</s>APPROVED FOR RELEASE 2025 UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 14176 From: William Boxan williamboxan@gmail.gov.in/william.boxan.gov/ Sent time: 03/26/2018 06:03:31 PM Tel: Ce: Stem, Gary, saym@sampm@sgm.govt. Govt. Marathi, Marathi.martha.murphy@nara.gov? Subject: NARA Response 6.pdf 6.pdf 2 March AOTUS TO Tabs 7.5x7.6x8.5m Marathi Marathi Metro Metro Metro Version 12.1x1.2xClean 26 March AOTUS to TOTUS Tab 26 Attachments: 6.PDF 6.PDF 2 March ATOTUS toTabs 7,5x8x8m Marthas AOTUs to Tots 7.4x4.4P.D.P 4.PDF 26 March ATOTS to TOTS Tab 3.pdf 26 March AOTS to TOTUS Tab 4.5pf 26 March Atots to Totos 7.6pf 16 March ATots 10.7pf 17.4pf 1.pdf John, The package is in final review and we expect to deliver the handcuffs to you tomorrow. Please see attached for the draft that is awaving signature as well as the pertinent attachments. Due to the size of Tab 8, I will send that shortly in another email. Thanks, Jay

Summary:  
The text details government efforts to manage declassified records under the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (JFK Act), focusing on the handling of sensitive information such as social security numbers (SSNs) and operational details. The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) and Department of Defense (DoD) discuss delays in releasing SSNs from 211 documents due to risks of identity theft and harm to law enforcement. The FBI outlines procedures for determining individual status (living/deceased) using databases, keyword searches, and external resources like the Mary Farrell Foundation website. It notes that 217 previously withheld names are now disclosed, with 3,389 documents fully released, while others retain minimal redactions for SSNs or court-ordered protections. The CIA emphasizes risks of disclosing intelligence sources/assets, operational details, and cover mechanisms, which could endanger individuals or their families. The Department of State requests postponement of 31 records due to national security concerns, though none directly relate to JFK or Martin Luther King Jr. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) mentions ongoing reviews of six confidential sources (CSS) and two sources of information (SOIs), with one CSS confirmed alive requiring continued protection.  

Key People:  
- William J. Bosanko (National Archives Chief Operating Officer)  
- David S. Ferriero (Archivist of the United States)  
- Martha Murphy, Jennifer Blakslee, Mark Sambettera, James Mathis (NARA staff)  
- Devin M. Hardy (FBI Section Chief)  
- Paul E. Kierierin (DEA Deputy Chief of Operations)  
- Michael Pompeo (CIA Director)  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (National Archives, DOJ, DEA)  
- College Park, MD (NARA headquarters)  
- FBI Field Offices and Legal Attachés  

Key Events:  
- Continued postponement of SSNs and sensitive information under the JFK Act  
- FBI’s review of 2,636 law enforcement/national security personnel records  
- CIA’s re-review of JFK-related intelligence documents for disclosure risks  
- DEA’s assessment of six CSS/SOIs, including one confirmed alive  
- NARA’s handling of HSCA records with SSN redactions  

Key Organizations:  
- National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)  
- Department of Defense (DoD)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

MLK Declassified Files

06976976_nara_response_3262018.pdf

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