Documents / FOIA release
This Central Intelligence Agency newsletter covers Information Review and Release activities for 16 to 20 April 2001. It lists upcoming declassification panel meetings, reports on an External Referral Working Group meeting, and quotes a 1953 letter from General Counsel Lawrence Houston. It also summarizes FOIA requests, including several nearly identical requests from Woodland, California about Area 51, Majestic 12 and Roswell. The CIA says it holds no information on the alleged Roswell event and has not located Majestic 12 records.
b)(3) b)(5) b)(6) Approved for Release: 2019/03/27 C01247755 ‘CON'PrD'EN=l‘l'firL— appointment, I have personally a pretty fair knowledge of their general ability and legal skill. Obviously, of course, in a small organization such as mine their personality must be of such a nature as to present a good chance of compatibility with other members of the staff and Agency employees with whom they will work As a general observation, I have found no type of person or personal characteristics which have any advantage to the office. I have concentrated on a thorough education general intelligence, experience, and above all, motivation for career service in the Government based not only on whatever security there may be in Govemment work but on the philosophy that public service has its own rewards greater than the monetary rewards of private practice I have had no occasion to regret any of the choices I have made in this manner and feel I have a law office that could stand up in the qualit of its work with an in Govemment or, for that matter, with any private law firm I have had dealings (b)(3 (U//A-I-H9) FOIA and Privacy Requests (U//A'I'b‘6) National Security Archive Maintains South American Interest (U//Arl-H-9) Among the requests received from the National Security Archive include information on "the arrest of the French - Chilean messenger for the JCR (Junta Coordinardora Revolucionaria) Jean Yves Claudet in Hotel Liberty, Buenos Aires on November 1, l975," and "the mysterious helicopter crash resulting in the death of the Chilean interior minister General Oscar Bonilla in early I975." O CIA accepted the requestsl l ( (U//R1170)’ Requester Interested in Documents on US Soldier Who Defected During Vietnam War (U//7-Tl'U'DT A requester with Crain Communications in New York seeks information on "the alleged defector McKinley Nolan U.S. Army 16th Infantry Division, South Vietnam." 0 The FOIA case ojficer provided the requester with 34 pages ofpreviously released material on this subject fi'0m the Management of Oflicialhl Released Information (MORJ) database. Also, the FOIA case oflicer advised the requester that because the subject was a member of the US Army at the time of his alleged desertion, he could also contact the Department of the Army, the Department of Defense Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Oflice, and the National Personnel Records Center. (U//Arl'U'6)—Area 51, Majestic 12, and Roswell Are Still Popular FOIA Subjects (U//A-l-U-QQ_Several requesters from Woodland, California, in almost identical letters, requested documents pertaining to Area 51, Majestic 12, and the alleged I947 UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico. In addition, all of the requesters asked for a photograph of DCI Tenet. _ Approved for Release: 2019/03/27 C01247755 (b)(3) b)(5) (b)(3)
FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 4 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.