</s>104-10310-10020 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 TRANSMITTAL SLIP To: DDC 1. ROOM NO. BUILDING REMARKS: FROM: ROOM No. BUILDIN EXTENSION TOBE NO. 241 REPLACES FORM 36-4 GPO 187-0-498455 WHICH MAY BE USED. (0)

Summary  
The document contains a classified agreement between the United States Secret Service and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) outlining responsibilities for presidential protection within the United States. The CIA is tasked with providing intelligence on threats to the President, including assassination plots, sabotage training, or subversive activities, while the Secret Service handles direct protective measures. The agreement includes provisions for CIA personnel support during large-scale security operations and annual reviews of reporting procedures. Additional sections reference calendar entries for November 1963, which include fragmented details about presidential travel schedules, and memos from February 1964 discussing covert actions against Cuba, Japan, and other regions. Meetings involving senior officials such as McGeorge Bundy, John McCone, and others are also noted.  

Key People  
- James J. Rowley (Chief of Secret Service)  
- Marshall S. Carter (Deputy Director of CIA)  
- Lyndon B. Johnson (President, referenced in calendar entries)  
- Robert McNamara (Secretary of Defense)  
- Dean Rusk (Secretary of State)  
- John McCone (Director of Central Intelligence)  
- McGeorge Bundy (Special Group member)  
- Morales (CIA CI Section chief, Miami Base)  
- Clark Simmons (CIA W/I/4 CI Section chief)  
- Juanita Castro Ruz (targeted individual for leadership split efforts)  

Key Locations  
- United States (focus on presidential protection)  
- Cuba (target of intelligence activities and counterintelligence operations)  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters and coordination)  
- Miami (CIA operations base)  
- Guatemala (military camp for trained Cubans)  
- Panama, Japan, Philippines (mentioned in travel or covert action contexts)  

Key Events  
- Agreement between CIA and Secret Service for presidential security (1965)  
- Calendar entries referencing November 1963, including fragmented details about JFK’s travel schedule  
- Meetings of the Special Group (5412) discussing covert operations against Cuba (February 1964)  
- Training of Cuban intelligence groups (AMOT) for anti-Castro operations (1960–1961)  
- Carding 200,000 Cubans in three months to monitor Castroite activities  
- Development of MARC counterintelligence plan for J'MARC mission  
- Efforts to split Cuban leadership through targeted individuals like Juanita Castro Ruz  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- United States Secret Service  
- Special Group (5412)  
- Joint Chiefs of Staff  
- Office of the Secretary of Defense  
- Department of State  
- Foreign Research Division (FRD)  
- BENDER-CARR group  
- Project CI  
- J'MARC (Joint Mission Against Revolutionary Activities in Cuba)  
- FRD/Intelligence and Security Subcommittee

JFK Declassified Files

104-10310-10020.pdf

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