</s>JFK Assassination System Date: 3/25/201 Identification Form AGENCY: HSCA: Agency Information. RECORD NUMBER : 180-10143-10222 RECORD SERIES : CIA SEGREGATED COLLECTION AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 29-05-01 AGENCY FILENBER : HSCA AGENCY FLEX NUMBER #: 29-05 -01 Document Information ORIGINATOR: HSCa HSCa FROM: Document Information TO: TITLE: DATE: 00/00/0000 DATE : 00:00/000/0000 Kennedy Assassination Records PAGES: 1 Collection Act of 1992 SUBJECTS: 1 HSCAA, FILES CIA, FILIES DOCUMENT TYPE: FORM CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: Unclassified RESTRICATIONS: Open in Full CURSITATIONS: Release DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 08/01/1995 OPENING CRITERIA: OPENNING CRITERA: COMMENTS: Box 19 NW 78334 Dcdl:32272026 Page 1 1

Summary: The document contains a mix of administrative records, investigative notes, and fragmented information related to CIA and HSCA (House Select Committee on Assassinations) files concerning the JFK assassination. It references James Carl Ray, an individual linked to the assassination through fingerprint and ballistic evidence, and includes cryptographic codes such as SMARQUE, LNERGO, and REP SMARLE. The text mentions inquiries into Ray's aliases, his connections to covert operations, and potential ties to Cuba during a Mexican trip. There are notes on security clearances, personnel files (e.g., Arthur J. Hanes, John Reeves), and internal agency communications. Some sections reference telexes between London and Washington, D.C., dated 1968, and mention individuals like Alan Hausman and Howard J. Osborn. The document also includes redacted or unclear entries, including potential SSN-like numbers (e.g., 8002455) and references to "Secret" classifications, though the text is inconsistent in its declassification status.  

Key People:  
- James Carl Ray (linked to assassination via fingerprints and ballistic data)  
- Arthur J. Hanes (CIA file reference #67/13; mentioned as a confidential correspondent for Office of Security)  
- John Reeves, Jr. (confidential correspondent for Office of Security from 1952–1959)  
- Howard J. Osborn (Director of Security; recipient of handwritten notes)  
- Alan Hausman (referenced in context of "Fallen's" and telexes)  
- Richard Helme (DCT, referenced in a handwritten note to Osborn)  

Key Locations:  
- Ottawa, Canada  
- London, UK  
- San Francisco, California  
- Las Vegas, Nevada  
- Cuba (implied via Ray’s potential visit during Mexican trip)  
- Birmingham, Alabama (elected mayor in 1967)  

Key Events:  
- CIA and HSCA investigations into James Carl Ray’s activities and connections to the JFK assassination  
- Telex communications between London and Washington, D.C., dated 1968  
- Security clearance reviews for individuals like John Reeves and Alan Hausman  
- Internal agency discussions on covert operations, including potential ties to Cuba  
- References to cryptographic codes (SMARQUE, LNERGO) and their use in intelligence contexts  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Office of Security (U.S. government agency)  
- State Department (mentioned in telexes and correspondence)

JFK Declassified Files

180-10143-10222.pdf

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