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104-10331-10374 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (08/03/1995)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch79241 and id is 1 raw text is: '104-10331-10374 . 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET From the Desk of Robert J. Eatinger NOTE FOR: Paula A. Sweee,@ DCI William T. Parsons@ DCI Matthew L Chin-C @ DCI FROM: Robert J. Eatinger DATE: 08103195 08:15:24 AM SUBJECT: JFK Board's Second Letter to the DCI This note is corrected per comments by Barry Harrelson. Corrections are in first paragraph: FYI, The JFK Assassination Records Review Board sent its second letter to the DCI on 31 July 1995. This letter notifies the DCI that it has decided to release in full CIA documents considered during its July hearings. Two of these documents contain the crypt LIENVOY. This was the crypt for th nt~lAMexican eletap operation in Mexico City in 1963. This teltap picked up the Lee Harvey Oswald telephone calls. As with the previous letter, the Center for the Study of Intelligence has the action to get recommendations to the DCI on whether to appeal to the President. I understand. that John Pereira will discuss this with Fred Wickham (the DO focal point for these issues) whether to pursue an appeal. I do not know what the DD0's recommendation will be. During the hearing with the Board on 2 August 1995, we stressed the necessity to keep secret the fact the teltap operation was jont operation with Mexican liaiso . The DO sought to explain the mosaic problem to the Board on the release of LIENVOY. The Board's position appears to be that release of the crypt when it will not compromise the fact that the teltap was jont oration hould be permitted under the Act. The Board probably will require us to justify on a document-by-document basis the redaction of LIENVOY, and will not agree to redact every mention of the crypt. We should know by the end of the week what position the Board will take on the CIA documents mentioning LIENVOY or talking about the operation. The DO officers at the hearing tried to get the Board to reconsider its determination to release the crypt in the two documents. However, the Staff of the Board does not-believe the Board can or is inclined to reconsider. CC: J. Barry Harrelson @ DA SECRET

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