</s>104-10096-10009 JFK ACT CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 11 November 1976 Date WALLER APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 CIA HISTorical REVIEW PROGRAM From: SDBreckinridge Return to: Leader - Task Force File

Summary:  
The document outlines a memorandum from November 1976 regarding a meeting between Lyle Miller and Mr. Sprague, discussing the establishment of investigative teams for the Kennedy and King assassinations. Sprague proposed two teams, each comprising 15 lawyers and 25 investigators, to examine cases related to both assassinations. He requested a review of CIA holdings on Martin Luther King Jr., seeking to consolidate and assess the collection's manageability. Sprague also mentioned budgetary concerns, suggesting potential collaboration with the Black Caucus for support. The meeting included plans for a research tour of CIA facilities, including the Office of Security, and proposed coordination with external entities like the Los Angeles Division and CI Staff.  

Key People:  
- Lyle Miller  
- Mr. Sprague  
- John Leader  
- Phil Fendig  
- Bill Stubbits  
- Bob Wall/Russ Holmes  
- Ray Reardon  

Key Locations:  
- CIA Headquarters (implied through references to facilities)  
- Los Angeles Division  
- Office of Security  

Key Events:  
- Meeting between Lyle Miller and Mr. Sprague to discuss investigative teams for Kennedy and King assassinations  
- Request to review and consolidate CIA files on Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Planning for a research tour of CIA facilities and coordination with external entities  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Black Caucus  
- Los Angeles Division  
- Office of Security  
- CI Staff

MLK Declassified Files

00384196_meeting_with_mr_sprague_104-10096-10009.pdf

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