Documents / FOIA release
This Central Intelligence Agency records retirement request, dated 17 October 1980, comes from the Office of Legislative Counsel. It retires 16mm microfilm copies of documents the CIA reviewed in response to House Select Committee on Assassinations inquiries into the deaths of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King. Attached 1983 memos record that a District Court ordered the agency to process this segregated HSCA collection in the Allen v. Department of Defense FOIA suit. File review worksheets list the HSCA requests and reports.
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DD/083-2131 MEMORANDUM FOR: CIA Records Management Officer VIA: Deputy Director for Operations Director, Office of Legislative Liaison General Counsel General Counsel 83-07019 FROM: John F. Pereira Chief, Information Management Staff 022 83-0559/5 SUBJECT: Request for Authorization to Access Segregated Documents in connection with the Allen FOIA Litigation No. 81-2543 (IUC) REFERENCE: OGC Memo 83-06749, dated 9 August 1983, subject: Processing Documents in Allen v. Department of Defense, et al., No. 81-2543 (D.D.C.) (U) As advised by reference (copy attached), CIA has been ordered by the District Court to process the documents contained in the segregated collection of House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)-related material in connection with the Allen v. Department of Defense, et al. FOIA law suit. Your authorization is requested to permit access and review by designated DO personnel of the DO portion of the segregated material. (IUO) Lieut C. Chapp. (C) for John F. Pereira Attachment: OGC Memo 83-06749 APPROVED: / EDward S. Juchniewicz 12 AUG 1983 Deputy Director for Operations / s/ Ernest Mayerfeld 1333 Director, Office of Legislative Liaison STANLEY SPORKIN 23 AUG 1983 General Counsel WARNING NOTICE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES --- DERIVATIVE CL BY 0108833 DECL REVW ON OADR.
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 55 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.