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104-10428-10288 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (10/20/1964)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch19740 and id is 1 raw text is: S104-10428-10288 Q CI HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE AS SANITIZED 1998 Inside Washington CIA Withheld Vital InteI1igence From War r By ROBERT S. ALLEN And PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. -The C e n t r a 1 Intelli- gence Agency withheld vital intelligence infor- mation from the Warren Commission during its in- vestigation of the assas- sination . of Pr e s i dent Kennedy. Despite the commis- sion's written request for all documents that might shed light on the. assas- sination, CIA authorities failed to turn over a na- tional intelligence esti- mate warning that it is Kremlin policy to remove from public office by as- sassination Western offi- cialg who actively oppose on has yet to be used dismi -Soviet policies. against any high West. from Titled Soviet Strategic ern official, hundreds of er t Executive Action, the KGB agents covertly op. . them suppressed C I A docu- erating outside of Russia cally. ment went into the shock- have been supplied with S ing details of how agents this p o c k e t-size, gun, know of KGB, the Soviet secret a waiting -only orders again police, are trained to do from Moscow to use it. perso away with Western lead- The Murder Weapons ably ers, including officials in HIGHLIGHTS of the U.S.S the U. S., and to make suppressed i n t elligence count their deaths appear due estimate, which is locked bloc. to natural causes. in a security area within O One of the KGB's new. the tightly-guarded CIA, assas ly devised assassination are as follows: to ele wapons.- is 'a-. pnumati- It has been reported ual cally operated poison ice. that the KGB endeavors use a 'atomizer,' - which leaves to remove the-- threat to ed to no wound or other ed- Soviet interests posed by durin dence of the c a us e of- certain members of West- ..A death. . em governments,. so in e- use While.this deadly weap- times arranging forithe proje Documentsnitato, -Officials to S eakerJohn .O~R U& ~ McCormia (Mass.), next ena experos, AIM, i 1ine to succeed Presi- bioug of 'usl~ O!x et ono : istence line,.stress that. t 1e FB officials the rre -Commis- Warned Speaker MeCor- vIOe73 findings m ltt mack . dedicated anti- ,have been aiferent nf Comxnmist, that he Is on this CIA estimate and the gst of Aermie n the dsup- als fearedmbyethe Kren- pressed by -the 'State De. in, no CIA authority partment had beenaaf- ashonte:.2mn able r study ov erm neown the CA eb a he Sinta .r n tat reportsting these - theS a-e Department -cret .SoVIlet .assassinaden suppressed evidence link-: -Methods. ang 'Oswald wivvt one -of. jlnstad, M c C . 0. Tmack c-. m x to security. fhires, learned about -the. report - codn4 oscuiyf4s only. recently from..on presented strong. pro- gressional probers who Soviet views -on .every are trytng to - deter-rine questilon that 'came - up we h ouin a - nteDepartm-ent!s been Jnprpressed. 'U.S.S.R. country corm Ih -investigators 3150 tee while lie 'Was - a are trying to determ~ine % Mmb-aer. pabnn why the -CIA In its Pre. ThisStae Deartent assassination report 'to :officials name -also ap-. the State Department an p eared in the address Oswald's trip to Mexico book ~ ~ ' ofa'setdS- City gave details only of viet agent' who arvd the defector's visit -to the In the VU.S. -in 9439, ac, Russian embassy and not cording to - :gOver'fmezt 'heCuban -embassy. The files. . CIAdid not report the Congressfonal Inves latter visit' gators also - have en Kneys- shbockedl to diacover that inDalla. - - (¾ . 4b I Uf ssal of such persons public office, at oth- i me s even having 'eliminated' physi- u c h activities are n to be undertaken st other types of ns in the West, not-. defectors from the .R. and from other ries of the Soviet ne recently reported sination technique is ctrocute an individ- by luring him to telephone, connect- a high-voltage wire, g a thunderstorm. nother involves the of a pistol which cts a poison gas in Iiq uid form. Th, within se. autopsy w its use. . poisons ha ed which c fect unt;1 after being thus allowi to be far when his 1 . Ak no source has pneunatica poison ice which leav or other ev cause of de Congressi gators, whc that the n; committee L~4ArL _ 0C ' O- & ~ IVt~ I

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