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104-10331-10312 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (5/12/1995)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch19238 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10331-10312 Notes from Pre-Meeting - 12 May 1995 Meeting will be 18th in a.m. Status of Definition - with OMB re paperwork act (10 days) Then Federal Register Future issues - transfer of collection to ARRB HQ Purpose of Meeting on 18th -- defend postponements ARRB Staff will characterize postponements in the documents under discussion (grouping deletions into categories); will send of copy of list of categories prior to meeting Agency -presents reason for postponements in term of JFK Act -- wording of law re 1A, 1B Expect specific questions /goal is an exchange of views Board approach will focus on the wording of the law Marwell: choose your battles - focus on most important issues Fax list of attendees to Marwell (DO 3/4, HRG 2, OGC 1) Documents to be considered: LOPEZ - background only (HSCA document) Chrono: Mexico City -- important document Monthly Operational Reports (11) From OSWALD FILE (23 documents in packet # 1) Additional documents (# ?); requested 12 May ARRB question -- why after 30 years protect: Icrypts, names such as John Whitten, Shaw, White Gunn recommended th twedetermine status of Mexico City players (Tarasoffs,t ; need to be specific on status of officers, i.e., living overseas, etc. John asks re chronological issue -- per Marwell has not been Board's approach The issue of documents not related to the assassination; per Marwell the Board weights each postponement vs. public interest/need to know -- for documents that do not deal with the assassination, public interest may not be as high. Board issue: information available to the public but not officially acknowledged --example Agee John pointed out that Agee is known to have attempted to elicit confirmation of information he did not have access to or only suspected. Agency position is not to comment on his statements.

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