</s>104-10340-10014 CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS. RELEASE IN FULL 2000 2000 1 July 1993 Center for the Study of Intelligence Mr. Joe H. Chaddie, Director Historical Documents Review Division Office of Freedom of Information, Privacy, Freedom of Classification Review Room #234 Department of State Washington, D.C. 202520 Attn: Andy Kay or John P. Glennon Dear Mr. Chadidic: The Historical Review Group of the Central Intelligence Agency has been tasked with the declassification of CIA's documents sequestered during the investigations by the CIA's select Committee on Assassinations in 1976-78. We have identified 1963 pages of documents from this collection as equities originating in the Department of State or containing equities of the Department. A list of these documents is enclosed. Please evaluate these documents and give us your recommendations for their disposition. If you find you must sanitize a document or deny it in full, please also append the grounds for postponement in accordance with the John F. Kennedy grounds for a postpartum in accordance with 1992. As the Act also requires a final deadline of August 1, 1993, for the transfer of all documents to the National Archives and Records Administration, we further request that you respond within three weeks of receipt of this package. Please call me at (703) 351-if you if you have any questions regarding the selection or processing of these documents. Sincerely yours, John S. Carver Historical Review Group ACI Enclosure Central Intelligence Agency Washington, DC. 20305 (703) 331-269 Fax (707) 243-8343 RELEV

Summary: The documents detail inter-agency communications between the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), United States Department of State, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) regarding the declassification and review of records related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. These materials focus on compliance with the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992, including coordination for transferring microfilm holdings from 1953–1971, evaluating documents flagged for redaction or release, and addressing administrative deadlines for document transfer by August 1, 1993. Specific references include CIA microfilm reels such as JFK Reel 31 (President's Committee on the Warren Report) and JFK Reel 62 ("Relations with the Cuban Revolutionary Council"), as well as records from the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA). The Department of State reviewed materials referred by the CIA, including a 1961 memorandum (Reel 28), a 1968 USBER Airman-903 document, and a psychiatric report on Richard Case Nagell from October 1968. Some documents required further analysis due to mixed origins or privacy concerns, with the Department of State initially objecting to the release of the Nagell report but later withdrawing objections after determining its relevance. Coordination also involved the FBI, Diplomatic Security Bureau, and Center for the Study of Intelligence, with discussions about releasing or sanitizing information for public access.  

Key People:  
- John S. Carver (CIA Historical Review Group)  
- Nina J. Noring (Department of State liaison)  
- Miriam A. Quinlan (Center for the Study of Intelligence)  
- Richard Case Nagell (subject of psychiatric report)  
- David Van Tassel (National Security Council)  
- Andy Kay/John P. Glennon (Office of Freedom of Information, Department of State)  
- Judith D. Bowen (JFK Task Force)  
- James Ray Ray (mentioned in document context)  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters, Department of State, National Archives)  
- Rosslyn, Virginia (CIA facilities, Department of State)  
- Havana, Cuba (referenced in 1966 dispatch)  
- Old Executive Office Building (National Security Council)  

Key Events:  
- Review and declassification of CIA microfilm records under the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992–1995.  
- Coordination between CIA, FBI, Department of State, and NARA for document release or sanitization.  
- Evaluation of materials related to Lee Harvey Oswald, Cuban exile groups, and diplomatic interactions.  
- Withdrawal of objections to the release of a psychiatric report on Richard Case Nagell after determining its relevance.  
- Transfer of microfilm collections spanning 1953–1971 to NARA by August 1, 1993, with subsequent updates in 1994.  
- Discussion of specific documents, including "JFK Reel" files and HSCA records.  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- United States Department of State  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)  
- National Security Council (NSC)  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Center for the Study of Intelligence  
- Diplomatic Security Bureau

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