/HEROES AND MARTYRS PAYMENTS UP TO 31 DECEMBER 1963	CIA	12/31/1963
104-10231-10026.pdf	CRC FINANCE/MEDICAL SECTOR INFORM (60 WOUNDED)	CIA	03/31/1963
104-10231-10027.pdf	CRC FINANCE/STATEMENT OF THE $2,750 GIVEN TO SR. JOAQUIN SANJENIS AND THE BONUS OF $250.	CIA	07/01/1961
104-10231-10029.pdf	CRC FINANCE/STATEMENT OF BONUS GIVEN TO RETURNEES FROM 28 JULY TO 10 SEPTEMBER 1961	CIA	09/10/1961
104-10231-10030.pdf	CRC FINANCE/STATEMENT OF THE BONUS GIVEN TO RETURNEES FROM 11 SEPTEMBER 1961 TO 12 APRIL 1962	CIA	04/12/1962
104-10231-10031.pdf	CRC FINANCE/PAYMENT OF $250 BONUS TO 1,113 EX-PRISONERS	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10231-10032.pdf	CRC FINANCE REPORT	CIA	06/13/1962
104-10231-10033.pdf	CRC FINANCE/JUDICATURA CUBANA DEMOCRATICA	CIA	12/01/1961
104-10231-10035.pdf	CRC FINANCE/JUDICATURA CUBANA DEMOCRATICA – INFORME – ENERO 1961	CIA	01/01/1961
104-10231-10036.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 SEP 1961.	CIA	09/01/1961
104-10231-10045.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 OCT 1961.	CIA	10/01/1961
104-10231-10047.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-30 NOV 1961.	CIA	11/01/1961
104-10231-10049.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 DEC 1961.	CIA	12/01/1961
104-10231-10051.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-31 JAN 1962.	CIA	01/01/1962
104-10231-10055.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA REPORT, 1-28 FEB 1962.	CIA	02/01/1962
104-10231-10058.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-30 JUNE 1962.	CIA	06/01/1962
104-10231-10059.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-31 JULY 1962.	CIA	07/01/1962
104-10231-10060.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-31 AUGUST 1962.	CIA	08/01/1962

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Download	Title	Agency	Doc Date
104-10231-10061.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-30 SEPTEMBER 1962.	CIA	09/01/1962
104-10231-10062.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-31 OCTOBER 1962.	CIA	10/01/1962
104-10231-10063.pdf	GARCIA AND PAULA INFORM, 1-30 NOVEMBER 1962.	CIA	11/01/1962
104-10231-10099.pdf	FINANCIAL RECORDS:EXPENSES OUT OF THE $81,500 BUDGET, DECEMBER 1961	CIA	12/01/1961
104-10231-10455.pdf	WITHELD	CIA	04/20/1962
104-10231-10456.pdf	WITHELD	CIA	12/01/1961
104-10232-10026.pdf	ILLEGIBLE: INTELLIGENCE REPORT FROM OSVALDO SOTO POLO	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10234-10360.pdf	ILLEGIBLE CABLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10234-10381.pdf	ILLEGIBLE CABLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10245-10001.pdf	LIONION/PROD,50-6-122/PHOTOS;(VOL.I)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10245-10002.pdf	LIONION/PROD,50-6-122/PHOTOS;(VOL.III)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10245-10003.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION,50-6-122/PHOTOS;(VOL.IV)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10245-10004.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION,50-6-122/PHOTOS;(VOL. V)	CIA	03/01/1963
104-10245-10005.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION,50-6-122/PHOTOS;(VOL.VI)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10245-10006.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS;(VOL.VII)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10245-10008.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION,50-6-122/PHOTOS	CIA	01/01/1965
104-10245-10009.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION,50-6-122/4/PHOTOS;(VOL XXVI)	CIA	03/01/1965
104-10245-10010.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION,50-6-122/4/PHOTOS	CIA	04/01/1965
104-10245-10011.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL.XXIV)	CIA	01/01/1965
104-10245-10012.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS	CIA	02/01/1965
104-10245-10013.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION,50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL.XXIII)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10245-10014.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS; (VOL.XX)	CIA	08/01/1964
104-10245-10015.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL. XIX)	CIA	07/01/1964
104-10245-10016.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL. XVIII)	CIA	06/01/1964
104-10245-10017.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS	CIA	05/01/1964
104-10245-10018.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL. XVI)	CIA	04/01/1964
104-10245-10019.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL. XV)	CIA	03/01/1964
104-10245-10020.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL. XIV)	CIA	02/01/1964
104-10245-10021.pdf	LIONION/PRODUCTION;50-6-122/PHOTOS (VOL. XIII)	CIA	01/01/1964
104-10245-10022.pdf	LIMITED PHOTOS;50-6-74/5: I	CIA	12/01/1960
104-10245-10024.pdf	CIA FILE ON LIONION/PROD-PHOTOS.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10267-10405.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT.	CIA	05/28/1961
104-10271-10414.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10271-10420.pdf	DOCUMENTS ON MIRR NOT BELIEVED RELEVANT (NBR)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10275-10313.pdf	DOCUMENT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10275-10314.pdf	CABLE:ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10291-10005.pdf	NONRELATED. COLLINS RADIO ELECTRONICS.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10291-10006.pdf	COLLINS RADIO (LOOSE DOCUMENTS).	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10291-10007.pdf	NATIONAL FRONT (ENGLAND)	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10291-10011.pdf	SOCONY MOBILE OIL.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10292-10000.pdf	LIMITED (J),#1481-1548,17 JAN 62-29 APRIL 62:VOL. VI	CIA	01/01/1962
104-10292-10001.pdf	LIMITED (J) #1549-1600, 30 APRIL 62-24 AUG 62; VOL.VII	CIA	04/30/1962
104-10292-10002.pdf	LIMITED, AUG 62-FEB 63	CIA	08/01/1962

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 3 of 9

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Download	Title	Agency	Doc Date
104-10292-10003.pdf	LIMITED, MAR 63-16 JUL 63 (J109)	CIA	03/01/1963
104-10292-10007.pdf	LIMITED PHOTOS,18 JULY 61-31 OCT 61; VOL. IV	CIA	07/01/1961
104-10297-10107.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10297-10111.pdf	ILLEGIBLE COPY.	CIA	03/23/1961
104-10297-10115.pdf	ILLEGIBLE CABLE.	CIA	03/25/1961
104-10440-10111.PDF	SYNOPSIS-(SOURCE)	CIA	07/13/1960
104-10510-10103.pdf	FINANCIAL STATEMENT:CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL-OCTOBER 1962-LARGELY ILLEGIBLE	CIA	10/01/1962
104-10513-10094.pdf	REPORT.	CIA	03/12/1961
104-10513-10095.pdf	DISPATCH-ALIASES.	CIA	10/21/1960
104-10514-10010.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT IN ZRRIFLE/QJWIN FILE	CIA	07/31/1964
104-10514-10011.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOC, LOCATED IN ZRRIFLE/QJWIN FILE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10515-10051.pdf	MEMO: ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10515-10055.pdf	ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10515-10058.pdf	ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10515-10060.pdf	ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10515-10095.pdf	ILLEGIBLE:DISPATCH	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10515-10148.pdf	DOCUMENT-ILLEGIBLE.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10515-10160.pdf	ILLEGIBLE: SPEED LETTER	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10519-10003.pdf	ILLEGIBLE: CANCELLATION OF PROVISIONAL APPROVALS	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10519-10107.pdf	DISPATCH: ILLEGIBLE	CIA	08/24/1960
104-10519-10108.pdf	ILLEGIBLE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10520-10101.pdf	DISPATCH:ILLEGIBLE	CIA	12/01/1964
104-10521-10036.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DISPATCH	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10522-10094.pdf	ILLEGIBLE MEMO	CIA	05/22/1964
104-10522-10105.pdf	ILLEGIBLE: DOCUMENT IN MEXICO CITY STATION FILE	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10525-10001.pdf	ILLEGIBLE: ONE PAGE DOCUMENT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10525-10021.pdf	ILLEGIBLE – ONE PAGE DOCUMENT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10525-10022.pdf	ILLEGIBLE – ONE PAGE DOCUMENT.	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10533-10003.pdf	CABLE:ILLEGIBLE	CIA	11/11/1959
104-10533-10008.pdf	ILLEGIBLE INTEL REPORT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10533-10013.pdf	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT	CIA	01/01/0000
104-10534-10027.pdf	TAPE:SIDES 1 AND 2. NOSENKO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HART.	CIA	09/07/1978
104-10534-10028.pdf	TAPE:SIDES 3 AND 4. NOSENKO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HART.	CIA	09/07/1978
104-10534-10029.pdf	TAPE:SIDES 5 AND 6. NOSENKO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HART.	CIA	09/07/1978
104-10534-10030.pdf	TAPE:SIDES 7 AND 8. NOSENKO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HART.	CIA	09/08/1978
104-10534-10031.pdf	TAPE:SIDES 9 AND 10. NOSENKO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HART.	CIA	09/08/1978
104-10534-10032.pdf	TAPE:SIDES 11 AND 12. NOSENKO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HART.	CIA	09/08/1978
DOCID-32214255.PDF		HSCA	04/08/1964
DOCID-32247905.PDF		HSCA	02/27/1978
DOCID-32247925.PDF		HSCA	02/24/1978
DOCID-32247933.PDF		HSCA	02/24/1978
DOCID-32248148.PDF		HSCA	04/20/1978
DOCID-32249431.PDF		HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32253945.PDF		HSCA	02/24/1953
DOCID-32262516.PDF		HSCA	06/10/1975
DOCID-32267309.PDF		HSCA	03/17/1978
DOCID-32267323.PDF		HSCA	05/02/1978
DOCID-32271723.PDF	OUTLINE: LHO, THE CIA, AND MEXICO CITY	HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32271933.PDF	SENSITIVE ORIGINAL WITHHELD BY CIA	HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32271939.PDF	SENSITIVE ORIGINAL WITHHELD BY CIA	HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32271943.PDF	SENSITIVE ORIGINAL WITHHELD BY CIA	HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32272114.PDF		HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32272115.PDF		HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32272156.PDF		HSCA	05/01/1978
DOCID-32272267.PDF	THIRD AGENCY COORDINATION	HSCA	00/00/1978
DOCID-32272270.PDF	THIRD AGENCY COORDINATION	HSCA	00/00/1978
DOCID-32272330.PDF		HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32273102.PDF		HSCA	00/00/0000
DOCID-32273285.PDF		HSCA	11/02/1964
DOCID-32344818.PDF	FOIA DENIED DOCUMENT	CIA	12/13/1963
DOCID-32346929.PDF	STUDENT AGITATIONAL AND ANTIWAR ACTIVITIES IN THE UNITED STATES.	CIA	09/26/1969
DOCID-32350278.PDF	DOCUMENT.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32358065.PDF	COLLINS RADIO	CIA	01/01/1977
DOCID-32373005.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME II, COPY 5 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373007.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME IV, COPY 5 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373009.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME II, COPY 6 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373011.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME IV, COPY 6 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373013.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME II, COPY 7 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373015.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME IV, COPY 7 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373017.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME II, COPY 10 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32373019.PDF	HELMS HEARING DUPLICATE – VOLUME IV, COPY 10 OF HELMS HEARING.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32390930.PDF	MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS: DELIMITATIONS AGREEMENT	CIA	01/01/1978
DOCID-32391051.PDF	ILLEGIBLE DOCUMENT	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32391441.PDF	DISPATCH – (SUBJECT LINE IS ILLEGIBLE)	CIA	07/25/1963
DOCID-32391442.PDF	CABLE: (ILLEGIBLE )	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32392971.PDF	PROJECT ( FACTOR – AMENDMENT AND TERMINATION REQUEST.	CIA	04/26/1973
DOCID-32395538.PDF	DELETIONS MARCHETTI “THE CULT OF INTELLIGENCE” CARDS FILED BY COMPONET	CIA	04/07/1977
DOCID-32397352.PDF	APPEALS REVIEW FORM: 3 LETTER INTERCEPTS	CIA	06/01/1963
DOCID-32397373.PDF	CABLE: SUBJECT HAD AMAZING RESEMBLANCE	CIA	04/10/1968
DOCID-32397374.PDF	MEMO: VIEWS OF SIDNEY LENS ON DOMESTIC RACIAL SITUATION	CIA	10/05/1967
DOCID-32397375.PDF	CABLE: ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWS 10 APRIL CARRIED FEATURE	CIA	04/11/1968
DOCID-32397376.PDF	CABLE: FOLLOWING INFORMATION FURNISHED BY	CIA	04/18/1968
DOCID-32397379.PDF	CABLE: HAS NOT YET RULED OUT POSSIBILITY	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397382.PDF	CABLE: LOCAL NEWSPAPERS HAVE GIVEN EXTENSIVE COVERAGE TO	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397383.PDF	MEMO:VIEWS OF BILLY HOLLINS ON BLACK MILITANT SITUATION IN CHICAGO	CIA	10/05/1967
DOCID-32397389.PDF	FBI HAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED ACCUSED ASSASSIN	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397394.PDF	CABLE: SUBSTANCE REF PASSED FBI WHO VERIFYING IDEN	CIA	04/20/1968
DOCID-32397395.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST ADDRESSES CONSTRUCT IDENTIKIT COMPOSITE	CIA	04/20/1968
DOCID-32397396.PDF	CABLE: COORDINATION WITH LEGAL ATTACHE, WHO HAS NOT YET	CIA	04/20/1968
DOCID-32397397.PDF	CABLE: TWO PHOTOS OF DAY TO ADDRESS 20 APRIL.	CIA	04/20/1968
DOCID-32397399.PDF	CABLE: FURTHER SURVEILLANCE	CIA	04/22/1968
DOCID-32397400.PDF	DISPATCH: TRANSMITTAL OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALIAS ERIC STARVO GALT	CIA	04/22/1968
DOCID-32397401.PDF	DISPATCH: JAMES EARL RAY, AKA ERIC STARVO GALT, HARVEY LOWMYER, JOHN	CIA	04/22/1968
DOCID-32397402.PDF	CABLE: FBI ADVISES THAT MATCHING OG FINGERPRINTS PROVES	CIA	04/23/1968
DOCID-32397403.PDF	CABLE: THREE PHOTOS JAMES EARL RAY APPEARED “EL DIARIO”	CIA	04/23/1968
DOCID-32397407.PDF	CABLE:FOLLOWING INFORMATION SUBMITTED ON ASSUMPTION THAT HEADQUARTERS	CIA	04/07/1968
DOCID-32397411.PDF	MF: JAMES EARL RAY	CIA	04/23/1968
DOCID-32397412.PDF	CABLE: ALL PERTINENT INFORMATION JAMES EARL RAY PASSED	CIA	04/26/1968
DOCID-32397413.PDF	OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP: OUR FILES ON MARTIN LUTHER KING REVEAL	CIA	10/22/1975
DOCID-32397414.PDF	OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP: THERE IS NO INDICATION IN THE FILES ON JAMES EARL RAY	CIA	10/23/1975
DOCID-32397417.PDF	ATTORNEY GENERAL RAMSEY CLARK ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT ERIC STARVO GALT	CIA	01/01/1968
DOCID-32397418.PDF	MFR: UNKNOWN SUBJECT, POSSIBLY INDENTIFIABLE WITH ERIC STARVO GALT	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397419.PDF	CABLE: REQUEST VERIFICATION IN LOS ANGELES IF ACTUALLY EXISTS.	CIA	04/20/1968
DOCID-32397420.PDF	CABLE: AIR FORCE INTELLIGENCE ADVISES THAT	CIA	04/29/1968
DOCID-32397421.PDF	ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET: RE KING ASSASSINATION	CIA	05/01/1968
DOCID-32397422.PDF	MF: INVESTIGATION IN OF REPORT ON SUSPICION ACTIONS OF SUBJECT ORIGINALLY DESCRIBED AS RESEMBLING SUSPECTED ASSASSIN OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.	CIA	05/16/1968
DOCID-32397423.PDF	CABLE: INITIAL DETAILS OF RAY’S ARREST.	CIA	06/08/1968
DOCID-32397424.PDF	MEMO: CONDEMNATION OF CIA BY DR. NELS F.S. FERRE, PROMINENT THEOLOGIAN	CIA	02/19/1969
DOCID-32397425.PDF	MEMO: PROMINENT THEOLOGIAN’S CONDEMNATION OF CIA	CIA	05/28/1969
DOCID-32397452.PDF	CABLE:TWO COPIES REF PHOTO SENT 19 APRIL ADDRESSED	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397453.PDF	CABLE:PLEASE POUCH PHOTO	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397454.PDF	CABLE: TRACING HAS PRODUCED NO EVIDENCE THAT	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397456.PDF	CABLE: HAS HAD PREPARE TWO SUMMARIES	CIA	04/12/1968
DOCID-32397457.PDF	CABLE:PLS POUCH PHOTO SUBJECT REF	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397459.PDF	CABLE: AMERICAN INVOLVEMENT IN ANTI-VIETNAM WAR	CIA	04/13/1968
DOCID-32397461.PDF	INVESTIGATION OF DEATH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JUNIOR.	CIA	04/18/1968
DOCID-32397462.PDF	INVESTIGATION OF DEATH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.	CIA	04/25/1968
DOCID-32397463.PDF	PRESS ITEM FOR THE DCI	CIA	04/25/0000
DOCID-32397464.PDF	DISPATCH: REPORTS THAT THE ASSASSINATION OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING	CIA	04/29/1968
DOCID-32397465.PDF	STOKELY CARMICHAEL	CIA	09/19/1969
DOCID-32397467.PDF	CABLE:RE PARAGRAPH TWO REF,PLEASE POUCH PHOTO SOONEST	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397469.PDF	IN FINAL COVERAGE ON 18 MAY OF WPC, WHICH ENDED 16 MAY,	CIA	05/13/1971
DOCID-32397470.PDF	AMERICANS ATTENDING THE WORLD PEACE COUNCIL (WPC) CONFERENCE IN BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, 13-16 MAY 1971	CIA	05/21/1971
DOCID-32397472.PDF	CABLE:LEGAL ATTACHE REPORTED TO	CIA	04/09/1968
DOCID-32397473.PDF	LIST OF OVERT DOCUMENTS	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397474.PDF	THE NEW LEFT	CIA	10/09/1968
DOCID-32397475.PDF	NEGOTIATION NOW	CIA	03/28/1967
DOCID-32397476.PDF	RIOTS, CIVIL AND CRIMINAL DISORDERS	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397477.PDF	WESIBERG FOIA REQUEST:OVERT PUBLICATIONS BY U.S. CONGRESS	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397478.PDF	TESTIMONY OF GERALD WAYNE KIRK	CIA	03/10/1970
DOCID-32397479.PDF	CABLE:INITIAL FBI REPORT STATES ONE	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397480.PDF	CABLE:TWO COPIES REF PHOTO SENT 19 APRIL ADDRESSED	CIA	04/19/1968
DOCID-32397481.PDF	SUBVERSIVE INFLUENCES IN RIOTS, LOOTING, AND BURNING PART 1	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397482.PDF	MF: CONFERENCE OF THE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS, REPORT ON PROCEEDINGS 23 NOVEMBER 1973	CIA	12/11/1973
DOCID-32397483.PDF	SUBVERSIVE INVOLVEMENT IN THE ORIGIN, LEADERSHIP, AND ACTIVITIES OF THE NEW MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397485.PDF	CABLE:SHOULD ANY INFO DEVELOP WE WILL ADVISE	CIA	04/23/1968
DOCID-32397486.PDF	CABLE:REF INFO PASSED TO FBI	CIA	04/25/1968
DOCID-32397488.PDF	CABLE:ON 28 APRIL REPORTED THAT HE SAW MAN	CIA	04/28/1968
DOCID-32397490.PDF	CABLE:SUBJECT APPARENTLY IS NOT MAN WE SEEK	CIA	04/30/1968
DOCID-32397491.PDF	CABLE:REF INFO PASSED INFORMALLY TO FBI HQS WHICH ADVISES	CIA	04/30/1968
DOCID-32397492.PDF	MEMO:THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS SUMMARIZED INFORMATION	CIA	05/06/1968
DOCID-32397493.PDF	CABLE:REQUEST ANY DETAILS AVAILABLE FROM CURRENT NEWS REPORTS	CIA	06/08/1968
DOCID-32397494.PDF	CABLE:NO HQS TRACES	CIA	04/23/1968
DOCID-32397496.PDF	CABLE:REFERENCES ARE REQUESTS FOR	CIA	04/26/1968
DOCID-32397497.PDF	CABLE:RECORDS REFLECTED ANY TRACES	CIA	04/17/1968
DOCID-32397498.PDF	CABLE:WE LEARNED FROM REUTERS	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397499.PDF	CABLE:APPROVED PASS STERILE PHOTO WITH STIPULATIONS	CIA	04/17/1968
DOCID-32397500.PDF	CABLE:LEGAL ATTACHE PROVIDED COMPOSITE PHOTOS SUSPECT	CIA	04/17/1968
DOCID-32397501.PDF	WEISBERG FOIA REQUEST:INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT:”VETERANS STARS AND STRIPES FOR PEACE” (VSSP), AN ANTI-VIETNAM WAR MOVEMENT PROPAGANDA NEWSPAPER RECEIVED BY MARINE AT CAMP HANSEN, OKINAWA	CIA	01/15/1968
DOCID-32397502.PDF	REPORT:MEETING OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING	CIA	09/28/1964
DOCID-32397503.PDF	DISPATCH:MEETING OF DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING	CIA	10/20/1964
DOCID-32397505.PDF	DISPATCH:PCI PUBLICATION OF ARTICLES BY MARTIN LUTHER KING	CIA	11/17/1964
DOCID-32397506.PDF	MEMO:MARTIN,LUTHER KING	CIA	11/30/1964
DOCID-32397507.PDF	CABLE:MING-LOMAX TRAVEL PLANS	CIA	09/23/1965
DOCID-32397508.PDF	DISPATCH:PLEASE TRANSMIT TO THE LEGAL ATTACHE	CIA	03/30/1966
DOCID-32397509.PDF	DISPATCH:A,B,C&D	CIA	07/01/1966
DOCID-32397510.PDF	REPORT:VIEWS ON DOMESTIC RACIAL SITUATION AND THE NEW POLITICS CONVENTION	CIA	10/05/1967
DOCID-32397511.PDF	REPORT:VIEWS ON BLACK MILITANT SITUATION IN CHICAGO	CIA	10/05/1967
DOCID-32397512.PDF	REPORT:KING,MARTIN LUTHER	CIA	11/05/1967
DOCID-32397513.PDF	NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:DR.KING WAS RIGHT	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397514.PDF	CABLE:UPI SPECULATES THAT ADAM CLAYTON POWELL MAY HAVE	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397515.PDF	CABLE:ACCORDING SUNDAY THREE DAY BLACK POWER CONFERENCE	CIA	02/25/1968
DOCID-32397516.PDF	EX-895 REWRITTEN	CIA	03/07/1968
DOCID-32397517.PDF	CABLE:LITTLE VISIBLE ADVERSE REACTION LOCALLY AGAINST U.S. MISSION	CIA	04/06/1968
DOCID-32397518.PDF	CABLE:FOLLOWING INFORMATION SUBMITTED ON ASSUMPTION THAT	CIA	04/01/1968
DOCID-32397519.PDF	CABLE:BEHEIREN 6 APRIL DEMONSTRATION	CIA	04/10/1968
DOCID-32397520.PDF	DISPATCH:COMMUNIST COMMENTS ON THE DEATH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING/REFERENCE TO “BLACK POWER” CONCEPT	CIA	04/10/1968
DOCID-32397521.PDF	TELEPOUCH:SUMMARY OF CUBAN MEDIA TREATMENT OF THE DEATH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING,	CIA	04/11/1968
DOCID-32397522.PDF	TELEPOUCH:SUMMARY OF CUBAN MEDIA TREATMENT OF DEATH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING,JR.	CIA	04/11/1968
DOCID-32397523.PDF	CABLE:HAS JUST REPORTED RECEIPT OF ENVELOPE	CIA	04/12/1968
DOCID-32397524.PDF	CABLE:IN CONNECTION WITH CUBAN MAILING OF BLACK POWER	CIA	04/12/1968
DOCID-32397527.PDF	KING/RAY FOIA.	CIA	01/01/0000
DOCID-32397547.PDF	WITHELD	CIA	01/01/1978
DOCID-32403853.PDF	WITHELD	CIA	06/26/1998
DOCID-32403854.PDF	WITHELD	CIA	07/01/1998
DOCID-32404387.PDF	LETTER: PURSUANT TO MY TELEPHONE CONVERSATION I AM FORWARDING MY 300-PAGE MANUSCRIPT ON “COMMUNISM-THE 20TH CENTURY RED PLAGUE”	CIA	05/15/1997
DOCID-32404699.PDF	TRANSCRIPT:REEL #1. NOSENKO INTERROGATION BY DERYABIN, 26 JULY 1965.	CIA	07/26/1965
DOCID-32404700.PDF	TRANSCRIPT:REEL #2. NOSENKO INTERROGATION BY DERYABIN, 26 JULY 1965.	CIA	07/26/1965
DOCID-32404701.PDF	TRANSCRIPT:REEL #3. NOSENKO INTERROGATION BY DERYABIN, 28 JULY 1965.	CIA	07/28/1965
DOCID-32404702.PDF	TRANSCRIPT:REEL #4. NOSENKO INTERROGATION BY DERYABIN, 28-29 JULY 1965.	CIA	07/28/1965
DOCID-32404703.PDF	TRANSCRIPT:REEL #5. NOSENKO INTERROGATION BY DERYABIN, 29/30 JULY 1965.	CIA	07/29/1965
DOCID-32404704.PDF	TRANSCRIPT:REEL #6. NOSENKO INTERROGATION BY DERYABIN, 31 JULY/3 AUGUST 1965.	CIA	07/31/1965
DOCID-32404738.PDF	MEMORANDUM: ANATOLE RE NOSENKO	CIA	04/07/1969
DOCID-32404748.PDF	ATTACHMENT B TO MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: ANATOLE RE NOSENKO, CRUCIAL QUESTIONS.	CIA	04/07/1969
DOCID-32404749.PDF	ATTACHMENT C TO MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: ANATOLE RE NOSENKO	CIA	04/07/1969
DOCID-32404750.PDF	HANDWRITTEN NOTES ON MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: ANATOLE RE NOSENKO.	CIA	04/15/1969
DOCID-32404751.PDF	MEMORANDUM: GOLITSYN’S COMMENTS ON THE NOSENKO CASE	CIA	08/05/1964
DOCID-32404759.PDF	UNTITLED MEMORANDUM ATTACHED ARE 15 FOLDERS CONTAINING ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TRANSLATIONS-INTERROGATIONS OF NOSENKO DURING THE PERIOD 26 JULY – 13 AUGUST 1965.	CIA	07/26/1965
DOCID-32404864.PDF	UNTITLED AND UNSIGNED DRAFT MEMORANDUM: IT WAS THE INTENTION OF THE UNDERSIGNED TO ATTEND EVERY SESSION CONDUCTED BY THE DOCTOR	CIA	05/24/1965
DOCID-32404866.PDF	UNTITLED MEMORANDUM: IN PREFACE IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THE FOLLOWING ANALYSIS	CIA	01/14/1964

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 4 of 9

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104-10534-10000.wav	CIA	01/23/1964	TAPE:NOSENKO MEETING #1, TAPE #1. 1930-2100
104-10534-10001.pdf	CIA	01/23/1964	TAPE:NOSENKO MEETING #1, TAPE #2. 2105-2240
104-10534-10001.wav	CIA	01/23/1964	TAPE:NOSENKO MEETING #1, TAPE #2. 2105-2240
104-10534-10002.pdf	CIA	01/23/1964	TAPE:NOSENKO DUPLICATE REEL #1, FILTER #2
104-10534-10002.wav	CIA	01/23/1964	TAPE:NOSENKO DUPLICATE REEL #1, FILTER #2

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 5 of 9

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104-10534-10003.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO MEETING #7, TAPE #1. 1800-	CIA	01/30/1964	JFK-M-24 : F4 : 2001.01.29.14:15:15:140084
104-10534-10003.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO MEETING #7, TAPE #1. 1800-	CIA	01/30/1964	JFK-M-24 : F4 : 2001.01.29.14:15:15:140084 :
104-10534-10004.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO MEETING #7, TAPE #2. -2400.	CIA	01/30/1964	JFK-M-24 : F5 : 2001.01.29.14:39:48:480084
104-10534-10004.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO MEETING #7, TAPE #2. -2400.	CIA	01/30/1964	JFK-M-24 : F5 : 2001.01.29.14:39:48:480084 :
104-10534-10005.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #12 – 21 AND 23 FEB 1964. PETE AND SUBJECT.	CIA	02/21/1964	JFK-M-24 : F6 : 2001.01.29.14:49:47:250084 :
104-10534-10005.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #12 – 21 AND 23 FEB 1964. PETE AND SUBJECT.	CIA	02/21/1964	JFK-M-24 : F6 : 2001.01.29.14:49:47:250084 :

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 6 of 9

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104-10534-10006.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #13. CONTINUATION OF REEL #12. NICK AND SUBJECT.	CIA	02/23/1964	JFK-M-24 : F7 : 2001.01.29.15:24:03:347084 :
104-10534-10006.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #13. CONTINUATION OF REEL #12. NICK AND SUBJECT.	CIA	02/23/1964	JFK-M-24 : F7 : 2001.01.29.15:24:03:347084 :
104-10534-10007.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #17. FBI MEN WITH SUBJECT.	CIA	02/25/1964	JFK-M-24 : F8 : 2001.01.29.15:29:00:333084 :
104-10534-10007.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #17. FBI MEN WITH SUBJECT.	CIA	02/25/1964	JFK-M-24 : F8 : 2001.01.29.15:29:00:333084 :
104-10534-10008.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #19. FBI INTERVIEWS WITH SUBJECT ON 25 AND 26 FEB 1964.	CIA	02/25/1964	JFK-M-24 : F10 : 2001.01.29.15:31:45:440084 :
104-10534-10008.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #19. FBI INTERVIEWS WITH SUBJECT ON 25 AND 26 FEB 1964.	CIA	02/25/1964	JFK-M-24 : F10 : 2001.01.29.15:31:45:440084 :

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 7 of 9

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104-10534-10009.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #18. FBI INTERVIEW OF SUBJECT.	CIA	02/25/1964	JFK-M-24 : F9 : 2001.01.29.15:39:36:680084 :
104-10534-10009.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #18. FBI INTERVIEW OF SUBJECT.	CIA	02/25/1964	JFK-M-24 : F9 : 2001.01.29.15:39:36:680084 :
104-10534-10010.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #66. 1240-1445. TOM WITH SUBJECT.	CIA	07/03/1964	JFK-M-24 : F11 : 2001.01.29.15:44:20:317084 :
104-10534-10010.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #66. 1240-1445. TOM WITH SUBJECT.	CIA	07/03/1964	JFK-M-24 : F11 : 2001.01.29.15:44:20:317084 :
104-10534-10011.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #67. 1235-1358 AND 1445-1525. CONTINUATION OF INTERVIEW BY TOM	CIA	07/03/1964	JFK-M-24 : F12 : 2001.01.29.15:47:57:270084 :
104-10534-10011.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO REEL #67. 1235-1358 AND 1445-1525. CONTINUATION OF INTERVIEW BY TOM	CIA	07/03/1964	JFK-M-24 : F12 : 2001.01.29.15:47:57:270084 :

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 8 of 9

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104-10534-10012.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #76. SUBJECT AND TOM. 1334-1540.	CIA	07/27/196	JFK-M-24 : F13 : 2001.01.29.15:57:25:247084 :
104-10534-10012.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #76. SUBJECT AND TOM. 1334-1540.	CIA	07/27/1964	JFK-M-24 : F13 : 2001.01.29.15:57:25:247084 :
104-10534-10013.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #77. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1540-1655.	CIA	07/27/196	JFK-M-24 : F14 : 2001.01.29.16:03:01:400084 :
104-10534-10013.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #77. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1540-1655.	CIA	07/27/1964	JFK-M-24 : F14 : 2001.01.29.16:03:01:400084 :
104-10534-10014.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #78. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1655-1828	CIA	07/27/196	JFK-M-24 : F15 : 2001.01.29.16:06:27:917084 :
104-10534-10014.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #78. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1655-1828	CIA	07/27/1964	JFK-M-24 : F15 : 2001.01.29.16:06:27:917084 :

Formerly Withheld Documents – Batch 9 of 9

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104-10534-10015.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #79. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1530-1740.	CIA	07/29/1964	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #79. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1530-1740.
104-10534-10015.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #79. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1530-1740.	CIA	07/29/1964	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #79. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1530-1740.
104-10534-10016.pdf	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #80. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1416-1600 AND 1740-1802.	CIA	07/29/1964	JFK-M-24 : F17 : 2001.01.29.16:15:02:527084 :
104-10534-10016.wav	TAPE:NOSENKO. REEL #80. TOM WITH SUBJECT. 1416-1600 AND 1740-1802.	CIA	07/29/1964	JFK-M-24 : F17 : 2001.01.29.16:15:02:527084 :

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