</s>104-10425-10074- CONFIDENTIAL CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 1998 21 November 1973 JFK ACT TO : C/CI/OPS 01-17-98 RELEASE FROM : DC/CI /OPS RELEASE SUBJ : Conference Sponsored by Committee to Investigate Assassinations Jim, The Legal Counsel was looking for someone to attend this and he inquired about the possibility of sending Dooley to cover it. Apparently he thought Dooley was on contract with us or something. I discouraged him from that notion, and he is attempting to get someone else to cover It. I have put through a telephone call on this matter else with a small brief to Branigan. This is a very interesting maneuver. FENSTERWALD I learned is not only McCORD's lawyer, but also ST. GEORGE'S. Rock Attachment: Announcement by the Committee/broshure E2 IMPDET CL BY 055431 CONFIDENTIAL

Summary  
The document contains records from November 1973 related to a conference sponsored by the Committee to Investigate Assassinations (CIA), held at Georgetown University on November 23–24, 1973. The event aimed to discuss the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and other historical assassinations. A brochure detailing the conference program was attached, listing speakers including prominent writers and researchers. The committee emphasized that the Executive Branch had not fully disclosed relevant facts about past assassinations and called for congressional action to ensure transparency. The document also references internal discussions about attendance at the event, noting concerns over sending an individual (Dooley) due to potential conflicts of interest.  

Key People  
- Jim (individual involved in coordinating conference attendance)  
- Dooley (proposed attendee; status unclear)  
- Fensterwald (lawyer for McCord and St. George)  
- Andrea Wyatt (conference coordinator, contact details provided)  
- James Liprah (director of the committee)  

Key Locations  
- Georgetown University (host venue for the conference)  
- Washington, D.C. (headquarters of the committee)  

Key Events  
- Conference on assassinations held November 23–24, 1973, at Georgetown University  
- Internal CIA discussion about attendance and logistical coordination  
- Announcement of a two-day event focusing on JFK assassination and related historical cases  

Key Organizations  
- Committee to Investigate Assassinations (CIA)  
- Georgetown University (host institution)

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00377896_conference_sponsored_by_c_104-10425-10074.pdf

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