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104-10146-10077 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (1/25/1979)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch11949 and id is 1 raw text is: 140 4600177 .C't OLC 79-0113/6 25 January 1979 SUBJECT: Comments on HSCA Draft Reports Classified Top Secret This particular package seems to consist of two drafts, one of which is numbered pages 2000566 through 2000592. It appears to have some redundancy with an earlier draft having to do with the opening of the Oswald File. The second paper consists of pages 1-14. (U) I. Oswald File As a matter of form, one does not refer to the Deputy Directorate of Operations but to the Directorate of Operations. The DDO, literally, is the person of the Deputy Director and it is only in shorthand that the acronym DDO is used to refer to the Directorate of Operations. This comment applies to pages 2000570-2000571. (U) On page 2000572, the last three lines of the first paragraph might be edited to read as follows: ...to determine who the writer was, who opened the file, and when it was done. (U) On the same page, did the CIA reply say that disseminations inside CIA has.always been based on written requirements? There are bound to have been ad hoc disseminations. (U) At pages 2000574, 2000575, and 2000577, references are made to William Lawson and William Larson, apparently different spellings of the same name. Is this the name of an Agency employee? Should it be removed? (C) Is the references to persons associated with the Deputy Director of Operations mean literally such a personal association or does it refer to people in the Directorate? In the same sentence the statement is rather categorical about a document warranting the opening of a 201 file; rather than the word would it would be more appropriate to use the word could. Such an action was a judgment call and would not necessarily have meant that a 201 file would or would not have been opened. (U) RETURN TO CIA 2 Z? Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce , DERIVATIVE CL 8 - [I D E C DEL O - V ON --

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