</s>104-1045-1046-10436 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 INTERNAL - ADMINISTRATIV- USP ONLY 3. 5Db Chrono. APPROVED FOR RELEASES 16 November 1978 CIA.HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM WHO FOR FILS SUBJECT MMO FOR FILF. . Rennent Bagley 1. Yesterday at about noon Mr. Bagley's attorney phonod. OGC asking for the following: d: The original copy of a mano said to be in Bagley's handwriting, concerning options for Nosenko's disposal. This was in the Hart testimony at line 4218 and the Holms tastimony at line 4610 ... .b. The original ang excised portion of a Bagley magno. referring to the purposes of a polygraph of a Nosenko. This was at line 281 of the Hart testimonial and 2006 of the Helms testimony. . - the original letter from Bagley to "Revastating conse- quencess, in the Heart testimony allline, 3877. d. Bagly's complete personal file, including specifically; d. Bagleys' complete personal filing, including Specifically; (1) reference to Bagley&s transfer from Headquarters in the 1966/67 period. (2) Fitness Reports and convants for the 1962-72 period. (3) Promotion recommendations for 1962-772 period. (4) His IMM and the associated citation. .2. We asked the various parties to gather the items requested to see what was involved. The OPF was at Headquarters, having been brought from WTC for the HSCA inquiry. The Honor and Merits Awards Board had the natal and citation (having been brought up for a file, reciy). CI Staff had their documents cit'd in the heart testimony. We met yesterday afternoon to consider what is involved. Baglay wanted the material an appearance at HSCa this morning. ADMINISSTRATIVR- IITRIAL USP OILY 22 422

Summary  
The document details requests by Mr. Bagley’s attorney for specific records related to Bagley’s work involving Nosenko, a subject of interest in JFK assassination investigations. The attorney sought original copies of handwritten notes, portions of a magneto referencing a polygraph test on Nosenko, and Bagley’s personal file including transfer records, fitness reports, promotion recommendations, and his IMM (Incentive Military Medal) citation. These materials were part of the HSCA (House Select Committee on Assassinations) inquiry, with some documents stored at Headquarters after being transferred from WTC. The Honor and Merits Awards Board held Bagley’s citation, while CI Staff had documents cited in Hart testimony. A meeting was convened to assess the requested materials, with Bagley intending to present them during an HSCA appearance. CCS (Central Classification Service) noted restrictions on releasing citations for retired personnel, requiring resolution of cover considerations before access. Bagley’s attorney sought clarification on classification status, and discussions involved DDA/DDO contacts, including John McAlhahon and Mike Malakian, who emphasized procedural steps for accessing classified materials. Dick Rhinger advised that Bagley’s cover removal was a prerequisite for full disclosure.  

Key People  
- Mr. Bagley (subject of record requests)  
- John McAlhahon (DDA/DDO contact)  
- Mike Malakian (CI Staff representative)  
- Dick Rhinger (adviser to Bagley’s attorney)  
- Hon. Chabot (Bagley’s attorney)  

Key Locations  
- Headquarters (where OPF was stored)  
- WTC (origin of transferred documents)  
- HSCA (House Select Committee on Assassinations)  

Key Events  
- Request for Bagley’s personal records and Nosenko-related materials by his attorney  
- Meeting to assess document accessibility and classification status  
- Discussions on resolving cover considerations for classified materials  
- Reference to Hart testimony and CI Staff documents cited in the HSCA inquiry  

Key Organizations  
- Office of General Counsel (OGC)  
- Central Classification Service (CCS)  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Office of Personnel File (OPF)  
- Honor and Merits Awards Board

JFK Declassified Files

104-10145-10436.pdf

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