</s>104-10302-10028 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 More pages because of Cover sheets that were left out Before

Summary  
The document contains intelligence reports and administrative records from November 1963, focusing on international political and military developments. It references Soviet missile activities in Cuba and the USSR, U-2 reconnaissance missions, and geopolitical tensions involving the United States, Cuba, and other regions. A section titled "THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST" dated November 24, 1963, outlines U.S. intelligence priorities related to Cold War conflicts and missile testing. The text also notes that a Cuban military alert initiated after President John F. Kennedy's assassination had been lifted. Additional mentions include Lee Harvey Oswald’s travel plans involving Cuba and Mexico City, France’s reaction to JFK’s assassination, and regional conflicts in Southeast Asia and Africa.  

Key People  
- John F. Kennedy (U.S. President)  
- Fidel Castro (Cuban leader)  
- Lee Harvey Oswald (linked to travel plans involving Cuba and Mexico City)  
- Mrs. Kennedy (implied through France’s reaction to JFK’s assassination)  
- General Khanh, General Harkins, General Dinh (military figures in South Vietnam)  
- Sukarno (Indonesia)  
- Cambodian ambassador in Jakarta  
- Cuban delegation to Morocco  

Key Locations  
- Cuba (Soviet military presence, missile tests)  
- Mexico City (Oswald’s travel plans)  
- Berlin (air corridor disputes, Soviet harassment of Allied flights)  
- South Vietnam (military reorganizations, Viet Cong attacks)  
- France (reaction to JFK’s assassination)  
- Saigon (Vietnam; suicide incident involving a young girl opposing the war)  
- Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, British Guiana  

Key Events  
- Cuban military alert lifted after President Kennedy’s assassination  
- Soviet ICBM testing and missile developments in Israel  
- Lee Harvey Oswald’s travel activities linked to Cuba and Mexico City  
- U.S. intelligence priorities outlined in the November 24, 1963 checklist  
- France’s reaction to JFK’s assassination  
- Suicide by burning of a young girl in Saigon opposing the Vietnam War  
- Military reorganization plans in South Vietnam  
- Regional conflicts in Southeast Asia and Africa  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Cuban military  
- U.S. government agencies (e.g., National Security Council, LBJ Library)  
- USSR military and intelligence services  
- Organization of American States (OAS)  
- FALN (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia)  
- TASS (Soviet news agency)  
- International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)  
- GIMPEX (Cuban trading arm)  
- Esso and Texaco (oil companies)

JFK Declassified Files

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