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1 - ir, Rosen orad
- Mr. Sullivan Felt
To :Mr. W. C. SullivaA Rosen
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FROM :Mr. 1 - Mr. Cregar Tele. Room
W ~aigay~,:Holmes
1 - Mr. Lenihan Gandy
SUBJECT:ASSASSINATION O)FPRESIDENT
JOHN F ITZGERALb11NEDY
NOVEMBER 22, 1963,
DALLAS, TEXAS
The purpose of this memoranduiso recommend that
we disseminate information from our Shamro informant bearing
on the assassination of the late President nnedy.
C~ha rocJ3is the sensitive Sqyiet sQgure.e who contacted
and volunteered
to turnish information. eis eing han ded y representatives
of-CIA and Special Agents of our New York Office:1
&hamroc has recently reported certain details
concernin So iet reaction to the assassination of President
Kennedy. bha roelreported the Soviets had the KGB (Committee
for State Security) make an extensive study of the assassin-
ation and, as a result of this study, the KGB concluded that '
President Kennedy was killed by representatives of a group of
monopolists, characterized as the military-industrial complex
in the United States. The KGB felt that President Kennedy had
tried to limit the activities of this group of monopolists
and therefore they planned.his a assination.
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4 hamroqZ further reported that the Soviets felt
that President Kennedy's death was a great loss, not only for
the United States and the-Soviet Union, but for the whole
world. According tolphamlfocQ the Soviets felt that they
could trust President K nedy and could deal with him on a'
cooperative basis. (Sha oc* further stated that the Soviets
W mourned President Kennedy's death, a situation which Shamrock
considered very unique inasmuch as the-peisoe mourned
was a leader of another country. b
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The information furnished b Shamroo is very similar
to that previously furnished to us b3 ~i oseek] a Soviet
defector whse, bona fides has not been established.
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