</s>104-1016-10077 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992" MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMBITTER ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF KEEGERS FILE TITLE/MURDER/VOLUME: CHAYES, ABRAM DOC FILE INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: JED ROOM: DELETTIONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECIVED RETURED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF RETIEWING OFFICIAL BETH UCHITENFELS (ie. F.E.L.Lil. NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

Abram Chayes, a Harvard Law School professor, attended the Pugwash Conference in Munich in 1977. There is no connection between Abram Chayes and the JFK assassination.

The CIA provided funding to various organizations through the Aaron E. Norman Fund, Inc., including:

* $1,500,000 to American Society for African Culture (ANSAC) in 1961
* $10,000 to African-American Institute (AAI) in 1961
* $15,000 from Pan American Foundation (PAF) in 1963
* $100,000 to International Development Foundation (IDF) in 1964
* $7,500 to an African Society for African Culture (ASAC) in 1966
* $3,500 from African Research Foundation in 1982

The CIA also provided funding to the U.S. National Student Association (USNA) through the Norman Fund.

John M. Piffence reported that he was approached by a CIA operative who asked him to write articles about the CIA's involvement with the Joras Foundation and the J.N. Arlan Poud, Inc., which were allegedly involved in promoting fascist ideologies.

Shalloway, an individual provided cover in Paris, France from 1954-1963 by the Research Institute of America, Inc.

The JFK Microfilm File Summary contains information on Abram Chayes, but it is not relevant to the JFK assassination. The file includes a review of the HSCSA volumes and notes that Abram and Abraham are not identical individuals.

There are 8 pages of non-JFK-related material in the file.

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