</s>File #: 602-11/2395 Serial Scope: 151 THRELL 163 164 THREll 188 190 THREUL 208 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 210 THREEL 219 992 (44 USC 207 Note) CaseitNw 8888 Date: 03-18-2025 280, 221 3RD NR 8221 THRELE 230 NW 88608 Docd: 328959588 Page 1

Names of people: J.A. Mintz, E.W. Walsh, W. Wannall, M. Cregar, S.F. Phillips, Courtland J. Jones, Ernest H. Belter, James J. Coffey, Joseph J.S. Szacco, Michael Joseph Formans, Sterling B. Donohoe, Bernard J. Vallo, Robert H. Haynes, John Dennis Miller

Dates and locations: June 17, 1957 (Portland Field Office), March 2, 1966 (D. Adm. Dep.), August 7, 1970 (Portland F0), January 29, 1962 (Washington Field Office), May 30, 1975 (SA Robert Nichols interview), May 20-21, 1975 (former SA Sentinella's testimony)

Significant events or activities:

* June 17, 1957 - Leo Bagley Appointed as Special Agent
* March 2, 1966 - Edgar O. Ingalls Jr. appointed as Special Agent
* August 7, 1970 - Ingalls assigned to Portland F0
* January 29, 1962 - James J. Coffey assigned to Washington Field Office
* May 30, 1975 - SA Robert Nichols interview with Committee staff
* May 20-21, 1975 - former SA Sentinella's testimony before the Committee

Connections to JFK, assassination, or related investigations: None explicitly mentioned in this summary content.

Memorandum to Mr. Adams Re: Sensitudy 75:

Mr. Walter Elder, CIA, advised that CIA had no objection to the LM dated 3/23/70, being furnished to the SSC.

Regarding the HM dated from Mr. Papich to Mr. Brennan, with regard to his memorandum from Mr." Paphich to memorandum was issued to the President of the United States in the of the CIA representative who finished the information in the memorandum from line one of the memorandum prior to its being furnished from the SSC. Provided this is done, CIA has no objection to this memorandum being furnished is to the SSC, no suggestion that when the name is deleted, it be replaced with the phrase "A Cia officer."

Memorandum W. E. Harvard to Mr. Cochran SECURITY SURVEYS - SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES - HOUSE SELECT COMMITTER ON INTELIGENCE ACTIVITIES - CAPITOL POLICE DEPARTMENT:

The Capitol Police Force has been forced into the untenable position of handling this responsibility for the Congress, and as a result of attempting to establish some degree of self-reliance. and outward credibility being completely inexperienced in this area of technical expertise.

Recommendations:

1. That Legal Counsel Division advise Mr. Wilderotter that we feel it is inappropriate for the Bureau to draft an intelligence charter (for the FBI) and recommend that the White House draft a statement of its intelligence needs.
2. That legal Counsel Division contact Mr. Elliff and attempt to determine what his goals and objectives are as Director of the Task Force on Domestic Intelligence.

It is recommended that any continuing Liaison with the Capitol Hill Police Force be handled by mature and experienced Special Agent Supervisors, who are completely familiar with security survey matters.

Memorandum for the Director, dated May 19, 1975, from Legal Counsel:

A statement dictated by former SA Alan G. Sentinella is enclosed, which concerns his testimony before an Executive Session of the Senate Select Committee on May 27, 1975. The statement indicates that Sentinella desired to make it available to the Bureau.

Memorandum for the Director, dated May 23, 1975:

The document discusses a request from the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities for various documents and materials related to the Department of State and intelligence activities of the United States government. The request includes:

* Directives, regulations, memoranda, guidance, or similar material setting forth the relationships between the Department of State and the Intelligence Community.
* Organization charts showing which officials represent the Department of State on various Intelligence Community committees and bodies.
* Regulations, guidance, inter-agency memoranda, delimitation agreements, and other agreements related to intelligence activities.
* Description of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR), including its operations and personnel.
* Description of the organization and functions of the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs and the Office of Security within the Bureau of Administration.
* Instructions, memoranda, or similar documents authorizing the establishment of the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism and its Working Group.
* Reports on terrorism by the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism and its Working Group.
* Directives, regulations, memoranda, guidance, or similar material setting forth the role and functions of the Department of State in intelligence activities.
* Instructions, guidance, and similar material defining the authority of U.S. Ambassadors and other Chiefs of Mission regarding intelligence activities.

The document also mentions that the request includes any other historical, descriptive, or documentary material, studies, or reports that the Department believes would be of assistance to the Select Committee in understanding the Department's role in intelligence activities.

Note: This summary content focuses on the provided information and does not include any additional details not present in the original text.

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