</s>104-10425-10008 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR: General Counsel SUBJECT : Declassification of Warren Commission Documents 1. In accordance with existing arrangements, we have been asked by the National Archives to review four Warren Commission documents for possible classification. One of the documents is classified in its entirety, Whereas only certain segments of the others remain in classified status. Copies of the affected materials are attached. Z. No see no reason to continue the restriction on deadline, no see no reasons to continue a would normally require further withholding from the public domain, but we checked with Mr. David Murphy, and he Agency official his department of State Cover) and he requested that is still under cover and uncordinated revelation of his 32 true status could become an embarrassment to the Department) 3. Documents C and D would go beyond what we want to release now about our dealings with defectors and the determination of their legitimacy. 4. A suggested reply to National Archives is attached. We recommend your signature. Raymond G. Rocca Deputy Chief Counter Intelligence Operations Attachments E2 IMPDET Distribution: E2 IMPDET Orig #1 - Addressese CL BY 006593 Orig # 1 - DC/CIOPS/Chrono 1 - Warren Commission File 1 - CIR/RS/Chromo SECRET 2/1/1

Summary: The document outlines a memorandum from Raymond G. Rocca, Deputy Chief Counter Intelligence Operations, regarding the declassification review of four Warren Commission documents. It states that one document is fully classified, while others have partially restricted segments. A second memorandum to Marion Johnson at the National Archives details the classification status of these documents, including specific sections withheld due to potential embarrassment or ongoing investigations. The reviewed materials include a 1964 CIA conference transcript, a report on Yuri Ivanovich Nosenko, and portions of an executive session transcript from January 1964.  

Key People: Raymond G. Rocca (Deputy Chief Counter Intelligence Operations), David Murphy (State Department official), Marion Johnson (National Archives).  
Key Locations: Washington, D.C.  
Key Events: Review of Warren Commission documents for declassification, classification of CIA conference transcript segments, ongoing restrictions on Yuri Nosenko report.  
Key Organizations: Warren Commission, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), National Archives, U.S. Department of State.

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