</s>104-10194-10023 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992.

Summary  
The documents contain a collection of declassified government records primarily focused on administrative and personnel matters involving E. Howard Hunt, his employment history with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and associated federal agencies. These include forms related to separation from the CIA, security clearances, salary adjustments, reassignments, and retirement procedures. References span from 1943 to 1970, detailing Hunt’s roles in intelligence operations, foreign assignments, and interactions with U.S. government offices such as the Office of Personnel, Department of Defense, and CIA leadership. While some entries mention other individuals like Howard Hunt Jr., B. Howard Hunt, and Eubrie Haward Hunter (E.H. Hunt), there is no direct reference to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations. The text includes fragmented administrative forms, personnel action requests, and security-related documentation, with some sections redacted or containing placeholder text due to classification or editing processes.  

Key People  
- E. Howard Hunt (CIA employee; involved in operations, reassignments, and retirement procedures)  
- Howard Hunt Jr. (U.S. Department of State employee, Media Specialist, cleared for loyalty in 1948)  
- B. Howard Hunt (referenced in personnel records and administrative actions)  
- Eubrie Haward Hunter (E.H. Hunt; CIA operations, foreign assignments, and security clearances)  
- Thomas H. Karamassineses (Assistant Deputy Director of Plans, CIA)  
- Richard Helma (CIA Director)  
- Robert S. Wattles (Director of Personnel, CIA)  
- Carroll A. Michay (Personnel Officer, CIA)  
- Lawrence R. Houston (General Counsel, CIA)  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C. (headquarters for CIA and federal agencies)  
- Spain (Hunt’s assignment in 1965; referenced in personnel records)  
- Mexico City, Mexico (mentioned in E.H. Hunt’s foreign service assignments)  
- Tokyo, Japan (referenced in personnel actions and coverage history)  
- Albany, New York; Miami Beach, Florida; Paris, France (employment locations for Howard Hunt Jr.)  
- Potomac, Maryland (address associated with Dorothy L. Hunt)  

Key Events  
- Separation from the CIA and processing of employment benefits (1965–1970)  
- Security clearance procedures, including loyalty certifications under Section 110(c) of Public Law 72 (1948)  
- Reassignment actions for E. Howard Hunt between 1964–1968 and subsequent retirement in 1970  
- Personnel transfers, salary adjustments, and administrative approvals within the CIA and Department of Defense  
- Disability claim filings and medical evaluations for various individuals (dates: 1942–1958)  
- References to foreign service assignments, travel regulations, and overseas postings  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- United States Department of State  
- Office of Personnel (Casualty Affairs Branch, Benefits and Casualty Division)  
- Department of Defense (DOP/ME Operations Group, Field Staff)  
- Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance Program  
- U.S. Army (USAR, USAAP; referenced in military service records)  
- Psychological Strategy Board, Operations Coordinating Board, Interdepartmental Groups (CIA-related entities)  
- Riggs National Bank (associated with financial disclosures and account information)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10194-10023.pdf

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