</s>104-10095-10311 JFK ACT RELEASE SENDER WILL CHECK CLASS! ACTION TOP AND BOTTOM UNCLASSIFIED . FIDENTIAL SECRET OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP TO NAME AND ADDRESS DATE INITIALS 1 Scott Breckinridge, 16 (7/Fd/y) 2 2 Waller 3 Bargass 3 Leak/Tisk Guee File 4 Barbara 17/F/k gx 5 6 6 ACTION APPROVAL DIRECT REPLY PREPARE REPLY APPROVALL DISPATCH RECOMMENDATION COMMENT FILE RECOMMENATION RETRURN CONCURRENCE INFORMATION SIGNATURE Remarks: Lyle Miller asked that I forward a copy of the FOIA correspondence requesting any Agency information on Daniel Carwell. APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 CA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM Patrol L. Carpenterfier INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION 78-3/19 FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER FROM: NAME, ADDRNESS AND PHONE NO. DATE OLC/CBR, 5233 16 Feb 8 UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRET FORM NO. 237 US previous editions USGSOP: 1976 - 202-953 40 1.67

Summary  
The text contains multiple FOIA requests and responses related to CIA records, primarily concerning Daniel L. Carswell, Bruce N. Carwell, and their alleged connections to historical events including the JFK assassination and potential links to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. The documents include correspondence between Alan J. Weberman and the CIA's Information Review Committee, detailing appeals for access to classified or restricted records. References to "King slayings" and "assassination plans" are mentioned in the context of investigations, though no direct evidence is provided. The CIA denies requests under FOIA exemptions, citing national security concerns and classification criteria.  

Key People  
- Alan J. Weberman: FOIA requester seeking information on Daniel L. Carswell and others.  
- Gene F. Wilson: CIA Information and Privacy Coordinator responding to appeals.  
- David S. Brandwein: CIA Technical Services officer referenced in document denials.  
- Daniel L. Carswell/Bruce N. Carwell: Subjects of FOIA requests, alleged connections to JFK and MLK assassinations.  
- Harold G. Bean: Executive Secretary at the CIA involved in review processes.  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C.: Headquarters for CIA and FOIA processing.  
- Tallahassee, Florida: Address associated with Daniel L. Carswell.  
- Havana, Cuba: Mentioned in context of alleged activities linked to Fidel Castro.  
- New York City: Address of Alan J. Weberman.  

Key Events  
- FOIA appeals by Alan J. Weberman for records on Daniel L. Carswell and others.  
- CIA denials of requests under exemptions (b)(1), (b)(3), and (c)(3) of the Freedom of Information Act.  
- References to investigations into JFK assassination ("Garrison Investigation") and potential links to MLK's assassination.  
- Discussions about the release of documents related to "201" files, Oswald’s activities, and CIA operations in Cuba.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Central entity managing FOIA requests and document classifications.  
- CIA Historical Review Program: Reviewed declassified records and provided responses to appeals.  
- Freedom of Information Act (FOIA): Legal framework governing public access to government records.  
- Youth International Party (YIP): Mentioned in context of protests against CIA activities.

MLK Declassified Files

00368993_foia_appeal--multiple_doc_104-10095-10311.pdf

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