</s>104-10226-10006 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MATERIAL REVIEWED MATERIAAL REVIEWEO CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: FLOPS, DANIEL OP FILE INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETIONS, IF ANY: APPLERIDE AFTER 1967 DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL FLORES DANIEZ A.K. DANIELS. P.C.L.A.M.S.E.D.C ., P.D ., M.S ., L.A ., S.C .., S ., C.L ., D.A./S.S CORDED NO DOCUMENTS MAY IN COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

The document contains information about Daniel Flores' career development within the CIA from 1961 to 1966. It includes various personnel actions, such as promotions, reassignments, and requests for personnel action.

Flores was hired as a Clerk at Grade GS-4 in September 1961 and was later promoted to GS-5 based on his excellent performance in the Special Affairs Staff (SAS). He was reassigned as a Translator at Grade GS-7 in April 1963 and demonstrated exceptional proficiency in handling complex and sensitive projects.

The document also mentions Flores' participation in various training courses, such as the Soviet/East European Operations Course and the Countering Terrorist Tactics Course. His medical evaluation on July 28, 1976, indicated that he was qualified for TDY standby until August 1, 1978.

Flores' assignment history included various postings in the United States and abroad, including a cancelled assignment to Tokyo, Japan. He had dependents, including his wife and daughter, and was medically retired.

The document appears to be part of a larger system for tracking and managing government personnel and their activities. It contains information about Flores' personal background, education, work experience, military service, and financial status.

Key points:

* Daniel Flores was a CIA employee who underwent various evaluations and assignments throughout his career.
* He was selected for the Career Training Program in 1967 and worked in Mexico City.
* His medical evaluation on July 28, 1976, indicated that he was qualified for TDY standby until August 1, 1978.
* Flores' assignment history included various postings in the United States and abroad, including a cancelled assignment to Tokyo, Japan.
* He had dependents, including his wife and daughter, and was medically retired.

The document contains information about John F. Kennedy's assassination records, which include investigations into the assassination of JFK. The document also mentions security clearance and approval for individuals such as Daniel Flores.

Key points:

* Names of people: John F. Kennedy, Daniel Flores
* Dates and locations: November 1, 1956, September 3, 1956, July 2, 1957 to July 3, 1959 (Travol Panama), October 10, 1960 (appointment of Bhobot), January 19, 1962 (security approval for Daniel Flores)
* Significant events or activities: Investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy, security clearance and approval for individuals such as Daniel Flores
* Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations: Investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy
* Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned: Security clearance and approval for Daniel Flores

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