</s>104-10095-10402 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL JEK ACT JEk ACT Mr. B: Jett3 LEADER RELEASE Original & 2 copies of attached delivered to Mr. Bolton by Mr. Leader at 14:50, 6 Dec. '76. Bert Good For Immisionen For filed "Jask Force" 1/y filed "Ig feld IC Charo 1/y filled "S.D.B. Chrono This is letter 4/y.

Summary: The text discusses CIA involvement in investigations related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK), including activities from 1963 to 1976. It outlines CIA's role in providing information to the Warren Commission, Rockefeller Commission, and U.S. Senate Select Committee (Church Committee). The document mentions a House of Representatives Select Committee formed in September 1976 to investigate JFK's assassination and Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., though no direct connection to MLK's assassination is established. It also references CIA's cooperation with the Downing Committee regarding access to classified materials and FOIA compliance.  

Key People: Lee Harvey Oswald, Richard Sprague (CIA counsel), members of the Rockefeller Commission, Warren Commission, Church Committee, House Select Committee, and Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.  

Key Locations: Mexico City (Oswald's visit), Washington D.C. (CIA headquarters, congressional committees).  

Key Events: CIA's investigation into Oswald's activities post-1963, Warren Commission inquiry, Rockefeller Commission review of CIA operations, Church Committee study of assassination plots, formation of a House Select Committee for JFK and MLK investigations, and FOIA-related material sharing with the Downing Committee.  

Key Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Warren Commission, Rockefeller Commission, U.S. Senate Select Committee (Church Committee), House of Representatives Select Committee, and Downing Committee.

MLK Declassified Files

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