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104-10331-10136 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (1/30/1998)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch19161 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10331.10136 SECRET 30 January 1998 NOTE FOR: D/OIM FROM: John.Pereira Barry Harrelson SUBJECT: Talking Points for Meeting with Jeremy Gunn, 3 Feb 98 Background: Gunn has been with the JFK Assassination Records Review Board since its inception in 1994. When the Board's Executive Director resigned in the summer of 1997, Gunn replaced him, but continued as General Counsel as well. Gunn may be accompanied to your meeting by two of his senior staffers who handle CIA matters--Michele Combs and Bob Skwirot. Suggested Discussion Points: (U) 1. CIA is committed to meeting the deadline of 1 September 1998 for completing the review of records and transferring them to the Board. Recently we shifted seven additional contractor/reviewers to the JFK team, bringing the total to 20. If necessary, additional resources will be made available. (U) 2. The merger of former HRG into OIM does not create new impediments to CIA's ability to respond to requests from the Board and will not slow down the document review. (S) 3. We are looking forward to meeting the Board's Chairman, Judge Tunheim on 18 February. We have followed up on Tunheim's request to obtainofrom records and other information related to Oswald's activities in Mexico. We have asked he Mexico City Station to provide any additional information by mid-February. (U) 4. Per the Board's request, we are sending a team of reviewers to the Board on 4-6 February to review materials from the Army, JCS, and Presidential Libraries. This joint approach makes sense to us, and is preferable to having documents circulate from agency to agency. The process seems to have worked well earlier for other records. (U) 5. We intend to respond fully to the Board's many informal and formal requests for additional information. (See listing of requests, dated 18 December 1997.) However, to the extent that resources are devoted to searching files

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