</s>104-10068-10107 CIA HAS NO ORJECTION TO DECISION AND/OR DECISION OF THE INFORMATION IN THING DOCUMENT REPORT 9TH CONGRESS | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT 1st Session No. 05-130 KHL 193 SAS PROVIDING FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS JFK ACT RELEASE MARCH 20, 1977-Referred to the House Calendar and ordered to be printed RELEASE Mr. BOLLING, from the Committee on Rules, submitted to the following REPORT (To accompany H. Res. 433) The Committee on Roles, having had under consideration House Resolution 433, report the same to the HOUSE with the recommendation- tension that the resolution do, with the following amendment: tension on page 2, do, and strike the following Amendment: Beginning on page 3, with out of section 4. LEOSISTICLES, was established. The Select Committee on Assassination was originally established in the 94th Congress by Passages by House Resolution 1540 by a vote of 290 to 65th September 1976. The purpose of the select committee in the ninth Congress bypassages by the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. death of John F. Kennedy, and the death by Martin Luther KING. Jr. Pursuit to its mandate, the select Committee filed a report. Rep. Pursuits to its immediate, and select committee filed a Report. Rept. commissioning investigation and since since since its inception. The report to committee's investigation and study since its investigation. With respect to continued investigation of the House of those deaths, with respect to In This Congress, the Select Committee of Assassinations was re- components of the Senate Committee on Assassinations 229 by a Vote of 297 to 164. The authority of House Resolution 922 expires on March 3, 1974. The Select Committee was re - controlling in investigation, to adopt rules of committee procedure, expires by March 3. 1974. To select Committee onAssassinations House. On March 3rd, 1977, the subject committee on Assassination controlling its investigation, and to adapt rules of the approval of the has been printed as House Report 05-119, the report contains a dis- upiloted by the Committee as well as the proposed budget of the sulted by the committee as well the proposed Budget of the com- mittee. Also, the Report describes the development of the investigations mittee, also, also the report describes the investigation of Martin Lincoln King, Jr. and recommends that the investigation by the House by the house of those assassinations he continued. <loc_114><loc_833>59-09-0

Summary: This document contains legislative records related to the continuation of the Select Committee on Assassinations (SCA) established by House Resolution 1540 in the 94th Congress. It discusses House Resolution 433, which seeks to extend the SCA's authority beyond its original expiration date of March 3, 1974. The text outlines legal debates regarding the committee's power to conduct investigations, including challenges related to court applications and subpoena enforcement. It references the Senate Committee on Assassinations (established by a 1976 vote) and notes that House Resolution 922 governs the SCA's authority. The document also mentions the investigation of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination as part of the committee's mandate, though no specific findings or conclusions are detailed. Legal precedents involving congressional investigative powers, including Supreme Court rulings on committee authority, are referenced in discussions about procedural limitations and the need for explicit legislative authorization to pursue certain legal actions.  

Key People: Rep. Bolling (submitter of House Res. 433), Rep. Louis Stokes (chairman of Select Committee on Assassinations), Members of the Committee on Rules, Senate Committee on Assassinations.  

Key Locations: Washington, D.C. (implied through legislative context).  

Key Events: Establishment of the Select Committee on Assassinations in the 94th Congress, legislative debates over House Resolutions 433 and 922, discussions on legal authority for investigative actions, reference to the investigation of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.  

Key Organizations: Select Committee on Assassinations (SCA), Senate Committee on Assassinations, Committee on Rules, Congressional Budget Office.

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