</s>104-10193-10079 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 PAVILATED AT CHARLINCARTES INISE SELECT COASITITE OF ASSASSANINICS STAFF JERSERS SENSITI FILE TITLE/MANDER/VOLUME: Bodepatue, ame 1 INCLUSIVE DATES: 10 Feb 1944- 28 June 1973 CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: 05/5/19 ROON: 5/13 DELETIONS, IF ANY: INVITE INVTE RECEIVED INVITED BY SIGNATURE OF RECEIVERED PRINT NAME) REVEIVING OFFICIAL 6/12/20/20 6/25/28 DAN HARDUAY DAN Hardway GOODPASTURE, ANN L. TECHNOLOGY - EATS MAY BE COPIED OR REVIVED FAN THIS FILE

Summary  
The documents detail personnel records and administrative actions related to Ann L. Goodpasture’s career with U.S. government agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Office of Strategic Services (OSS), and Department of State. Key entries include her employment history from 1945 to 1973, involving assignments in Mexico City, India, and Washington, D.C., as well as administrative processes for salary adjustments, promotions, disability retirement, and reassignments. References to CIA operations groups, security clearances, and personnel evaluations are present, though no direct connection to John F. Kennedy or the assassination investigation is mentioned. The documents also include form-based records, training completions, and procedural details for federal employment management.  

Key People  
- Ann L. Goodpasture (various spellings: Goodpature, Goodpasture, Goodstature): CIA employee with career spanning multiple agencies and locations.  
- Harry B. Fisher: Director of Personnel, involved in approving disability retirement and medical evaluations.  
- J.W.E. Colly: Director of the Honor and Merit Awards Board, awarded Career Intelligence Medal to Goodpasture.  
- D. McCallum: C1 Staff member referenced in personnel actions and medical leave documentation.  
- Richard B. Egan: CIA official handling retirement designations.  
- Ronald Cage: Director of Personnel.  
- Philip C. Boulm: Requesting official for personnel actions.  
- William R. Johnson, N. Scott Miller: CIA officials involved in operations and promotions.  
- Leves H. F. Fisher: Retirement Division, Office of the Director of Personnel.  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C.: Headquarters for CIA and federal agencies.  
- Mexico City, Mexico: Goodpasture’s field station with CIA operational branch.  
- Bombay (Mumbai), India: U.S. Consulate assignments and housing challenges.  
- Shanghai, China: Mentioned in personnel records and travel logs.  
- Monterrey, Mexico: Reference in career activities.  
- Oklahoma, New Jersey, New Mexico: Locations tied to administrative or medical records.  

Key Events  
- Disability retirement approval for Goodpasture under CIA Retirement and Disability System (effective 23 October 1973).  
- Awarding of Career Intelligence Medal for over 25 years of service.  
- Application to purchase service credit for retirement benefits.  
- Reassignment questionnaires, salary adjustments, and promotions (e.g., GS-13 grade recommendation).  
- Medical evaluations and clearance processes for disability retirement.  
- Personnel action requests related to reassignment, leave status, and career service designations.  
- Training completions in counterintelligence, cryptographic techniques, and administrative roles.  
- Administrative reviews for travel approvals, housing allowances, and security clearances.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Primary organization managing Goodpasture’s employment, promotions, and retirement.  
- Office of Strategic Services (OSS): Predecessor to CIA with which Goodpasture was affiliated.  
- U.S. Department of State: Involved in foreign service assignments and personnel records.  
- CIA Medical Examiners Board: Conducted evaluations for disability retirement.  
- Honor and Merit Awards Board: Approved Career Intelligence Medal.  
- Office of Personnel (CIA): Handled administrative actions, reassignments, and salary adjustments.  
- Federal Civil Service Commission: Governed employment standards and regulations.  
- CIA Directorate of Operations: Mentioned in personnel transfers and operational assignments.

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