</s>104-10291-10019 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET - SECURITY INFORMATION CONTRACT PERSONNEL OFFICE OF PERSONNELF RETURN FILE TO SE-05 NOTICE: This is an Office of Personnel File and subject to 10 day Intention for pero. This file

Summary  
The documents consist of multiple contractual and administrative records related to U.S. government personnel contracts, primarily involving Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) contractors such as George Martin Rossak and Bruce A. Bertotally. These records detail financial adjustments, compensation terms, travel allowances, and administrative procedures for contractors between 1969 and 1979. Key elements include contract amendments specifying salary figures (e.g., $4270, $857,270, $1,927,270), housing assistance payments, and disputes over financial obligations. References to "PDDONOR" or similar terms appear in some entries but are not explicitly tied to John F. Kennedy or the assassination. The documents emphasize operational necessity, tax implications, and compliance with government regulations for dependent family members’ travel expenses.  

Key People  
- George Martin Rossak (various name spellings: Roanek, Ramek, Posinek, etc.)  
- Bruce A. Bertotally (contractor)  
- Kenneth C. Rushmouch (Contracting Officer)  
- David H. Blee (CIA Counterintelligence Staff chief)  
- Charles W. Sandman (CIA Contract Personnel Division chief)  
- B. Hugh Tovar (CIA contracting officer)  
- Terrell W. Hutchison (CIA PCS/CSS/BSF official)  
- Edwin A. Reetz (Budget and Fiscal Branch officer)  

Key Locations  
- Washington Metropolitan Area (contractual travel and expense context)  
- CIA headquarters and affiliated offices (e.g., Office of General Counsel, Career Management Staff)  
- Federal Reserve Bank of America (mentioned in administrative records)  
- International locations (e.g., England, Cambodia, British government operations)  

Key Events  
- Contract amendments for George Martin Rossak (1970–1979), including salary adjustments and housing assistance payments.  
- Modifications to Bruce A. Bertotally’s contract (1969–1978), covering travel allowances, health insurance provisions, and tax implications for dependent family members.  
- Disputes over financial commitments and housing assistance obligations between 1964–1973.  
- Legal reviews and approvals by CIA contracting officers and legal staff regarding operational necessity and compliance with government regulations (e.g., OCC rulings).  
- Signing of a specific contract on 1 March 1969 for Bruce A. Bertotally, outlining terms such as secrecy obligations, compensation at $16,500 annually, and termination clauses with 90-day notice periods.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Contract Personnel Division (CIA)  
- Office of General Counsel (CIA)  
- Career Management Staff (CIA)  
- PCS/CSS/BSF (CIA personnel and contracting units)  
- U.S. Department of Defense  
- Federal Reserve Bank of America  
- Office of Security (CIA administrative division)  
- Budget and Fiscal Branch (CIA)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10291-10019.pdf

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