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104-10331-10073 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (6/22/1995)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch19121 and id is 1 raw text is: 104.10331-10073 ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY From the Desk of Robert J. Eatinger NOTE FOR: John A. Rizzo Douglas F. Garthoff Becky L. Rant L. Kay Oliver @ DA J. Barry Harrelson @ DA William H. McNair @ DO DA Kathryn I. Dyer @ Dl dDI DST DO Mark Mansfield David P. Holmes FROM: Robert J. Eatinger DATE: 06/22/95 10:23:44 AM SUBJECT: JFK Act Review - Procedures for Appealing to President I spoke today with Marvin Krislov of the White House Counsel's Office. They have set up the following procedures for agency heads to appeal to the President the determinations of the JFK Assassination Records Review Board. Within 7 days of receiving the notification letter from the Board, if the agency head wishes to appeal, he or his GC should send a letter to White House Counsel, attention Marvin Krislov, detailing the specific determinations that it wishes to appeal to the President. The letter should explain why the Board's decision should be reversed under the standards of the JFK Act. White House Counsel will make recommendations to the President within 3 weeks in order to meet the 30-day period. If necessary, White House Counsel will call for a meeting or other discussions to flush out the issue. Mr. Krislov advised me that the White House Counsel will be predisposed to disclosure, so the agency heads should very carefully pick their disputes. Mr. Krislov encouraged the Agency to work out issues to the extent possible with the Board. Mr. Krislov also added that if we know a particular issue will be appealed, that we may not want to wait for the formal notification letter from the Board to make Counsel's office aware of the issue and to brief our concerns. ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY

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