</s>104-1024-10002 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 104-10234-100092 INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: Cififie of Cuneral ROCH: DELETIIONS, IF ASY: DATE RECEIVATED RECEIATED PRINT RACE) STENATURE OF MURRAY, DAVID A. HERMALLI, A.HEMALLE, S.6700 RATING OFFICIAL

Summary:  
The declassified documents primarily consist of administrative records, personnel files, and evaluations related to David E. Murphy’s career with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from 1942 to 1975. These include details about his military service, CIA assignments in locations such as Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, and Korea, salary adjustments under federal regulations, security clearances, and performance evaluations. Key entries reference his roles as a National Intelligence Officer, Chief of Station in Paris (1963–1973), and involvement in Soviet Bloc operations. One document notes a presumed compromise by North Vietnamese intelligence in January 1968, though this is not directly linked to John F. Kennedy. Other records include personnel transfers, retirement actions, and administrative forms with fragmented or redacted text. No direct content related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, associated investigations, or specific individuals connected to that event is present in these documents.  

Key People:  
- David E. Murphy (CIA employee; served as Chief of Station in Paris, held roles in CIA’s European Division and Soviet Bloc operations)  
- Richard W. M. Russell Jr. (Deputy Director, Plano)  
- Andrew L. Bushy (C/S/R/PERS)  
- Henry A. Kissinger (referenced in a resignation letter)  
- Thomas H. Karaminsky (Deputy Director for Plans)  
- David S. Murphy (possibly duplicate or variant entry)  

Key Locations:  
- Paris, France (assignment location; Chief of Station 1963–1973)  
- Berlin, Germany (CIA operations and assignments)  
- Tokyo, Japan (military service and CIA postings)  
- Korea (U.S. Army service and intelligence roles)  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters)  
- Cortland, New York (education or birthplace reference)  

Key Events:  
- Murphy’s reassignment to Paris as Chief of Station in 1963  
- Personnel actions, salary adjustments under the Federal Salary Act of 1864 and CIA Act of 1965  
- Security clearance processes and presumed compromise by North Vietnamese intelligence (January 1968)  
- Performance evaluations highlighting leadership, operational success, and contributions to Soviet intelligence operations  
- Voluntary retirement application in 1975  
- Administrative records referencing military service (e.g., U.S. Army, Air Force) and CIA reassignments  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- National Intelligence Office (NIO)  
- Department of State (referenced in resignation letters)  
- Federal Security Service (FSB/FRS)  
- Soviet Operations Section (MOB/FDS)  
- U.S. Army, Air Force  
- Office of Personnel (CIA)  
- Directorate of Security (CIA)  
- Clandestine Services Records Committee  
- Federal Employees Group Life Insurance Program  

Note: The documents contain multiple instances of social security numbers (SSNs), which have been redacted as [SSN REDACTED] in the summary. No direct information about John F. Kennedy, his assassination, or related investigations is present in these records.

JFK Declassified Files

104-10224-10002.pdf

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