</s>104-1022-10005 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 STANDARD FORMS STANDARDS FORMS POPI FRIEND BY U.S. L.C. FORCE COMMISSION SECRET Official Personnel Folder COPED COPDED DAMBLECATION'S SECRET

Summary:  
The documents contain personnel records, administrative forms, and evaluations related to Thomas J. Keenan’s career within U.S. government agencies from 1957 to 1978. Key entries detail his assignments as a political officer or operations officer in locations such as Jamaica, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico City. Records include reassignment requests, promotion recommendations, salary adjustments, and performance evaluations. References to CIA operations, language proficiency (Spanish), and interactions with officials like Charles Dickens, David A. Phillips, and Richard S. Sampson are noted. Some documents reference security clearances, personnel codes (e.g., DOPP/WH, ORIS OFFICER 0327), and administrative procedures for transfers and employment verification. No content directly pertains to the JFK assassination investigation or related events.  

Key People:  
- Thomas J. Keenan (central subject of all records)  
- Charles Dickens (mentioned in evaluations)  
- David A. Phillips (Western Hemisphere Division chief)  
- Richard S. Sampson (Latin America Division attaché, supervisor)  
- William W. Wells (Deputy Director for Operations, referenced in 1977 evaluation)  
- Richard Holm (Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, mentioned in 1967 document)  
- Robert D. Cashman (involved in financial/operational records)  
- William V. Broe (Western Hemisphere Division chief, recommending promotion)  
- R.W. King, C. King, David C. Kupy (CIA officials involved in promotions or evaluations)  
- G. M. Stewart (Director of Personnel)  
- Mrs. Anna L. Phillips (contact for employment inquiries)  
- L. H. Gage (interviewer/evaluator)  
- Joseph D. Stefano (Deputy Chief, LA Southern Region)  
- George V. Lauder (Deputy Secretary, Latin America Division)  
- Raymond A. Warren (Chief, Latin America Division)  
- Stewart Burton (reviewing official)  
- Paul Van Marx (supervisor)  
- Frank O. K. Rantana (supervisor)  
- Winston M. Scott (chief of station)  
- Thomas Poligr (reviewing official)  
- Donald R. Heady (Course Administrator, Training Report)  
- George Bush (Director, Central Intelligence Agency)  
- Debitit C. Shutt, JR. (commandant, USA)  
- Richard S. Welch (personnel officer)  
- Ambassadeur (French for ambassador, referenced in evaluation)  

Key Locations:  
- Kingston, Jamaica (assigned as Chief of Station)  
- Lima, Peru (station assignments)  
- Bogota, Colombia (foreign field branch, reassignment and employment status noted)  
- Mexico City, Mexico (reassignment and employment status noted)  
- Washington, D.C. (headquarters for personnel actions, CIA headquarters)  
- St. Louis, U.S. (mentioned in some records)  
- Cuban embassy in Jamaica (liaison activities)  
- Colombo community (implied location for operational activities)  
- Spain (training assignments)  
- Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania (U.S. Army War College)  

Key Events:  
- Reassignment to Colombia and Mexico City (1964–1967)  
- Promotions to GS-12 and GS-13 (1967, 1970)  
- Salary adjustments under legislative acts (PL 80-643, PL 89-504)  
- Conversion from FSS status to regular employment or confidential funds  
- Personnel administrative procedures (e.g., security clearances, transfer approvals)  
- Evaluation of performance as Chief of Station in Kingston, Jamaica (1975–1976)  
- Development of intelligence operations targeting the People's Republic of China (PRC) and Cuban entities  
- Liaison activities with the Cuban embassy in Jamaica  
- Participation in training programs (e.g., Joint Operations Training Program [JOTP], Army War College courses)  
- Fitness reports, certifications, and evaluations by supervisors (e.g., Richard S. Sampson, Raymond A. Warren)  
- Medical examinations and disability claim filings  
- Premature birth announcement for Carol Jme (likely a typo for Carol Keenan)  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (implied through references to operations, personnel actions, and divisions like Western Hemisphere Division, Latin America Division)  
- U.S. Department of State (involved in personnel transfers and promotions)  
- Office of Personnel Management (OPM)  
- National Security Agency (NSA)  
- U.S. Army War College  
- Federal Employees Group Life Insurance Program  
- United States Civil Service Retirement Fund  
- Testing Foundation (referenced in language proficiency context)  
- Secretariat for Soviet/East European Operations (training program)  
- Office of the Commandant (U.S. military)  
- Personnel and Training Branches (military administrative units)  
- KUBAR selection board  
- U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (implied via "OPS OFFICER")  
- Office of the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI)  
- Office of Personnel, Transactional and Record Branch  
- Office of Medical Services (OMS)

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