</s>4/19 8/14/16 Date: 09/19/94 Page: 1 JPK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : HPSCI AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER : 135-10001-10255 RECORD SERIES : RECORDS SERIES #: AGENCY FILE NUMBER: DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : KNOCHE, E.H. TO : BELIN, DAVID W. TITLE : DATE : 05/08/75 PAGES : 18 SUBJECTS : LETTER SENDING MATERIALS RELATING TO ALLEN DULLES AND WARREN COMMISSION. DOCUMent TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : C RESTRICTIONS : OPEN IN FULL CURRENT STATUS : OPEN IN FULL CURRENT STATION : 0 DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09/14 /94 Pestponce! OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : U25 Release under the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (R) - ITEM IS RESTRICTED NW 78141 Dodcid: 32201340 Page 1

Summary:  
The document contains a series of internal communications and memoranda from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) related to Allen Dulles, the Warren Commission investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and discussions about Lee Harvey Oswald. Key elements include:  
- A 1975 memorandum from E.H. Knoche to David W. Belin detailing materials related to Dulles and the Warren Commission, noting that a review of Dulles' personal papers (post-1961) found no significant information on JFK's assassination or the Commission’s work.  
- References to CIA assessments of Oswald’s activities, including his alleged connections to anti-Castro groups, interactions with FBI agents, and potential involvement in plots against Kennedy.  
- Discussions about the Warren Commission’s proceedings, such as proposals for a high-level commission to investigate the assassination, and concerns over media and political fallout.  
- Mentions of specific dates (e.g., November 29, 1963) when Dulles received a call from President Kennedy regarding potential Commission involvement.  
- Notes on foreign reactions to JFK’s assassination, including Soviet and Chinese responses, and analysis of Communist Party propaganda.  
- References to the use of post office boxes in Oswald’s activities and requests for further investigation into firearms regulations.  

Key People:  
- Allen W. Dulles (CIA Director, later Warren Commission member)  
- Lee Harvey Oswald (assassin of JFK; subject of CIA and FBI investigations)  
- James Angleton (CIA counterintelligence chief)  
- Lee Rankin (U.S. Senator, involved in Commission-related inquiries)  
- John McCone (CIA Director, discussed with Dulles on Oswald matters)  
- J. Edgar Hoover (FBI Director, referenced in communications about Oswald)  

Key Locations:  
- Dallas, Texas (site of JFK’s assassination)  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA headquarters and White House)  
- Princeton University (mentioned as a potential repository for Dulles’ papers)  
- Lloyd Neck (location of golf activity mentioned in Dulles’ diary entry)  

Key Events:  
- Review of Allen Dulles’ personal papers by CIA officials (1975)  
- Discussions about Oswald’s alleged ties to anti-Castro groups and FBI/CIA surveillance  
- Proposals for a high-level commission to investigate JFK’s assassination  
- Analysis of foreign media coverage and Communist Party propaganda regarding the assassination  
- Examination of Oswald’s use of post office boxes and firearms regulations  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Warren Commission (investigation into JFK’s assassination)  
- Communist Party of Great Britain (mentioned in context of propaganda analysis)  
- U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee (referenced in correspondence)

JFK Declassified Files

135-10001-10255.pdf

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