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104-10515-10040 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (1/3/1969)

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                   MEMORANDUM

                   SUBJECT:  Garrison and the Kennedy Assassination:
                              William Clarens WOOD Jr., alias William BOXLEY,
                                 201-834272

                  Referenci: CI/R&A  Memorandum   No. 9, Subject: Garrison
                             and the Kennedy Assassination, 5 June 1968, paragraph 19c


                                     A.  Summary


                      William Clarens WOOD  Jr. was employed by CL  as a contract
                  i trut    in clandestine operations from March 1931 when he arrived
                  ir until March 1952, when he had a nervous breakdown resulting
                  from family problems and alcoholism. Sent back to Headquarters,
                  he served as an instructor in OTR from May 1952 to January 1953,
                  when his resignatioin was requested, again because of heavy drinking.
                  During or before July 1968 Garrison, who knew that WOOD had been a
                  CIA employee, hired him as an investigator assigned to Garrison's
                  investigation oi the Kennedy assassination. In December 1968, however,
                  Garrison's office announced that WOOD had beei fired because it had been
                  ascertained that he was then active as a CIA 'bperative. Later Ln
                  December  WOOD  made  two telephone calls to his former chief in
                  requesting contact and instructions. The case is being referred tb-ttfe I.

                                B. Summary   of Earlier Events

                      1. William Clarens WOOD  Jr., born 17 August 1920 in Shreveport,
                  Louisiana, was approved in November 1944 for overseas employment
                  by OSS in an assignment as a newspaperman (printing chief in a Central
                  Pacific operation). This approval was withdrawn on 23 December 1944,
                  however, becauise of non-concurrence by OG/AAF. He was then assigned
                  to combat infantry duty in the Southwest Pacific; he was not used by OSS.
                  In February 1945 he visited the Honolulu Office of OSS and claimed that

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