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180-10141-10165 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (7/13/1978)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch50868 and id is 1 raw text is: ri~ R F_ VULARY . MCKINE. CON YVO~jN_ A. 01WAITE sup , CALIF. CHAHILCS flPOE, NFUa*. NARvOLD 5. SAWYA't It. If NN.CONN~. 33~f * (202) 22'f464 0 9 )ouse of iepresentatite 333t HOUSE OFFICE DUILDING. ANNEX 2 WASHINGTON.D.C. 20515 July 13, 1978 Mr. Scott Breckinridge Principal Coordinator/HSCA Office of Legislative Counsel Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 Dear Mr. Breckinridge: I write in reference to the Committee's requests of 6 June 1978 and 8 June 1978 that the Central Intelligence Agency make available for review by Committee staff members all files and index references to the following individuals: Luisa Calderon AMMUG/l During the week of 2 July 1978, various files concerning the above-named individuals were made available for review to Charles Berk of this Committee. Mr. Berk has now reviewed Luisa Calderon's 201 file and AMMUG/1's Office of Security file, Office of Personnel file, and Volumes One and Two of AMMUG/l's 201 file covering the period 25 April 1964 - October 1965. After a careful review of these materials, it has been determined that CIA-originated reports of 5 May 1964, 6 May 1964, 7 May 1964, 8 May 1964, 11 May 1964, and 19 June 1964, each based upon AMMUG/1's knowledge, are absent from the materials provided to Mr. Berk. Furthermore, neither notes nor memoranda upon which these reports may have been based are present in the files. The content of these reports, notes and memoranda are of substantial interest to the Committee. It has also been determined that AMMUG/l material now stored by the CIA at its =I I Virginia facility has not been made fully available to the Committee. This omission came to Mr. Berk's attention -inadvertently during a conversation that he had with Chris Hopkins. Mr. Berk's review of a 1 May 1964 CIA-originated dis- patch also indicates that at least twenty-two reels of tape jojqt_ jo itt5

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