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Summary:  
The text contains fragmented records from declassified government files involving classification reviews, appeals for document release, and administrative processes under Executive Orders 11652 and others. It references requests by Richard D. Mahoney and others for access to classified CIA documents, including Cuban travel listings and other materials. The National Archives and Records Service (NARS) and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) are mentioned in handling these requests. Some sections discuss the denial of declassification due to national security concerns, citing exemptions under Section 5B of Executive Order 11652. The text includes administrative notes about document retention, appeals, and coordination between agencies, but contains minimal substantive content directly related to the JFK assassination investigation.  

The text also contains multiple Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request-related memos and administrative records from U.S. government agencies, primarily involving the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and other entities. Key elements include:  
- Elaine Fuller’s 1975–1976 FOIA request for CIA documents, which were denied under exemptions (b)(1), (c)(3), (d)(1), (e)(1), and (g)(1). The denial involved tabs B-5 and B-6.  
- A 1976 memo noting that the FBI and Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) were referred to respond to Fuller’s request, with errors in identifying responsible officials corrected later.  
- A 1977 FOIA request by Peter A. Schoy regarding the Ku Klux Klan’s activities at Camp Pendleton, California, which yielded no records.  
- References to other FOIA requests for organizations like the American Volunteer Group, National States Rights Party, and Christian Crusade Church, with some documents referred to the FBI or Department of State.  
- Administrative memos detailing document classification reviews, exemptions under Executive Order 12604, and procedural guidance for handling FOIA appeals.  

Additional records include FOIA-related requests and responses concerning various individuals and organizations. A request by Lonin D. Levering and others seeks information on "A Quaker Action Group" (AQAG), with some documents denied under exemptions (b)(1) and (b)(3) of the POTA. An appeal by George Willoughby led to recommendations to release portions of ten DDO documents but deny others due to exemptions. A separate request for Phillip A. Singerman, a security number 1073-9941, involved reviews of agency records, with some documents exempted under FOIA provisions. Other sections reference appeals and document denials related to Carl Oglesby, including reports on communist infiltration of SDS (Students for a Democratic Society) and internal agency records.  

The text also contains a series of fragmented entries from declassified government reports spanning 1965-1977, primarily related to civil rights, anti-war activism, and investigative files. Key subjects include individuals like Carl Preston Oglesby Jr., Nancy Barnes, and the Africa Research Group, with references to FBI, CIA, and Department of Defense records. Reports mention activities in cities such as Cincinnati, Detroit, Phoenix, Portland, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., focusing on student organizations, demonstrations, and security matters. A Social Security number (299-30-5954) is disclosed in a 1975 correspondence but redacted in the summary. The text also includes FOIA appeals, document classification details, and references to classified materials under exemptions like (b)(3), (b)(6), and (b)(7).  

A separate document consists of two parts: a letter dated September 1, 1975, from Jim Bruce requesting access to CIA records under the Freedom of Information Act (POIA), claiming membership in an anti-Castro group in Florida and seeking copies of any agency files related to his activities, including participation in raids; and a December 1975 memorandum addressing Bruce’s request, recommending denial of access to two classified documents (UFICA 0101(2) No. 31(3) and C51(1)) under Title 5 U.S.C. § 52(0), citing protections for sources, methods, and individual privacy. The CIA asserts these records pertain to a former deep-cover asset named AMERIEV1 and that declassification is not desired by the agency. Frederic McCann, DIO Appeals Officer, concurs with the denial.  

Key People:  
- Richard D. Mahoney  
- Eddith A. Thompson (Director of Record Declassification Division)  
- George F. Wilson (Intelligence Coordinator at CIA)  
- Louis J. Dubbe (DDO Appeals Officer)  
- Elaine Fuller (FOIA requester)  
- Gene F. Wilson (CIA Information and Privacy Coordinator)  
- Frederick C. Randall (CIA Chief, Policy and Information Group)  
- Peter A. Schoy (FOIA requester)  
- Andrew Scott Berman (FOIA requester)  
- Lonin D. Levering  
- George Willoughby  
- Phillip A. Singerman (security number 1073-9941)  
- Carl Oglesby  
- Charles A. Briggs (CIA official)  
- Jim Bruce  
- Frederic McCann  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (NARS, CIA, FBI, Department of Justice)  
- John F. Kennedy Library  
- Philadelphia, PA (Elaine Fuller’s FOIA request)  
- Camp Pendleton, California  
- Cincinnati, Ohio; Detroit, Michigan; Phoenix, Arizona; Portland, Oregon; San Francisco, California; Washington, D.C.; Charleston, Massachusetts; Akron, Ohio  
- Florida Keys  

Key Events:  
- Appeals for declassification of CIA documents under Executive Order 11652 (1976–1977)  
- Requests by Richard D. Mahoney and Elaine Fuller for access to classified or restricted records  
- Denials of declassification citing national security exemptions and sensitivity of information  
- Administrative coordination between NARS, CIA, and other agencies regarding document classification and release  
- FOIA denial of CIA documents under exemptions (b)(1), (c)(3), etc.  
- Referral of requests to FBI and INS for response  
- Classification review of documents for exemption status  
- FOIA request for records on Ku Klux Klan activities at Camp Pendleton, resulting in no records found  
- FOIA requests for AQAG and Phillip Singerman records  
- Appeals and document denials under POTA/FOIA exemptions  
- Internal agency reviews of SDS-related reports  
- Exemptions for sensitive sources, methods, and personal privacy  
- FOIA request for CIA records by Jim Bruce, denial of access to classified documents citing protections for sources, methods, and individual privacy  

Key Organizations:  
- National Archives and Records Service (NARS)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)  
- General Services Administration (GSA)  
- United States Department of Justice  
- American Volunteer Group  
- Ku Klux Klan (various factions)  
- National States Rights Party  
- Christian Crusade Church  
- Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)  
- "A Quaker Action Group" (AQAG)  
- Office of the Inspector General (OIG)

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