</s>104-10320-10136 CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEAZE IN FULL 2000 16 August 1978 NOTE FOR: AL FROM: RLR SUBJECT: Letter to: Employer/Ex-Employees Concerning HSCA Public Employees a version of Scott Beckridge's plan asked us to make available version of the contingency plan which includes which meets with your approval. He considers that there is a growing possi- your approval, and he needs it and it do, we will be on very short notices. I've attached two letters for your consideration. one for: I've attached attached two letter to employees. They differ someones to reflect the differing circumstances of the two groups. to the earlier version. In re-drafting I think I've addressed your objection R RK. 1 Dick Hie Hoe Look Or To 4/9 8/17

Summary  
The text consists of two letters from an unidentified agency (likely the CIA) to current and former employees regarding their obligations concerning the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA). The letters outline guidelines for handling classified information and testifying before the HSCA, which investigated the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Current employees are instructed not to disclose classified information during public hearings and to consult their supervisors if questioned. Ex-employees are similarly advised on their authority to testify and are directed to contact a duty officer for further instructions. The document emphasizes procedural protocols rather than substantive findings of the HSCA investigation.  

Key People  
- Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (mentioned as a subject of the HSCA investigation)  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Agency (likely CIA, though not explicitly named in the text)  
- Duty officer (responsible for handling ex-employee inquiries)  

Key Locations  
- Not specified in the document.  

Key Events  
- HSCA's public hearings related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Agency procedures for managing employee interactions with the HSCA.  

Key Organizations  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSC, later renamed HSCA)  
- The agency referenced in the letters (likely CIA, though not explicitly named).

MLK Declassified Files

00368797_noteletter_to_employeesex_104-10320-10136.pdf

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