</s>157-10014-10006 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 JFK Assassination System Date: 77/7/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: SSCCIA RECORD NUMBER: 157-1014-100066 RECORD SERIES: HEARINGS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 01-1H-08 AGENCY FILENUMBER: 01-1-08 Document Information ORIGINATOR: SSCCGO FROM: Document Information TO: ANGLETON, JAMES, MILLER, SCOTTY TITLE: DATE: PAGES: 01/22/1976 74 SUBJECTS: ANGLEton, JAMES CIA, METHODOLOGY MILKER, SCOTTTY DEFECTORS FBI COUNTERTELLIGENCE DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION: TRANSCRIPT Top Secret RESTRICTIONS: Consulted CURRENT STATUS: ConsultED DATE OF LAST REVIEW : (Whathout) 06/24/1997 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS: Box 1 1 NW 50955 DocId: 32423394 Page 1

Summary  
The documents detail discussions among U.S. intelligence officials regarding counterintelligence strategies, Soviet espionage activities, and operational challenges during the 1970s. Topics include the management of double agents, strategic deception efforts, and internal CIA debates over resource allocation and prioritization of counterintelligence tasks. References to Soviet intelligence methods, such as the use of "illegals" (covert agents) in key locations like airports and factories, are noted, along with concerns about vulnerabilities posed by centralized information systems. The text also references KGB operations, including recruitment of scientists and exploitation of scientific exchanges, but contains no direct or indirect mention of John F. Kennedy, his assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People  
- James Angleton (CIA official)  
- Scotty Miller (CIA official)  
- Mr. Dignova (likely a CIA or intelligence analyst)  
- Mr. Rooce (deputy to Mr. Angleton)  
- Dr. Kissinger (U.S. political figure involved in strategic deception discussions)  

Key Locations  
- United States (discussions on domestic operations and information systems)  
- Soviet Union (references to NKVD/KGB activities and historical operations)  
- Peking, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Germany (locations of Soviet bloc activities and intelligence operations)  

Key Events  
- Internal CIA debates over counter-intelligence priorities and resource allocation  
- Discussions on strategic deception techniques and their implementation  
- Analysis of Soviet intelligence methods, including the use of double agents and proprietary companies  
- Concerns about vulnerabilities in centralized information systems  
- Reference to KGB recruitment of scientists and covert actions against U.S. interests  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- U.S. military services (Army, Navy, Air Force)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Joint Chiefs of Staff  
- Soviet Union intelligence agencies (NKVD, KGB)  
- National Security Council  
- Bureau of Credit Information  
- Moscow Chamber of Commerce  
- NEP period Soviet policies

JFK Declassified Files

157-10014-10006.pdf

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