</s>104-10193-10077 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT CONNITON ON ASSASSINTATIONS-STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: HICKS CALVIN OP. FILE INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETIIONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OF OFFICIAL HARDWAY/FOUZI HARDWAY/Fouzi $/95/11 OICK NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

Summary:  
The declassified documents detail the personnel history, promotions, and operational roles of Calvin W. Hicks within U.S. intelligence agencies from 1950 to 1975. Key records include his reassignments, performance evaluations, salary adjustments, and security clearances, primarily within the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and related organizations. His career spanned multiple divisions, including Intelligence Watch, Paramedical/Paramilitary Sections, and Directorate of Operations (DDO). References to operational tasks such as intelligence reporting, coordination with European Division during presidential visits, and involvement in crises like the "Chandigarhio Nest" are noted. However, no direct connection to the assassination of John F. Kennedy or related investigations is present in the documents. The records emphasize administrative procedures, personnel management systems, and his roles in clandestine operations, but they do not contain information about JFK’s assassination, its circumstances, or associated inquiries.  

Key People:  
- Calvin W. Hicks (CIA officer; central figure in personnel records)  
- David A. Phillips (Chief, Western Hemisphere Division)  
- L.A. Campbell (Chief, Operations Staff)  
- Joseph A. Proccaccino (Career Management Group)  
- Harry B. Fisher (Director of Personnel)  
- Edward J. Carroll (supervisor/endorser of promotion recommendations)  
- Robert D. Cashman (career service approving officer)  
- J. C. King (Chief Western Homestead Division, approving officer for promotion)  
- Hertlerts Ferta (Career Service Approving Officer)  
- Emmett D. Echols (Director of Personnel)  
- Ronald Cage (Chief Retirement Affaire Division)  
- F. N. M. Janey (Director of Personnel)  
- W. E. C. Colby (CIA Director)  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters, divisions, and administrative offices)  
- Chile (referenced in intelligence operations)  
- Europe (covered during presidential visits and intelligence reporting)  
- Colombia (mentioned in reassignment contexts)  
- Texas (various locations referenced in personnel records)  
- Chandigarhio Nest (crisis-related intelligence operations)  
- Fairfax, Virginia  
- Colorado  
- South Dakota  

Key Events:  
- Promotions of Calvin W. Hicks from GS-13 to GS-14 (1963–1968)  
- Reassignments effective dates (e.g., April 23, 1967; September 15, 1966)  
- Disability claim filing for Calvin W. Hicks (April 1960)  
- Approval of disability retirement under CIA Retirement and Disability System (December 1974)  
- Personnel action notifications and administrative procedures spanning 1950–1975  
- Intelligence operations involving "Chandigarhio Nest crisis" and "Intelligence Cable" activities  
- Training programs, including Managerial Grid Seminar (February 1969) and language proficiency courses  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Directorate of Operations (DO)  
- Career Service (personnel management system)  
- Directorate of Personnel (DDP)  
- Western Hemisphere Division  
- Intelligence Watch (IW)  
- Paramedical/Paramilitary Sections  
- Office of Personnel  
- Federal Employees Group Life Insurance Program  
- U.S. military (references to service and discharge)  
- Security Officer (OTR)  
- CIA Act of 1969  
- Executive Order 1137  
- PL 86-563, PL 88-643, and other legal acts  

Note: No content in the summaries pertains to John F. Kennedy, the assassination investigation, or related individuals/events. The documents focus exclusively on administrative, operational, and personnel records of Calvin W. Hicks within U.S. intelligence agencies.

JFK Declassified Files

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