</s>104-10014-10071 ASSASSINATION RECORD ASSASSIATION RECORDS Assassination Records Review Board 600 E Street NW - 2nd Floor - Washington, DC 20330 REVIEW (202) 724-0088 - Fax: (202) 720-724-0457 BOARD This document is an unreadacted part of a larger document which covers the period 1968-1978. The CIA advised that the larger document was received from a government that does not wish to be identified. The document is a translation. The CIA does not warrant the accuracy of any of the information contained in the document. The attached portion was made available in its entirety to the Assassination Record Review Board by the CIA. The full document was made to the Assistant. Dr. William Joyce, a member of the Review Board, by the CIA. After a thorough review of the entire document, Dr. Joyce conducted by the full document that than than with respect to the portion of the document. Dr Joyce conducted there, there were no other parts that were relevant to the assassination attachered. There were also no other parties that were related to the document appears to consist of Raw data compiled by the remaining portion of this document operations and other operational activities that targeted interest in KGB distributed States. Dr. Joyce also noted that the last two paragraphs in this attachment appear at the end of the larger complete document and do not immediately follow the previous paragraphs as they appear on page one of the portion attached here. The Review Board first learned of the existence of the document from its examination of FBI files. JFK ACT CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO JFKACT DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION RELEASE RELEASE of CIA INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT RELEASE CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL BOARD MEMBERS: John R. Tunheim, Chair . Henry F. Graff . Kermit L. Hall . William L. Joyce . Anna K. Nelson EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: T. Jeremy Gunn . DEPUTY DIRECTOR. Thomas A. Samoluk

Summary: The document discusses KGB operations from 1965-1978 involving influence on U.S. affairs, including financial crisis negotiations with the UN. It details a covert operation codenamed "Arlington" where the KGB fabricated a note attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald to fuel conspiracy theories about JFK's assassination. The note was sent to researchers and journalists, prompting FBI Director James KELLY to deny its authenticity. The KGB also supported investigations into JFK's assassination by providing financial and evidentiary resources to figures like Mark LANE, who conducted private inquiries. A House of Representatives Committee report mentioned both JFK and Martin Luther King Jr. assassinations as part of a broader review, but the document does not provide specific details about MLK's case or related investigations.  

Key People: KGB, CIA, Lee Harvey Oswald, Howard Hunt, James KELLY, Mark LANE, Harold WEISBERG, JONES, HOFFMAN, Attorney General (unnamed), [SSN REDACTED]  
Key Locations: Moscow, New York, Washington, DC, Texas, Mexico  
Key Events: KGB's influence on U.S. financial negotiations, "Arlington" operation, fabrication of Oswald's note, FBI denial of document authenticity, House Committee report on JFK and MLK assassinations, Howard Hunt's involvement in conspiracy theories, Mark LANE's private investigation into JFK assassination  
Key Organizations: KGB (Operational-Technical Directorate), CIA, FBI, Assassination Records Review Board, Warren Commission

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