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104-10135-10179 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (4/25/1978)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch11707 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10135-10179 NETURNTO CM fackground Use Only 2 5 APR 1978 (Do Not Reproduce MEMORANDUM FOR: Legislative Counsel ATTENTION: Mr. Rodger S. Gabrielson FROM: Robert W. Gambino Director of Security SUBJECT: House Select Committee on Assassinations (U) 1. (U/AIUO) Action Requested: None; for information only. 2. (C) Background: Reference is made to the attached requests from the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) dated 5 and 6 April-1978 (OLC 78-0986/1, OLC 78-1455/1, and OLC 78-1454/1). The HSCA has requested access to all files and index references concerning eight individuals, including two former staff employees of this Agency. The Committee has also asked a number of questions regarding E. Howard Hunt, criteria governing the opening of a 201 file during the years 1958-64, Lee Harvey Oswald and his 201 file, HTLINGUAL material regarding Priscilla Johnson Mac- Millan, identities of all Soviet Russia Division case officers, chiefs and deputy chiefs of station assigned to from 1963-64, and American defectors to the Soviet Union13 3 during the years 1958-63. (C) Your Office was telephonically advised on 14 April 1978 that the Office -of Security had material available for review regarding Abram Chayes (second 5 April inquiry--priority handling requested) but had no record or could not positively identify Monica Kramer, Loring Marie Loretta Hyde, and Rita Naman. Overt source material (a newspaper clipping) was located, however, that indicated that Loring Hyde might be Lorena Hyde, aka: Lorena Estlow. According to an article appearing in the Columbus, Ohio, Sunday Dispatch on 1 December 1963, Lorena Estlow was the wife of Dr. Carl D. Hyde, older brother of Ruth Hyde Paine, friend of Marina Oswald. A search of records of the Office of Security.in the names Lorena Hyde and Lorena Estlow disclosed some limited and dated (1949) information on a Lorena Estlow. She was described as one of a number of participants from 15 states who came to Washington, D.C., in the summer of 1949 to attend the Interracial Workshop. E2 IMPDET CL BY 063344 OS 8 0988/A

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