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F-2018-01809 Ack Letter

Central Intelligence Agency · 2018-06-22 · 1 pages · text from the file's own layer

This is a Central Intelligence Agency acknowledgment letter dated 25 June 2018 and signed by Information and Privacy Coordinator Allison Fong. It confirms receipt of Timothy S. Cooper's Freedom of Information Act request, reference F-2018-01809. Cooper asked for records of DCI Walter B. Smith's meeting with President Truman on January 6, 1953, which was held to brief Truman on "flying saucers". The letter says the Agency will search for records covering that date range and has waived the fees.

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25 June 2018
Mr. Timothy S. Cooper (b)(6
Reference: F-2018-01809
Dear Mr. Cooper:
On 8 June 2018, the office of the Information and Privacy Coordinator received your 1 June
2018 Freedom of Infonnation Act request for information on DCI Walter B. Smith’s 4:15 pm —
7:30 pm meeting with President Truman on Tuesday, January 6, 1953, to brief him on the
subject of “flying saucer” and access to any briefing documents, notes and any related
document related to this meeting.
Our officers will review your request in more detail and will advise you should they encounter
any problems or if they cannot begin the search Without additional information or clarification.
We have assigned your request the reference number above. Please use this number when
corresponding so that We can identify it easily. We will search for records covering the date
range as described in your request. In accordance with our regulations, as a matter of
administrative discretion, the Agency has Waived the fees for this request.
Sincerely,
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Allison Fong
Information and Privacy Coordinator
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