</s>104-10213-10209 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DOI 50-10 DOI INSTRUCTION -a DOI SO-10-10 OPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973 RESTRICTIONS ON OPERATIONAL-USE OF CERTAIN CATEGORIES OF INDIVIDUALS Recision: CSI 50-101, 13 July 1970 1. GENERAL a. Elemental in the conduct of clandestine operations is the use of human agents to accomplish the missions of the Operations Directorate. In g-6- erall, it is DDO policy to access asset assets with primary regard to the agencies, target access, security, and security with few few restrictions as agencies. It is also necessary to access the operations Directorate as basic rules that are necessary for adult use by us to be used by the Operators c. basic rules whose operating system is not necessary for the Operation Directorate to be prohibited or groups who are responsible for ensuring that the operation does not necessarily related to security or some or more restricted for reasons not necessarilyrelated to security b. These prohibitions or restrictions from one of the following: (1) The Agency has been directed by U.S. Government authority to (2) The agency has been operated by a special restrictive agreement with an (3) If you would be involved in a particular category for a category or individual. (3). The Agency is entered into the Deputy Director of Operations category for an category of Individual. retrictions or the operational corporation, or a certain category of individuals retrictations or the operation or sensitivity of such exploitation. 2. PURPOSE 2. Purpose of this instruction is to set the prohibitions and policy restrictions (as distributed by security restrictions) currently per- tuls to the operational use of various categories of individuals, together with tuls of the operational use of certain categories of individualities, together or propriate, reference has been handed to another publication which provides more detailed guidance than he has been assigned to this instruction. The more detailed guidelines set forth for this instruction do not supervised or aker in any way procedures for forth in the instruction do superposed or and DOI-F 103- SECRET B.B.MOPT

Summary  
The document outlines U.S. government operational guidelines for clandestine operations, emphasizing restrictions on using specific individuals and groups due to security concerns. It prohibits operational engagement with members of ACTION, employees of foundations such as Ford, Rockefeller, and Carnegie, officials of international organizations, and foreign nationals from designated countries. Approval for operational use requires Deputy Directors of Operations or higher authorities, with exceptions needing special justification. Restrictions are tied to jurisdictional agreements, inter-agency coordination, and adherence to federal policies prohibiting the use of individuals affiliated with certain cultural/educational entities or under specific grant programs.  

Key People  
- Members of ACTION (prohibited for operational use)  
- Officials and employees of the International Association for Cultural Freedom  
- Employees of Ford, Rockefeller, and Carnegie Foundations  
- U.S. private detective agencies  
- Foreign nationals from Norway, West Germany, Netherlands, UK, New Zealand, Australia, Canada  
- Deputy Director for Operations (William E. Nelson)  
- Chief of Area Division  
- Secretary of Defense  
- Director of Collection Division  
- Chief of Foreign Resources Division  

Key Locations  
- United States (specifically U.S. government operations)  
- European Union territories (including overseas dependencies)  
- Countries with intelligence agreements (e.g., UK, USSR, Communist China)  

Key Events  
- Implementation of operational restrictions under DOI 50-10 instructions  
- Coordination requirements between DDO and FBI/other agencies  
- Approval processes for using foreign nationals or specific personnel categories  
- Security clearance evaluations for academic community members  

Key Organizations  
- Department of Intelligence (DOI) Operations Directorate  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Department of Defense (DoD)  
- Foreign Resources Division  
- Area Division  
- Collection Division  
- International Red Cross societies  
- African-American Institute  
- Volunteers of America  
- European Union divisions (e.g., European Division, East Asia Division)  
- Academic institutions (universities, colleges)

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