</s>104-1047-10059 W.Con.assassins CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM Chamo 01-28-7094 27 October 1976 RELEASE.IN FULL 1998 77-00071 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Relationships with House Select Committee JFK ACT . This proposes a course of action to undertake with the on Assassinations JFK Act 1. This proposal is a road ahead, which may well eventually prove 0.1-a-99 Select Committee. 2. Discussion RELEASE a. In looking for the road ahead. It is absolutely imperative that jump for reasons beyond our control, is absolutely imperative that for the Committee to be responsible for the implementation of the Committee's policies. positive attitude towards our desire to be cooperative, anticipating what we to be for them to ease their work. The simplest can do for them for them is much likely to create the positive attitude b. Whatever merits there are to a passive course (waiting for specific requests), it is much less likely to be the long run. which can be used to ensure that the committee's complete line Although we can't anticipate the committee is complete line of inquiry, certain lines can be, and if we do, and facilitate their work as a result, we will will have carried their respect and proved our willingness to their objective viewing of problems which will eventually arise. to their objectives and other approaches will only feed their apprehension over our real, willingness to cooperate. 3. Proposal 3. Inventory - Provide the Committee in an inventory of the kinds of material we may have on hand and in which we may safely pressure they have ai: intermediate, any real, other approach will only feel their material made available to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the Warren Commission, the Rockfeller Commission, Agency responses to related Commission, and the Rockefeller Commission, and other considerations to related (This inventory should be sized for them, how big, and recommendations) 20/88

Summary: This memorandum outlines a proposed course of action for cooperation between the CIA and the House Select Committee on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK Act). It emphasizes the importance of proactive collaboration, suggesting an inventory of materials held by the Agency, offering non-sensitive copies to relevant committees (including the Warren Commission, Rockefeller Commission, and Senate Select Committee on Intelligence), and providing briefings to contextualize information for the committees. The document stresses maintaining credibility through full access to information for Agency personnel involved and outlines distribution details for key officials.  

Key People: House Select Committee on Assassinations, CIA Deputy Inspector General Scott Beckinridge, Lyle L. Miller, DCI (Director of Central Intelligence), E.G.I., DGI, SCI, EDC, IDC, OLC, DDG.  

Key Locations: Not specified in the text.  

Key Events: Proposed cooperation between CIA and JFK assassination investigation committees, inventory of materials, briefings for contextual understanding, and coordination with historical commissions.  

Key Organizations: House Select Committee on Assassinations (JFK Act), Warren Commission, Rockefeller Commission, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, CIA.

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