</s>104-10136-10319 APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM Chief, Personal Security Division, CS 28 May 1969 Director, Domestic Contact Service Chief, Services Division) (Chief, Hels 7.8.S. - Prominent Theologian's Condemnation of CIA 1. During an address at the Southern Baptist Convention of State Student Departamento held at St. Louis, Missouri, Subject, presentational theologian and publications held at Andover Newton Theological Seminary, now associated with Wooster (Ohio) College, expressed his concern over the growing power of the CIA in the US. As an example, he said the Agregistory and Rotary Repository, and the U.S ., as an example of the President and Senator Robert Kennedy, and had been involved in the death of President John F. Kennedy. 2. Ad this administration for the King assassination, Subject claimed that the Johnson Administration has become concerned that King would lead another "march march on Washington" during an election year, and therefore ordered the Agency to murder King. He also said that the Agency was quite charmed when their brother Ray, CFA was believed that he had been safely signed abroad. His rationalizations for the other assassinations were not given. Subject is an ordered Congressional minister who has a Fall from Harvard. 3. Because of his proclamation-is is listed in Who's Who, "Subject's renaris apparently were not challenged by the Baptist student directors who appeared to be quite concerned. Bequest activities on all university institutions and colleges compasses in their respective states, primarily southern and border states. 5. Any questions pertaining to this memorandum should be directed, to Mrs. Virginia Thorne, Est. 2738. JFK ACT B. FRANK YOUNG RELEASE L664 2007 1 8073

Summary  
The document details allegations made by an unnamed theologian regarding U.S. intelligence agencies' involvement in political assassinations. The individual criticized the CIA for its growing power, citing examples such as President John F. Kennedy's assassination and Senator Robert F. Kennedy's alleged role. The theologian claimed that the Johnson Administration feared Martin Luther King Jr.'s potential leadership of a "march on Washington" during an election year and ordered the Agency to murder King. The subject also referenced Ray CFA, suggesting he was believed to have fled abroad. The theologian is described as a Congressional minister associated with Harvard University and Andover Newton Theological Seminary.  

Key People  
- Theologian (unnamed)  
- President John F. Kennedy  
- Senator Robert F. Kennedy  
- Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Ray CFA (possibly an individual linked to the Agency)  
- Mrs. Virginia Thorne (contact for inquiries)  

Key Locations  
- St. Louis, Missouri (Southern Baptist Convention)  
- Andover Newton Theological Seminary  
- Wooster (Ohio) College  
- Harvard University  

Key Events  
- Alleged CIA involvement in President John F. Kennedy's assassination  
- Senator Robert F. Kennedy's alleged role in JFK's death  
- Johnson Administration's fear of King leading a "march on Washington" during an election year  
- Accusation that the Agency ordered King's assassination  
- Theologian's condemnation of CIA power  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Southern Baptist Convention  
- Harvard University  
- Andover Newton Theological Seminary

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