</s>104-10320-101664 Dor W. Chawman, 096-636 79-4036 This is to-date-am understanding about handling certain specific classified materials relating to two subjects. Certain increase to the HSCA in its investigation to the subjects. See more information below. In its investigation, the subjects are country. The materials consist of CIA documents and HSCa. are mentioned below-materials derived from CIA documents. are mentioned above-material-related documents from CIA document the CIA will provide and install a two-combination safe consisting of notes of interviews, depositions, and/or/d/or. in the special area provided for two ISCA quarters (herein in the combination of one of the two ICSA documents, and ICSa documents, the CIA documents and ICSCA documents, or ICSAs, and CIA records. exclusively to the representatives of the ICSAS. The Cia documents are held exclusively in the representative's respective The two-combination safe will be used to store only materials relating to the above subjects. Access to the CIA security officers according to the list of access to the CIA security officers regarding the CIA, and the use of the Cia. Use of the materials personalized agreed between HSCAs and Cia, the use is used to the materials in the IHSCA area. Upon conclusion of the investigation the materials will IHSCA area. All CIA materials will be returned to CIA. 2. All materials not generated by HSCAA hearings, or information derived from CIA Documents, including information derived by CIA documents and 3. All notes of formal formal interviews. Depositions and IHSCA to ICSCSI documents are delivered by HSCAs to IISCSP (IISCSI) for reference. CIA This understanding is in addition to separate from, mother agreement of operation of that aspect of the CIA brother agreement of operations and interversations, and /or/ hearings of the Committee and its staff, which is recorded in a separate document. CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL 2000 JFK ACT RELEASE

Summary:  
The document outlines a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) and the Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA), detailing procedures for handling classified materials related to investigations. Key provisions include the establishment of a two-combination safe by the CIA to store documents, with access restricted to authorized personnel. Materials generated during the HSCA investigation must be returned to the CIA upon conclusion, and all documentation involving sensitive sources or methods is subject to sanitization protocols. The agreement emphasizes compliance with legal statutes (e.g., 18 U.S.C. § 1805) and outlines procedures for securing, storing, and disclosing information. It also references coordination between the HSCA and CIA on investigative matters, including access to classified materials and handling of sensitive intelligence sources.  

Key People:  
- Admiral Stansfield Turner (DCI)  
- Dor W. Chawman (CIA representative)  
- Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) staff members  
- Chief Counsel of the HSCA  
- Ranking Minority Member of the HSCA  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters and HSCA offices)  
- CIA secure storage areas  

Key Events:  
- Establishment of a two-combination safe for classified materials  
- Sanitization and return of documents to the CIA post-investigation  
- Coordination between HSCA and CIA on access to sensitive intelligence  
- Legal compliance with U.S. statutes governing disclosure and handling of classified information  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Office of Legislative Council (OLC)  
- Department of State  
- Department of Defense

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