</s>104-10088-10070 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1994 OR INSTORIAL REVIEW PESCAL CANDESTINE SERVY REPROFECTION CSI NO. 10-5 INSTRUCTION NO. 105-10-5 SECURITY PROTUED Revised 17 July 1988 COVERT APPROVALS AND RELATED MATTERS COVERT Approvals AND RELATERS Reference: CSI-F No. 10, 5, 31 January 1958 Reaction: CSI No. No. 5, 51 January 1958 CONTENTS Page PURPOSE Page GENERAL: PACE EMPLOYERS AND OFFICIALS OF FOREIGN SERVICES GENERAL- NOTIFICATION OF TERMINAL- 5 ONVESTIGATIONS: OF FORGINESTRY APPROVALS NOTIFICATIONAL OF TERMINA- CONVERT SECURITY APPROVALS OF FORDER SERVICE COVERT SECURETY APPROVALS OF FORTIFICATION of TERMINA- APPROVALS. APPROVALSS. APPROVals. APPROVADS. CONVERT SCURITYAPPROVAALS FOR LIAISON WITH UNITED. SPECIAL PROPRIETARY APPROVALSE. FOR LIAISSON WITH UNITED SPECIFICATIONS SERVATION OF AGENCY REPRODRAPROSCURETT- 6 SERVATIONS OF AGENCES. 6 1. PURPOSE REPORO PRECIPEPRIN 1. PURPOSE 1. The instruction describes the requirements of headquarters components with CISI No.10.5-5. The Chief, Counter Intelligence Staff, is delegated authority to act for the CSI No .- 10-4. 2. GENERAL. 2. The Chief, Director, (Plans) in the exercise of all functions which are the lat- for the responsibility of regarding the granting of Operational Approvals to the Department of Security and the Department Director for Investig- <loc_820><loc_624><loc_820><loc_635><loc_263><loc_632>to the Secretary of Security (Plains) to the Department's Office of Security, to represent him in his dis- b. The Director of Security is the Deputy Director for Investigation- <loc_263><loc_664>tions of Operatic Support, Office of Securty, to the Deputy Secretary to representational Approvalors. tions of the Department to represent Him in the Dis-

Summary  
The text comprises declassified government records detailing operational policies, personnel management protocols, and security procedures from U.S. intelligence and defense agencies. These documents focus on administrative guidelines for handling classified information, restrictions on personnel eligibility for covert operations, and coordination requirements with foreign entities. While they reference general intelligence activities, security clearances, and interagency procedures, none contain specific information about John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People  
- Deputy Director for Operations (William E. Nelson)  
- Chief of the European Division  
- Director of Operations (DDO)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Department of State officials  
- Office of Security and General Counsel  
- Special Contracting Officer  
- Chief of Contractor  

Key Locations  
- United States  
- Netherlands  
- Norway  
- West Germany  
- United Nations  
- Agency headquarters (general reference)  
- Department of Defense  
- Foreign governments and agencies  

Key Events  
- Implementation of DDO operational policies in 1973  
- Review processes for international intelligence cooperation  
- Temporary staffing for operational needs  
- Training and approval processes for contract personnel  
- Procedures for handling classified information and operational approvals  
- Restrictions on media, academic, and public relations activities  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Department of Defense (DDO)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Department of State  
- National Intelligence Service (NIS)  
- European Division (of DDO)  
- United Nations  
- Agency headquarters (implied as primary entity)  
- Office of Security  
- General Counsel’s office  
- Special Review Committee (Executive Committee referenced)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10088-10070.pdf

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