</s>104-10194-10001 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HATIONAL REVIVED AT CI'S HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELEET COFFITTEE ON ASSASSINEATIONS STAFF REPUBERS FILE TITLE/NIDRER/VOLUME: TARASOFF BORIS D. OFFICIAL IDSSANER FLEE INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNITY/LOCATION: C/LID ROOM: DELETTIONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE REVISITED BY RECHIVED RETURNED (PRINT NAME) STHATURDE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL. DAN HARDWAY THARSOFT, BORS D. (L.L. O'BRAFFT 2f gage DAN Hardingy NO DOCUMENTS MAY R. COPIED OF SHAVOLD FROM THIS FILE.

Summary  
The documents primarily consist of personnel records, administrative memos, and evaluations related to Boris D. Tarasoff, a CIA employee with a career spanning the 1950s–1960s. Records detail his employment history as a translator, reassignments to Mexico City, disability claims, retirement planning, and security clearance processes. References include salary adjustments, personnel actions (e.g., GS-12 grade classifications), and administrative procedures under CIA regulations. Some documents mention financial activities, life insurance forms, and classified messages involving the Mexico City Station. Redacted social security numbers (SSNs) are noted but not included. No content directly pertains to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People  
- Boris D. Tarasoff (CIA employee, translator, retired in 1958)  
- Howard G. Phillips (Executive Secretary of Board)  
- Lawrence R. Houston (Chairman Agency Retirement Board)  
- FEINGLOSS (referenced in financial/personnel contexts)  
- Wadalone W. A. Osborne (signature on clearance approval)  
- Emmal P. Ooliss (security clearance officer)  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters, personnel offices)  
- Mexico City, Mexico (CIA field station, reassignment location)  
- Cleveland, Ohio; Gloucester, Ohio (retirement and financial records)  
- New York, N.Y. (military service documentation)  

Key Events  
- Tarasoff’s employment as a Russian translator (1956–1958)  
- Reassignment to Mexico City Station (post-retirement)  
- Security clearance approvals for CIA operations (e.g., 28 May 1963)  
- Disability claim processing and retirement planning (1960s)  
- Financial transactions involving investments, bank attestations, and life insurance forms  
- Personnel evaluations, performance ratings, and administrative record-keeping  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Employees Group Life Insurance Program  
- Office of Security CI Staff  
- Directorate of Operations (DO), Directorate of Security (DS)  
- U.S. Government personnel offices  
- Military branches (implied through service records)  
- Foreign Documents Division, Office of the Comptroller, and Career Service Designations

JFK Declassified Files

104-10194-10001.pdf

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