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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch79141 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10331-10153 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
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DECL OR X1
DR FRM: HUM 4-82
15 May 1998
MEMORANDUM FOR: Lee S. Strickland @ DA
Fredrick C. Wickham @ DO
William H. McNair @ 00
Becky L. Rant @ DA
Teresa Wilcox @ DST
MaryLou Cummings
Barbara T. Blufer
FROM: J. Barry Harrelson
JFK Project Officer
OFFICE: OIMIHRP
SUBJECT: ARRB Meeting 13 May 1998 --Results
REFERENCE: Lotus note dated 8 May -- ARRB Meeting 12.13 May 1998
p/ The JFK Board addressed six Agency issues at the 13 May meeting. The Agency's proposals prevailed in four of the six issues
%efl-eRe-and one issue was tabled for further discussion.The Board made the following determinations:
1) Alias Documentation and Accommodatir n Addresses:
accepted our proposal to postpone release of specific information until 2017 and use generic substitute language.
2) LITAMIL-9 [CIA penetrationf Cuban Embassy in Mexico City considered a key player in the Oswald-Mexico
City story]: -
agreed to continue to protect the full crypt and delay the release of additional documents (201 file) until his death.
They set an annual review date on the documents; the Agency will need to advise NARA annually on his status.
3) Richard Gibson [member of Fair Play for Cubaionnittee during early 60'slconsidered a key player in
Oswald's storylAgency asset beginning in 1965]:
agreed protect Gibson's relationship with the Agency and designated Agency and FBI files and documents
outside the JFK collection window, 1960-64, as NBRs (not believed relevant).
4) AMTRUNK Assets [AMTRUNK was an early 1960's anti-Cuban operation; most of the details of the operation
including crypts have been previously released]:
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