</s>104-10193-10076 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: HARVEY WILLIAM K. D.P. FILE INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETONS, IF ANY: PERSONAL X WIREDATED THE PERIOD MATERICAL DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL, IS MESS SAN HARDULRY Aardway NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

Summary  
The document contains a collection of declassified personnel records, administrative forms, and operational files related to William K. Harvey’s career with U.S. government agencies, primarily the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), spanning from 1957 to 1984. These records include fitness reports, travel reimbursements, disability claims, medical evaluations, and internal communications detailing his assignments in Europe, including Rome, Italy, and Berlin. Harvey’s roles involved clandestine operations, inter-agency coordination, and management of special programs. The text references his interactions with CIA officers such as Francis I. G. Coleman and Thomas H. Karanassenas, as well as administrative processes for personnel actions, clearances, and reassignments. Some entries contain redacted or unclear sections, including potential social security numbers (SSNs) noted as [SSN REDACTED]. No direct information about John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations is present in the text.  

Key People  
- William K. Harvey (CIA employee, subject of personnel records and operational files)  
- Francis I. G. Coleman (CIA officer, mentioned as Harvey’s Chief of Staff)  
- Thomas H. Karanassenas (Assistant Deputy Director, Plans)  
- Richard Holms (Deputy Director, Plans)  
- James Hatterfield (Chief, Eastern European Division)  
- John A. Ross (Chief, Records and Services Division)  
- W. Lloyd George (Chairman, CS Agent Panel)  
- Richard D. Echols (Director of Personnel, CIA)  
- Emmett D. Echols (Director of Personnel)  
- William H. O’Prym (reviewing official)  
- Thomas H. Krummessines (reviewer)  

Key Locations  
- Rome, Italy (CIA station referenced in personnel records and operational assignments)  
- Berlin (mentioned in context of operational responsibilities)  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters and administrative offices)  
- Munich (travel and operational logistics)  
- Cleveland (noted in personnel development contexts)  
- Indiana (specifically Terre Haute, Danville)  
- Kentucky (Mayville, Louisville)  
- Switzerland (overseas assignment context)  
- Australia (referenced in security investigations)  

Key Events  
- Harvey’s reassignment to Rome Station and operational assignments in Berlin, Cuba, and other regions (1960s–1970s)  
- Fitness reports evaluating his performance as Chief of Task Force W and other roles (1962–1965)  
- Travel reimbursements for trips involving Rome, Munich, Washington, D.C., and Indianapolis (1963–1966)  
- Disability claim filings for Harvey’s dependents (e.g., daughter Sally, son James) with dates ranging from 1947 to 1968  
- Medical evaluations for fitness for duty, including pre-employment and overseas deployment checks (1963–1967)  
- Administrative processes for personnel actions, salary adjustments, and security clearances (1957–1967)  
- Security investigation report from October 6, 1947, stating Harvey was deemed suitable for agency employment  
- Cryptographic clearance approval for "Harty, Williams King" on August 8, 1952 (possibly unrelated or typographical error)  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) – referenced through roles in clandestine services, operations, and personnel management  
- U.S. Department of Personnel – involved in fitness reports, administrative records, and disability claims  
- Office of the Director of Personnel – mentioned in memos related to Harvey’s assignments  
- Benefits and Counseling Branch, Office of Personnel – associated with disability claim filings  
- Australian Secret Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) – referenced in overseas service records  
- U.S. Department of State – implied through references to overseas assignments  
- Military/armed forces – implied through medical evaluations for service eligibility  
- Law firms and legal offices – mentioned in personal history forms  

Note: The document contains fragmented or garbled entries, likely due to OCR errors or partial declassification. Some text is redacted, including potential SSNs noted as [SSN REDACTED]. References to "J.FAMILIAN" appear in fragmented text but are not elaborated upon.

JFK Declassified Files

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