</s>Date: 09/20/94 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM Page:1 IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION FORM AGENCY : HPSCI AGENCY NUMBER : 135-10001-10283 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO RECORD NUMBER: DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION RECORDS SERIES : IN THIS DOCUMENT 9/2098 AGENCY FILE NUMBER # DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : CIA CIA HAS NO OJECTIONTO FROM : MURPHY, DAVID E. DECLASSSIFICATION/AND/OR TO : RECORD RELEASE of CIA INFORMATION IN THIS DOUCEMENT-AS-SANITIZED TITLE : Kp 12apr 19 DATE : 03/12/64 PAGES : 6 SUBJECTS : MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD: "MEETING WITH THE WARREN COMMISSION ON 12 MARCH 1964." (WITH ROUTING SHEET ATTACHED) DOCUMENITY TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMERT CLASSIFICATION : S RESTRICTIONS : OPEN IN FULL CURRENT STATUS : O DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09/19/94 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Contained in file entitled, "Hoch/Warren Commission Paper" "O/R (V-P) * 2005 Release release under the President John F. Kennedy assessment Records Collection Act of 1952 (R) - ITEM IS RESTRICTED NW 78141 Dodc:32201368 Page 1

Summary:  
This document is a memorandum dated March 12, 1964, detailing a meeting between representatives of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and members of the Warren Commission, including Mr. Rankin, Chief Counsel, and his staff. The discussion centered on CIA contributions to the Warren Commission's investigation of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Topics included Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in the Soviet Union, his employment in the U.S., interactions with embassy staff, and the CIA's files on Oswald and Jack Ruby. The CIA provided information on Oswald's visits to Cuban and Soviet embassies in Mexico City, noting that such data was routine but significant due to the dual embassy visits. The Commission sought clarification on CIA records regarding Oswald's movements and potential connections to espionage. The document also mentions the CIA's procedures for handling sensitive information, including telephone intercepts, and its automated record-keeping system.  

Key People:  
- Mr. Rankin (Chief Counsel for the Warren Commission)  
- Mr. Helm (CIA representative)  
- Mr. Rocca (CIA official)  
- Mr. Willems (Warren Commission staff member)  
- Mrs. Oswald (Lee Harvey Oswald's mother)  
- David E. Murphy (Chief, SR Division, CIA)  

Key Locations:  
- Mexico City (Oswald's activities and embassy interactions)  
- Langley (CIA headquarters, mentioned in context of record-keeping systems)  
- Soviet Union and Cuba (Oswald's alleged connections)  

Key Events:  
- Meeting between the Warren Commission and CIA officials on March 12, 1964  
- Discussion of Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in the USSR and Mexico City  
- Review of CIA files on Oswald and Jack Ruby  
- Clarification of CIA procedures for handling sensitive information and inter-agency communication  
- Mention of Oswald's potential espionage ties and interactions with embassy staff  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Warren Commission  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Secret Service (mentioned in context of presidential protection protocols)

JFK Declassified Files

135-10001-10283.pdf

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