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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch79581 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-1042810018 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
CI 059-77
MEMORANDUM FOR: (Philip F. Fendis
Pecial Assistant to the Deputy Director
for Operations for External Oversight
FROM : George T. Kalaris
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
SUBJECT : Damage Assessment of Documents Passed to
the House Select Committee on Intelligence
(Pike Committee)
REFERENCE : Your Memorandum of 29 November 1976
1. Of the five documents attached to reference memoran-
dum, two do not concern CI Staff (see Tab A). The remaining
three documents (see Tab B) are as follows:
a. OIG Survey of the Office of Security, Annex II.,
Project SGLATERAL/HGLINGUAL, 22 September 1975..
b. Memorandum for Mr. Colby, dated 21 May 1973;
subject: Potential Flap Activities. This memorandum
is an attachment to a Memorandum for Mr. John Dempsey,
dated 23.November 1976; subject: Damage Assessment
on Material Passed to HSC.
c. List of HSC [sic - CIA] Material Reviewed at
Headquarters (undated)..
2. None of these documents contains information per-
taining to presently active CI Staff operations; however,
with the exception of the mail intercept program covered in
detail by the Rockefeller Commission in June 1975 and by the
Senate Select Committee in April 1976, there are references
to past CI activities which, if in the hands of unauthorized
persons, could be used by elements hostile to CIA to cause
further embarrassment to this Agency, its personnel, and its
foreign contacts, as well as playing into the hands of foreign
intelligence services and communist parties, thus weakening
further the effectiveness of the Agency's. clandestine service.
Specific comments are contained in a Damage Assessment Report
attached to each of the three documents under Tab B.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.jfk/jfkarch79581&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)