</s>104-10117-10038 SECRET 23 August 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 FROM: Bruce L. Solie APPROVEO FOR RELEASE 1983 FRO: SUBJECT: Chief, GOLUB, Grigory #522 071 1. This memorandum identifies those Office of Security files which were reviewed by House Select Committee on Assassination (HSCA) staff members in conjunction with the Assassinations (HCSA) Staff members of President John F. Kennedy and D. D. Duggan, Luther King, Jr. 2. Under procedures established with the HSCA, certain items of information were not reviewed by HSCa staff members. these items were placed in not reviewed with HSCAA staff members, identified, and put back into the security file appropriately. HSCAA review, Office of security personnel reviewing these files were placed into the Security file, which was not held by the Secretary of the Security Office of each envelope below so that interested, maintain the integrity of each envelopel below reviewed by HCSA staff member. 3. In some instances, the above files contain material marked in the lower right-hand corner with a green circular dot. This mark should alert office of Security personnel to the fact that the material was located and placed in the file that this time of the HCSa review was placed in this staffer(s). This material should not be removed from the file. 4. Attached to this memorandum is a review sheet-which identifies the name of the HSCA reviewer(s) and the date of his review. 5. Questions regarding the above procedure and/or the HSCa's review should be directed to the Security Analysis Group. CIA HISTURICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 1998 SECRET Bruce L . Solie Attachment JFK 11-10-9-9

Summary:  
The document is a memorandum dated 23 August 1978 from Bruce L. Solie, detailing procedures for the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) review of security files related to President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It outlines protocols for handling classified materials, including markings such as a green circular dot indicating material reviewed by HSCA staff. The memorandum references Grigory Golub (#522 071), identified as a KGB officer in Helsinki, Finland, with ties to Soviet diplomatic activities. It notes interactions between Golub and Lydia Biddle (CIA operative) during 1959-1960, including discussions about Soviet diplomats and potential espionage. The text also references a TRUD correspondent named Nikolay G. Makayev, who interacted with Biddle, and mentions a Finnish passport office clerk arrested in October 1962 for suspected Soviet connections.  

Key People:  
- Grigory Golub (#522 071): KGB officer in Helsinki, Finland, involved in diplomatic activities and interactions with CIA operative Lydia Biddle.  
- Lydia Biddle: CIA operative who had contact with Makayev and Golub, including alleged attempts at blackmail or espionage.  
- Nikolay G. Makayev: TRUD correspondent linked to Soviet intelligence, interacted with Biddle.  

Key Locations:  
- Helsinki, Finland: Central to Golub’s activities and interactions with Soviet diplomats.  
- Moscow, USSR: Mentioned in context of Soviet diplomatic operations.  
- United States: References to CIA operations and U.S. Savings Bonds promotion.  

Key Events:  
- Review procedures by HSCA staff for security files related to JFK and MLK Jr. (indirectly referenced).  
- Golub’s diplomatic activities in Helsinki, including interactions with Soviet officials and Biddle.  
- Makayev’s role as TRUD correspondent and his contact with Biddle.  
- Arrest of a Finnish passport office clerk in October 1962 for suspected Soviet ties.  

Key Organizations:  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA): Conducted reviews of security files.  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Involved in operations and historical review programs.  
- KGB (Soviet Union): Golub’s affiliation as a KGB officer.  
- TRUD: Soviet news agency, with Makayev as a correspondent.

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