</s>104-1009-10057 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 UNCLASSIFIED - INTERNAL USE ONLY CONFIDENTIAL SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SECRET SUBJECT: (Optional) EXTENSION NO. FROM: H. Clark Schor 1849 DATE C/C/CS/PRG GH-44 Hqs. 5004 27 January 1978 TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building) DATE OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to draw a line across column after each comment.) RECEIVED FORWARDED INTAILS 1. SA/DO/O/O 2 D 0109 Hqs . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. RETURN TO CIA Backgrond U.S. Only. 14. Do Not Happened. 15. 06257 FORM 610 USE PREVIOUS SECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNIAL USE ONLY UNCLASSIFIED 3-42 EDITIONS

Summary  
This memorandum from H. Clark Schor, Chief of the Plans and Review Group at Central Cover Staff, dated 27 January 1978, addresses a request from the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) regarding records related to specific individuals and entities. The document outlines the contents of Central Cover Staff (CCS) files for several subjects referenced in HSCA inquiries. It details the number of documents and their timeframes associated with each individual or organization, including contact reports, cover documentation, and trace requests.  

Key People  
- George DeMohenschmidt: Five documents (25 April 1963–21 March 1963) related to a commercial asset in Haiti.  
- Leo Cherne: 21 documents (1954–1977) concerning his role as Executive Director of the Research Institute of America and cover operations in Paris.  
- William Harvey: Approximately 50 documents (1947–1967) detailing cover establishment and maintenance during his Agency career.  
- Richard Helms: 25 documents (1956–1974) related to travel orders, cover documentation, and clearance verification.  
- James Angleton: 35 documents (1950–1975) concerning staff matters, retirement processes, and cover operations.  
- Raymond Roca: 25 documents (1964–1975) related to cover matters for a Staff Employee.  
- Alexander Rorke: No record in CCS.  
- Southern Research Corporation: No record in CCS.  
- Wackenhut Corporation: 100–150 documents (1963–1977) concerning contacts with officials.  

Key Locations  
- Paris: Mentioned in relation to Leo Cherne’s cover operations.  
- Haiti: Referenced in George DeMohenschmidt’s business activity.  

Key Events  
- Review of CCS files for HSCA inquiries, including trace requests, cover documentation, and personnel records.  
- Documentation of Agency interactions with entities like the International Rescue Committee (1962–1976) and FOIA requests.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Cover Staff (CCS): Maintained files on individuals and entities for investigative purposes.  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA): Requested records related to specific subjects.  
- Research Institute of America: Linked to Leo Cherne’s professional role.  
- International Rescue Committee (IRC): Addressed in Agency non-use and FOIA requests.  
- Wackenhut Corporation: Involved in contracts with Agency officials.

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