</s>104-10120-10319 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 STANDARD FORM NO. 64 SECRET Office Memorandum · UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : Chief, Special Security Branch DATE: 11, December 1950 FROM : Chief, Overseas Branch SUBJECT: John F. RITTENHOUSE (Pseudo - OP(C) #23500 Re : Clearance dated 7 December 1950 Please cancel your security clearance dated 7December 1950. The decision has been made-that the subject is to be considered a semi-covert employee "integrated into the subject-is to be will not be considered deep cover. Subject was integrated into the He will not not be considered deep cover." He will not as of 13 December 1950. Josiah S.Riff JOSEPH S. REFF Cue Cland By meus 14/7/15: SECRET

Summary: This document is an Office Memorandum dated December 11, 1950, issued by the Chief of Overseas Branch to the Chief of Special Security Branch. It instructs the cancellation of a security clearance previously granted to John F. Rittenhouse (pseudo-OP(C) #23500) on July 7, 1950. The memorandum states that Rittenhouse is designated as a semi-covert employee "integrated into" an unspecified subject but will not be considered deep cover. The decision takes effect as of December 13, 1950. The text contains typographical errors and incomplete phrasing, including repeated phrases such as "He will not not be considered deep cover." The document is marked as SECRET and references the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act of 1992 in its declassification header.

Key People: John F. Rittenhouse (pseudo-OP(C) #23500), Chief, Special Security Branch, Chief, Overseas Branch, Joseph S. Reff

Key Locations: Not specified in the document

Key Events: Cancellation of security clearance for John F. Rittenhouse, designation as a semi-covert employee, decision to exclude deep cover status effective December 13, 1950

Key Organizations: Special Security Branch, Overseas Branch

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