</s>180-10143-10100 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ORLEE motieulos files. 024020D0 memo to legat at same time as cable. SE-0752 10143 101DD

Summary  
The text contains fragmented entries related to declassified government records under the JFK Assassination Records Act of 1992. It includes coded notes referencing events around the time of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination (e.g., dates such as 3/8/19, 4/12/63, 10/11/67, and 10/15/63). Mentions include individuals like LHO (Lee Harvey Oswald), Duran, and others associated with surveillance operations, personnel interactions, and investigative activities. References to locations such as Mexico, Dallas, and unspecified sites are noted. The text also contains administrative notes on document classification, handling procedures, and operational codes (e.g., "201," "PRO I/II"). Some entries reference cables, memos, and reports with unclear details, including potential mentions of photographic evidence, surveillance methods, and personnel roles.  

Key People  
- LHO (Lee Harvey Oswald)  
- Duran  
- Bill Baily  
- Mike Lawler (various spellings: Lawlor, Lawlor)  
- Unknown individuals referenced as "Lto," "Litto," "Lito," and others  
- Mention of "A.G." (possibly an individual or role)  

Key Locations  
- Dallas (implied through context of JFK assassination)  
- Mexico (referenced in documents related to surveillance or operations)  
- Unspecified locations tied to surveillance activities or personnel interactions  

Key Events  
- Surveillance operations and personnel interactions around 1963–1967  
- Photographic evidence collection and analysis (e.g., "photos" referenced in cables)  
- Investigative reports on individuals linked to JFK assassination (e.g., LHO, Duran)  
- Administrative handling of classified documents under the JFK Assassination Records Act  

Key Organizations  
- Federal agencies involved in surveillance or investigative operations (implied through references to "201," "PRO I/II," and operational codes)  
- DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) referenced in one entry  
- Unknown organizational structures tied to document classification and handling procedures

JFK Declassified Files

180-10143-10100.pdf

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