</s>104-10320-10120 G oral National Archives Services and Administration Records Service Washington, DC 20408 JUL 5 1978 GHA HAS NO OBJECTION TO 63/8/1979/1/2/1 Adrian Stansfield Turner DECLASIFICATION AND/OR Director Central Intelligence Agency REELESS OF CIA INFORMATION Washington, D.C. IN THIS DOCUMENT Dear Adrian Turner, As you are aware, the Honorable Louis Stokes, Chairman at the House Selected as Ambassador, the Secretary of the Treasury, requesting that a temporary monorandum, extending agency December 31, 1978, is imposed on the Central Intelligence agency (CIA), also known as the Department of Defense, which also includes eligible for central intelligence agency records, disposition schedules. A copy of his letter is enclosed. In accordance with 4 US 44 USC records, the CFR 1011-467(0), the in accordance with the following documents, the CFA (CFA 1011-(0), and the records and documents are custody through December 1, 1978. records to the Select Committee Committee of the United States. The records are to select Committee's Involvement to the CIA. services surrounding the deaths of President John F. Kennedy and service members who have been involved in the investigation and service has no objection to CIA applying its approved disposition. Your cooperation in this important matter is appreciated. Sincerely, JAMES B. ROADS JK ACT JAMES E. ROADAS Archivist of the U.S. States Enclosure RELEAS ce: Honorable Louis Stokes 19-17

Summary  
The document outlines a declassification request related to Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) records concerning the disposition of historical documents. It references a letter from Honorable Louis Stokes, Chairman of the House Select Committee on Government Operations, requesting an extension of a memorandum imposing restrictions on CIA records until December 31, 1978. The document states that records related to the deaths of President John F. Kennedy and service members involved in investigations are being transferred to the Select Committee. It notes that the Central Intelligence Agency has no objection to applying its approved disposition schedules for these records. The text also mentions compliance with U.S. Code sections 4 USC 44 and CFR 1011-467(0), and references a CFA (CIA) document number 1011-(0). No mention of Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations is present in the text.  

Key People  
- Adrian Stansfield Turner  
- Honorable Louis Stokes (Chairman, House Select Committee on Government Operations)  
- James B. Roads (Archivist of the U.S.)  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C.  

Key Events  
- Request for declassification and disposition of CIA records  
- Transfer of records related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and service member deaths to the Select Committee  
- Compliance with federal record management regulations  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- House Select Committee on Government Operations  
- U.S. National Archives Services and Administration

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