</s>104-1025-10007 1) 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 (2025 Release UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F ., KENNEDYASSASSINATIATION RECORDES ACT OF 192) (2nd President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act of 1992) (3rd President, M.W.A.M. (5.5) / 2.1) (4th President, President, General 1.5.2) SECRET Official Personnel Folder WILLIAMSON, EARLY, J. F. (60389 D SECRET 3223-7.7.1.1 RETURN TO MICROSOFTED BY U.S.P.X FOR U. S.A ., (4.5 ., 4.7 ., 5.1 ., 6.0 ., 7.0.2 ., 8.0, 9.0)

Summary  
The documents primarily contain administrative records related to Earl J. Williamson’s employment with U.S. government agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Department of State. Key details include his assignments as Chief of Station in San Jose, Costa Rica; Deputy Chief of Station in Madrid, Spain; and involvement in Cuban operations from 1952 to 1972. References to "assassination" appear in fragmented contexts, likely related to counterintelligence activities rather than direct ties to John F. Kennedy’s assassination. The text mentions a "President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act of 1992," though no direct connection to the JFK assassination investigation is established. Personnel records include security clearances, reassignment requests, performance evaluations, and administrative procedures for employment status changes. No explicit references to JFK or related investigations are present in the summaries.  

Key People  
- Earl J. Williamson: U.S. government employee with CIA/State Department roles; served as Chief of Station in San Jose, Costa Rica, and Madrid, Spain; married to Virginia Lobo (Cuban citizen).  
- Virginia Lobo Portuondos: Former spouse of Williamson, divorced in Mexico in 1963.  
- Harry B. Fisher: Director of Personnel (CIA).  
- Richard Hulins: Director of Central Intelligence.  
- Thomas H. Karnessiness: Deputy Director for Plans (CIA).  
- William D. O’Ryan: Chief Western Europe Division (CIA).  
- James E. Flannery: Acting Chief, Western Hemisphere Division (WID).  
- Richard S. Welch: Deputy Chief, WHD.  

Key Locations  
- San Jose, Costa Rica: Williamson’s posting as Chief of Station.  
- Madrid, Spain: Williamson’s prior postings and administrative records.  
- Havana, Cuba: Mentioned in context of operational activities.  
- Washington, D.C.: Headquarters for personnel and security operations.  
- Mexico City, Mexico: Context of travel and leave requests.  

Key Events  
- Approval of additional home leave for Williamson due to operational requirements.  
- Transfer from San Jose, Costa Rica, to Washington, D.C., with postmortem arrangements to mask the transfer as routine.  
- Personnel action requests related to Williamson’s employment status, including security clearances and reassignment approvals.  
- Administrative review of Williamson’s marriage to a Cuban citizen (Virginia Lobo) and its impact on his employment eligibility.  
- Coordination of Cuban operations, including economic warfare and intelligence gathering.  
- Mentions of "assassination" in fragmented contexts, likely related to counterintelligence activities.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Williamson’s primary employer; records include personnel actions, security clearances, and operational assignments.  
- Department of State: Involved in administrative processes for Williamson’s transfers and leave approvals.  
- Western Hemisphere Division (WID/CIA): Conducted reviews and evaluations of Williamson’s performance.  
- Office of Personnel Security: Handled clearance reviews and employment status determinations.  
- Directorate of Plans (DP/CIA): Mentioned in context of Williamson’s postings and administrative records.  
- Foreign Service Institute (U.S. Department of State): Involved in training programs for operational duties.

JFK Declassified Files

104-10225-10007.pdf

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