</s>104-10067-1027 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Date of HSCA Letter and OLC Number Description of Individual Request P + + and Olc Number Positive response - 201 file, loose documents, etc. Positive Response - 201 response - NO record PositiveResponse - No response - No record Positting Positive responde - No responde Pending Seen by one or more members of the HSCa staff Seon by one more members or more ones of the HSCA staff

Summary:  
The text contains declassified records from the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), focusing on investigative requests, personnel files, and operational analyses related to Cold War-era intelligence activities. The documents reference inquiries into Cuban defectors, Soviet intelligence officers, organized crime figures, and historical events such as the JFK assassination investigation. Specific topics include CIA surveillance operations in Cuba and the U.S., reviews of Warren Commission materials, and internal agency communications regarding file classifications and personnel records. Requests for information involve identifying individuals linked to covert operations, obtaining photographs of suspects, and clarifying connections between intelligence agencies and political movements. The text also includes administrative notes on document routing, access protocols, and OLC-numbered requests spanning 1963–1978.  

Key People:  
- Lee Harvey Oswald (OSWALD)  
- Frank Matula (Los Angeles Teamsters leader)  
- Earl Schieib (auto-painting executive in Los Angeles & Chicago)  
- Joseph Stein (Chicago syndicate figure; 1st National Bank executive)  
- Murray W. Miller ("Dusty") (Union official, Dallas & Miami)  
- Anthony Provenzano ("TonyPro") (NJ Teamsters leader, alleged hoodlum)  
- Frank Chavel (Teamsters Union leader, Puerto Rico, NY)  
- Leopoldo Duocs (Organizer for Teamsters Union, Puerto Rico)  
- Richard Kawner (St. Louis Teamsters executive, HOFFA associate)  
- D'Alton Smith (New Orleans hoodlum)  
- Vernon Main (New Orleans geologist with underground connections)  
- Joseph Poretti ("POETTO") (New Orleans hoodlum)  
- Manuel Calvillo (Cuban photographic surveillance site operator)  
- Silvia Durán (linked to Dallas, 1963)  
- Elena Garro de Paz (associated with HSCA requests)  
- James R. Hoffa (Teamsters Union leader)  
- Meyer Lansky (organized crime figure)  
- Carlos Prió (leader of Comandos Autenticos)  
- Jack Rubenstein  
- Rolando Bringuier  
- Frank Sturgis  
- Guy Bannister  
- E. Howard Hunt  
- James Earl Ray  
- Antonio Veciana  
- Victor Fernandez  
- Manuel Ray  
- Shirley Dubinsky  
- Martin Greenlinger  
- Bernon Mitchell (sensitive case)  
- James Dudley Parker  
- John Orion Pitman  
- Richard Cyril Frank  
- Robert Gold  
- Louis Henry Jones  
- Libero Riccardelli  
- Maurice H. Halperin  
- Nicholas Perulli  
- Robert Edward Webster  
- Henry Winston  
- Karl Henry Meyer  
- Susan Heligman Frank  
- Anthony V. Martinus  
- William H. Mantinus  
- David Dubois (aka David Graham McCANNIS)  
- Earl Ruby  
- Jack Rudy (aka Jack Rubenstein)  
- James A. Angleton  
- Richard Helms  
- John E. Donovan  

Key Locations:  
- Dallas, Texas  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- Mexico City (CIA operations, Soviet Embassy)  
- Cuba (intelligence operations, defector debriefings)  
- Washington D.C. (HSCA headquarters, CIA headquarters)  
- Moscow, USSR  
- Japan (Atsuji)  
- Havana, Cuba  
- Puerto Rico  
- Chicago, Illinois  
- Miami, Florida  
- Los Angeles, California  

Key Events:  
- CIA surveillance operations in the U.S. and Cuba (1957–1968)  
- Debriefing of Cuban defectors and their potential ties to U.S. intelligence  
- HSCA requests for files on JFK assassination investigations (Warren Commission, Western Hemisphere Division)  
- Teamsters Union activities, including connections to organized crime  
- "Project NCEF" (National Coordinating Emergency Fund)  
- "Operation PROUDFOOT" and "Operation PATHFINDER" (CIA covert operations)  
- U.S.-Haiti arms sales (1960–1965)  
- Personnel record clarifications for CIA officers (e.g., John McCone, Richard Helms, William Colby)  
- Requests for photographs of suspects and identification of individuals in surveillance images  
- Analysis of documents related to the Kennedy assassination and Cold War operations  
- Investigations into the John Birch Society and other political organizations  
- Requests for interviews with Soviet defectors and Cuban exile groups  
- Examination of files on Cuban revolutionary movements and their ties to intelligence agencies  
- FOIA requests and denied document listings  
- CIA operations "Operation MONGOOSE" and "Operation COBRA"  
- Warren Commission materials and analyses  
- Lee Harvey Oswald's embassy visits and associated files  

Key Organizations:  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Secret Service  
- Cuban intelligence networks (Mugbooks, defectors)  
- Mexican intelligence and law enforcement agencies  
- Teamsters Union  
- National Security Agency (NSA)  
- John Birch Society  
- Free Cuba Committee  
- Anti-Communist International Brigade  
- Permindex Corporation  
- Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)  
- Front National (France)  
- National Democratic Party (West Germany)  
- International Rescue Committee (IRC)  
- Anti-Castro Cuban groups  
- Southern Research Corporation (later Nakashiro Corporation)

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