</s>104-10405-10416 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET Executive Registry 45-27/0/0 (8.8.94/3) 2.6 NOV 1968 FILE Sir. Charles C. F. Spy. Director-General Australia-Security Intelligence Organization G.P.O. Box 51008. Melbourne, O. Box. 51003. Dear Charles, Thank you for your letter of 15 October recomending against the declaration of Warren Commission document (9-9th). A night was in anticipation of further pressure for the warren Commission document(9-7th). I might was in anticipatiation of further pressure for the was in an anticipation of future pressure for this which has not materialized. Accordingly, there is not, at the present time, may intention to release C-9/7/1. should the question be raised at some future time, the points made by you in your letter provide every reason to keep the document out of the public domain. With kindest regards, Sincerely, 7/8/ Richard Holms Director CC: DCI Richard Helms Distribution: 1 - ADDP Orig - Addee 2 - DCI Signature Recommended: 1 - CPE 1 - DCCI 1 - EMI/AN/AN 1 - R/I/AN) 1- DDP Deputy Director for Plans Date DDDP/DPD/P/M/IAN/An/Anos Taylor, Jr. (X-5602)nb(25 November 1968) 5681 20/289/43

Summary: The document is a letter dated 25 November 1968 from Richard Holms to Charles C. F., discussing the potential release of Warren Commission documents (specifically 9-7th and 9-9th). Holms states there is no current intention to release document C-9/7/1 due to anticipated future pressure for its disclosure, which has not yet materialized. The letter references prior correspondence from Charles recommending against the declaration of the document, with Holms noting that the points made by Charles provide justification for keeping the document confidential. The communication includes internal distribution details and is marked as a classified record under the JFK Assassination Records Act of 1992.  

Key People: Richard Holms (signer), Charles C. F., Richard Helms (DCI), Taylor, Jr. (X-5602)  
Key Locations: Melbourne, Australia; Washington, D.C. (implied via reference to U.S. agencies)  
Key Events: Discussion of Warren Commission document release decisions, internal agency correspondence regarding classification status  
Key Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Australia-Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO), Warren Commission

JFK Declassified Files

104-10408-10416.pdf

Document Summary

Try AI Search