</s>1046-10146-1029 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 OLC #78-1745/1 (3/37/7) PRPR: .C.3/3/7/7 ADV C/L/A 1550Z PRESERENCE STAFF HSCA ACTION: C/LA-A-B (016) INFO: FILE, VR, DDD-O, C/C-1-4 C//C/E/S/EG-E-2, C/IP/DMS, CL/LS/I/D, CV/Ls/ID, CP/PCS, ODPD-D, SA/D/O/O, 24/W) STAff HSCa 78 07186881 PAGE 001 IN 0718681 TOR: 1815462 MAY 78 MEXI 45116 SE-E=E=F 1814502 MAY 78 STAFF. PAGE 01 MEXII 45116 CITE MEXICO CITY 45116 (CHAIDEZ ACTING) TO: IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR. * SUGGEST DISSEM TO: ICS, OLC WINNITEL RYBAI REF: DIRECTOR 234314 1. STATION DOES NOT FORESEE ANY PROBLEMS WITH HSCSA INTERVIEWING SUBJECTS PARA 3 REF IN MEXICAN AND ENDORSES PROPOSAL CONDUCT THE INTERVIEWS WITHIN THE AMERICAN EMBASSY PARTICULARLY IF SUBJEGTS ARE TO BE PUT UNDER OATH. 2. VISIT OF HSCAA MEMBERS TO MEXICOO RE THE KENNNEY ASSASSINATIONS WAS DISCUSSED WITH THE CHARGE ON 17 MAY. HE ASSASSINE WAS DISSUCED WITH TO THE USE OF THE EMASSY FACILITIES TO CONDUCABLE IN PRINCIPAL TO THE FIRST EMBASY OFFICIALES REQUEST FOR THIS SERVICE THROUGH THE FIRST NEEDS OF OFFICIAL REQUESTED FOR THIS SERVICETHE FIRST EMEADS OF OFFICIALLY OFFICIAL WORD ABOUT THE ARRIVAL OF THE HSC/KENNEDYY GROUP OFFICIALLY WORD COMME THE USE Of THE HCS/KENEDY INTERVIEW CHARGE HAD THAT THAT THE STIPULATION CONCERNING PREMIES, THE AND THAT THAT THAT ALL THE PERSONS MUST COME TO THE EMBASY OF THEIR OWN FREE WILL. 3. BUT ABOVE ALL THE CHARGES SAYS THE NEEDS SOME LEAD, IN TIME IN THE PROPER ARRANGEMENTS, THE ESSASSY ALREADS IN MADE PLANS TO MAKE PROPER ANGRAMMENTS, THE EMISSARY INVESTATE TO ACCOMMODATE ANOTHER HSCCA GROUP GROUP IS ALSO SCHEDULED TO ACCORDED TO MARTIN LUTHER KING, THIS

Summary:  
The document, dated May 1978, is a communication from the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City regarding the activities of the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) investigating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It discusses the HSCA's plans to interview subjects related to the investigation, emphasizing the need for coordination with Mexican authorities and the use of embassy facilities. The text notes that the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City has reviewed questions related to TELTAP (a U.S.-Mexico intelligence-sharing program) operations during specific periods and highlights gaps in records covering those times. It also mentions a scheduled arrangement for a group associated with Martin Luther King Jr., though the connection to the assassination investigation is not explicitly detailed. The document references sensitivities surrounding U.S. intelligence activities in Mexico, including potential diplomatic repercussions if details of joint operations are disclosed.  

Key People:  
- Charge d’Affaires (U.S. Embassy Mexico City)  
- HSCA members  
- Mexican officials (implied but unnamed)  

Key Locations:  
- Mexico City  
- U.S. Embassy Mexico City  

Key Events:  
- Discussions about HSCA interviews with subjects in Mexico  
- Review of TELTAP operations during specific periods (April 1963–February 1964)  
- Mention of a scheduled arrangement for a group associated with Martin Luther King Jr.  
- References to sensitivities regarding U.S.-Mexico intelligence cooperation  

Key Organizations:  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- TELTAP (U.S.-Mexico intelligence-sharing program)

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