</s>File #: 602-116395- Serial Scope: 51 THRELL 100) Released under the John R. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 9392 (44 USC 217) Note( Case#NW 8860 Date: 0318-2025 NW 88608 Docid: 32989628 Page 1

**FBI Memorandum**

The memo discusses personnel assignments to internal security and counter-intelligence matters in various FBI divisions.

**Division Assignments**

1. **San Francisco**: 70 agents and 5 supervisors assigned full-time to internal security; 73 agents and 3 supervisors assigned full-time to counter-intelligence.
2. **Los Angeles**: One SAC and one ASAC assigned 25% of their time to internal security and counter-intelligence.
3. **New York City**: 20 special agents assigned full-time to internal security; 10 special agents assigned full-time to counter-intelligence.
4. **Chicago**: 15 special agents assigned full-time to internal security; 5 special agents assigned full-time to counter-intelligence.
5. **Houston**: One SAC and one ASAC assigned 25% of their time to internal security and counter-intelligence.
6. **San Diego**: Seven special agents assigned full-time to internal security; three special agents assigned 50% of their time to internal security.
7. **Phoenix**: One SAC and one ASAC assigned 25% of their time to internal security and counter-intelligence.
8. **Seattle**: One supervisor assigned 80% of their time to counter-intelligence; seven special agents assigned full-time to counter-intelligence.

**Other**

* The memo also mentions that all other agents' cumulative total of time would equal 10% for internal security and 0% for counter-intelligence for one agent.
* The document ends with a note stating that the information is confidential and should not be disclosed.

**FBI Field Office Agent Assignments**

Total: 2.80 for internal security, 2.34 for counterintelligence
Assistant Special Agents: 1.75 for internal security, 2.16 for counterintelligence
Special Agents: 47.06 for internal security, 46.18 for counterintelligence
Equivalent Full-Year Employees: 671.07 for internal security, 904.29 for counterintelligence

**Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities**

* The committee is investigating government operations with respect to intelligence activities.
* The committee is receiving classified documents and conducting interviews with personnel.
* The committee is developing procedures for clearance and compartmented clearances.

**Key Individuals**

* Frank Church, Idaho Senator, Chairman of the Senate Select Committee
* John G. Tower, Texas Senator, Vice Chairman of the Senate Select Committee
* Philip J. Hart, Michigan Senator, member of the Senate Select Committee
* William G. Miller, Staff Director of the Senate Select Committee

**Dates and Locations**

* March 13, 1975: Letter from Mr. Clarke to Mr. Miller outlining a procedure for clearance for the Select Committee staff
* March 17, 1975: Letter from Mr. Miller to Mr. Clarke advising that arrangements had been perfected for the delivery of classified documents to the SSC
* March 20, 1975: Letter from Mr. Miller to Mr. Clarke advising that Benjamin Marshall, Security Officer of the Select Committee, has been designated Compartmentation Officer

JFK Declassified Files

124-10274-10001_multirif.pdf

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