</s>104-1024-10007 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 C. MILER, NEWTONS. INCLUSIVE DATES: 6. Dec 1918 to 20 Sept. 1925 CUSTOUAL UNIT/LOCATION: office of Personnel POCCH: SF 13 DELLITIONS, IF ANY: N. REVISED BY REVISITED BY MILLER, KENNETON SCOTT QUINNESSY 23 D INCLUDED INCLUDID (CHINT NAME) REVISING OFFICIAL MILLEN, KENTON SCOTCH QUINNESY 23D D

Summary:  
The provided text consists of declassified government administrative records primarily focused on personnel management, operational assignments, and financial details within U.S. intelligence agencies such as the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and Department of Justice (DOJ). These documents detail career progression, reassignments, promotions, and evaluations for individuals like Newton Scott Miller, James Angleton, and others between 1940s and 1970s. References include overseas postings in locations such as Japan, Korea, China, Ethiopia, and Thailand, along with internal agency procedures, security clearances, and administrative forms. No content directly related to John F. Kennedy, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, or associated investigations is present in these records. The documents are exclusively focused on routine personnel and operational management within U.S. intelligence and military operations during the Cold War era.  

Key People:  
- Newton Scott Miller (central figure; CIA officer)  
- James Angleton (CIA Counter Intelligence Staff Chief)  
- Richard Helms (CIA Director)  
- William J. Hood (retired CIA officer)  
- George S. Kalaris (Acting Chief of Operations, CIA)  
- W. E. Colby (CIA Director)  
- R. L. Austin, Jr. (Recorder, Honor and Merit Awards Board)  
- Howard J. Sohn (Director of Security)  
- Clarence M. Kelley (Director, Office of the Director, DOJ)  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters, FBI, DOJ)  
- Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (CIA station)  
- Bangkok, Thailand (operational assignments)  
- Seoul, Korea; Shanghai; Manchuria; Japan (overseas postings)  
- Yokosuka, Japan; Pusan, Korea; Sapporo, Japan (military operations)  
- Shanghai, China (U.S. government personnel records)  

Key Events:  
- Personnel reassignments, promotions, and security clearance processes  
- Operational assignments in Asia, Africa, and Europe  
- Administrative procedures for travel authorizations, financial clearances, and equipment distribution  
- Internal CIA communications regarding consultant contracts and retirement recommendations  
- Training records and performance evaluations for intelligence officers  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Department of Justice (DOJ)  
- Office of Security (CIA)  
- Directorate for Operations, CIA  
- International Cooperation Administration (ICA)  
- U.S. Army units (e.g., 100th Infantry Regiment)  
- Field Research Unit, Yokosuka, Japan  
- Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS)  
- Personnel and finance offices within military commands  

Note: No content directly related to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or associated investigations is present in the documents. The text focuses exclusively on administrative and operational records within U.S. intelligence agencies.

Summary:  
The documents consist of two distinct administrative forms. The first is a Personal History Statement form completed by Newton St. Scott Miler, detailing personal background, family information, education, employment history, military service, and other personal details. It includes sections on legal residence, physical description, parents, siblings, marital status, relatives, character references, residences, financial background, and chronological employment history. The form contains incomplete or unclear entries, potential redacted information (e.g., SSNs noted as "[SSN REDACTED]"), and mentions of unspecified military service in the U.S. Navy. The second document comprises fragmented, garbled administrative forms with headings such as "SECTION 3" and "SECTION 10," referencing topics like separation of divorce, residences, financial background, emergency addresses, sports hobbies, and cryptographic clearances. It includes placeholder text, incomplete data entries (e.g., names, addresses, dates), and references to government security clearances, including a "TOP SECRET CHIANANCE" granted to "Scott Miller DDP/FE" on an unspecified date ("y.22.46"). The content appears to pertain to personnel records or security screenings but lacks coherent context or direct connection to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People:  
- Newton St. Scott Miler (subject of the Personal History Statement form)  
- Newton Byron Miler (father)  
- Elizabeth (Cenry) Miler (mother)  
- Gladys V. Curry (aunt)  
- Leslie M. Shaw, Edward Zanfini, Fred E. Gaehner, E. J. Hasty, Richard Shuhman (character references)  
- William E. Bates, Has. Minnie Haas, Thomas D. Dent, A. Frankel, Mrs. Chapman, R. Schreiber (social contacts)  
- Scott Miller DDP/FE (mentioned in a TOP SECRET clearance reference)  
- Herles C. Hilder (subject of cryptographic clearance notification)  
- Claus, A. (Director of Security, referenced in a clearance notice)  

Key Locations:  
- Lebanon St., Mount Vernon, N.Y. (residence)  
- Fletcher Ave., Mount Vernon, N.Y. (legal residence)  
- 100% Hicter Ave., Hether, Iowa (father’s address)  
- 46th St., Des Moines, Iowa (residence)  
- Tuscaloosa, Alabama (employment and education)  
- Highland Junior High School, Louisville, Fy. (education)  
- Tuscalooon High School, Tuscaloosa, Alp. (education)  
- Unclear or incomplete locations (e.g., "MELVION," "MELVISION," "DARTMOUTH College HANOVER N. H.")  
- PHILADELphia PA, Tuscaloosa, Alabama  

Key Events:  
- Military service in the U.S. Navy (dates unspecified)  
- Employment history including work as a stock boy on a farm, clerical roles at stores, and unspecified positions from 1934 to 1944  
- Financial background indicating reliance on salary without additional income sources  
- Legal status as an American citizen by marriage  
- Granting of a TOP SECRET clearance to Scott Miller DDP/FE on an unspecified date ("y.22.46")  
- Notification of cryptographic clearance for Herles C. Hilder under CTA Registration 900-500-Clearance effective in June 1997  
- Administrative instructions regarding the revocation of cryptographic clearances if no longer required  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Air Force (mentioned in military service sections)  
- Foreign Service Institute (referenced in education/training sections)  
- Military reserve, National Guard, and other reserve units (implied through qualification forms)  
- Civil Service, Washington, D.C. (referenced for Gladys V. Curry’s service)  
- Chief, Communications Security Staff (sender of a clearance notification)  
- Director of Security and Director of Personnel (mentioned in administrative correspondence)  
- O-S/HCT File (reference to an office or file system)

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